Dragon Magus 1

Dragon Magus, Book 1

By: DB King

Narrated by: Austin Rising

Dragons have been extinct for centuries.... Can one young man bring them back?

Raphael was born with the mark of the dragon. His foster father taught him a mysterious and ancient magic unlike anything seen since the last dragon left the world.

Now, at the age of 18, he is accepted into a guild of mages with the promise of learning more about his unique magic. Raphael's strange powers could very well lead to the return of the dragons. The road will not be easy, but Raphael will find friends along the way, each with their own paths of progression and magical fates.

This coming-of-age fantasy series contains cultivation elements and incremental progression through spells, abilities, and equipment.

©2022 DB King (P)2022 Podium Audio

Fantasy version of Dudley Do-Right

Basically it is a fantasy, melodrama story that reminds me of Dudley Do-Right. It was a good, clean break from most other fantasy stories. The narrator did a great job with the different voices. The story was different from most even though there was an overpowered main character who everyone loves. I highly recommend this story if you want something different.

original and fun

I was nervous when I saw it had a coming-of-age theme to it but it turned out actually great. The main character develops quickly and isn't a complete tool. it is adorable in parts and also humorous. all that aside I nearly died every time the narrator said brassiere instead of brazier 🤣

Book 1 Solid start but it falls apart after

The First book is a really good start, Some light world building, Good Lead growth.

The problem comes at the end of this book and into the next, Things get muddy. the story is almost forced forward with a conflict that we the reader only get the smallest hint at. Combine that with the MC being almost a One punch man, While having a team that are only somewhat helpful or down right useless. Lastly the outright assultish nature of the only women in his life and its just gets silly.

Amazing 👏

I'm so glad I got this book well worth the read got emotional there at the end looking forward to book 2

I cried!

This is such a beautiful piece of work, it's been a while since I have read a good story! Well I should say heard a story LOL. I cried at points, was worried, sad, and so happy at other times! This was a great read!

Awesome

I'm not going to lie at first. I thought this was going to be a super serious coming-of-age story. But it ended up being a somewhat lighthearted and fun story and don't get me wrong. There still is death and destruction. but that's towards the end of the story, and I found all of the characters enjoyable even if one of them does a full 360 in his personality between one meeting to another and my favorite was Silvia. if you enjoy fantasy stories with a strong MC, then I 100 % recommend this!

Dragon Magus

Pros: -The author & the narrator did a fantastic job at guiding the audience through the book to tell one hell of a story. - The story and it's characters is unique and keeps the audience indulged until the very end. - Always love seeing the cover art Cons: -The beginning of Dragon Magus was a bit slow for me, but after a couple of chapters it picked up quite nicely. -Also, I didn't like the fact that each of the character's introduction to the book was slammed together but it was interesting to listen to none the less. - Audiobook was a bit short for me since I like to listen to audiobooks more than 30 hours but that's just me. Aside, from those things it was a very unique book to read and I look forward to seeing what's in store for the readers in the next book. Still giving the audiobook a 5/5. Nice job!

not as fun as I thought it would be.

took a chance thinking it would be fun and entertaining. it started out promising but the more characters that got introduced the worse the story got. I can't finish this.

This was written for a 4 year old

Good character development and all that but the story was so over the top and all that

Pre YA Book

This is very much a pre teen audience book. The characters and MC's super naivety go well. The author tries paint some grandiose guild or city but its just way to fast. This MC is totally freaking clueless of just life itself, we are not even talking about interacting with people, the history of the world and his own background. BUT the author decides to give the readers 5+ hours of him battling for some random guild he just met and members that tried to kill him. Totally moronic, how about you mr guild go fly a kite in a lightning storm while I try to live my life.