Elevation of Mana 3: A Progression Fantasy

Elevation of Mana, Book 3

De: Wandering Agent

Narrado por: Gary Furlong

A tech-student-turned-elven-hero must infiltrate dangerous courts and navigate complex politics in the third book of this fantasy adventure series.

It's been decades since Justin was magically whisked from Earth to a strange supernatural land. Since then, he's mastered mana, built a reputation for himself by crafting fascinating machines based on human technology, and even managed to forge some true and trusted relationships. But his path hasn't always been an easy one, and a recent war has left him in his most perilous position yet.

Cino and Atal, two of the land ruling ancients, are dead—and one of them at Justin's hand. According to tradition, that leaves Justin with the unenviable task of spreading the word to the neighboring kingdoms, alerting the other ancients that two of their own have passed, leaving their territories unclaimed.

To accomplish this quest, Justin will need to cross vast and varied lands, from uncanny forests and frozen plateaus to fiery coastlines and deep bogs. But the true threat to his mission are the millenia-old beings that he'll need to go toe-to-toe with. Powered by unthinkable abilities, they are formidable foes, and Justin must stay focused to avoid getting drawn into their games. Because when it comes to ancient grudges, no one can escape completely unscathed.

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Good all around

I really enjoyed it. I just wish it were longer. Can’t wait for the next book.

Good, but not as good.

the other books really gave you lots of details and how he built most thing. this seemed to be a short book that he only build a new thing like once or twice. I was expecting him to build things and help other ancients or fight one if they were bad. But he was literally powering through all of this. I wish at the end it would have had him coming back or going over other lands because I dont know if he's done with all the lands or not. Its good, but no where near as good as the other ones.

I can't wait for the next one

I can't wait for the next book, I wish I didnt have to one. it would be good if it could longer too.

Good, but too short

An okay continuation to the story, which I enjoy as a whole. The book is far too short though to really accomplish much and doesn't really feel worth the credit when I can spend the same for 20+ hours. I'm undecided if I'll purchase the next in the series if they continue to be this length.