Elemental Summoner 3

A Chakra Cultivation Harem Portal Series

By: D. Levesque

Narrated by: Christian J. Gilliland, Hazel Cohen

Length: 9 hrs and 9 mins

Publisher's summary

The stakes are higher than ever in the world of Boromour, and Alex and his companions are feeling the pressure. With the Horde defeated, they need to decide what comes next, and it's not an easy choice. Alex is torn between seeking vengeance against the Mages' Society and building his own group of allies to ensure the safety of the world.

But as fate would have it, a chance encounter in the City of Proper could provide a solution to both problems. Enter Sara, the wild catgirl whose fiery spirit and fierce loyalty prove to be a valuable asset to the group. With her help, they begin to uncover the secrets behind the changes that God has made to Boromour, and they realize that the planet is on the brink of a transformation that will change everything.

But Alex has his doubts. Is this new direction truly for the better, or will it bring about a new wave of destruction? As he and his companions navigate their way through the unknown, they must learn to trust one another and rely on their skills and powers to keep the planet safe.

But the Horde still looms on the horizon, and even though they may not pose an immediate threat to Boromour, they could still wreak havoc elsewhere. Alex and his allies will stop at nothing to prevent that from happening, even if it means putting themselves in harm's way.

Join them on their journey as they face new challenges and obstacles, all while trying to keep the planet they call home safe from the forces of darkness. With action, adventure, and plenty of heart, this blockbuster story will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end.

This series contains the unabridged text (meaning adult), mayhem, monster girls, fluffy tails, and lots of magic.

©2021 D. Levesque (P)2023 D. Levesque

1word wow

this has been a very interesting series I hate the cliffhanger but can't wait for book 4 please

Great book

It’s a good read amazing story so far can use less “ you used 10 points of power” over and over we get it

AMAZING 👏!

Just as good as the 1st if not way better!! Great new characters I can't wait for the 4th book!

wow love this Series

this was a great one the whole harem aspect was great but the really love each char

absolutely AMAZING

I love these books I can wait for book 4 it's stylish and the characters and there development is awesome

Not to bad

I enjoyed this series so far the only things I didn't care for was the constant repeated magic casting and that the main character doesn't even say anything to his wife and Bridget when they deceive and lie to him causing the worst pain in his life and he doesn't say anything to them even in fantasy that wouldn't happen

Better

This book has a major improvement compared to the first 2 books, the creativity is better, the whole stuck in one spot and talking for several chapters was improved and many other things so good job on this one

Great story and performance.

I really enjoyed the other books and this one was no different. I hope to see more coming. keep up the good work.

Inconsistent

The overall story was neat. The world is cool, the characters relatable to a point. However, what killed me was the inconsistency in the facts. The water mage shooting fire arrows into the sky? Bryan who was married to a rabbit girl now said he was married to a cat girl. Etc.. it’s the little things that where so abrasive in this story. Not to mention MC left his other girl on the last continent. What a dick move. Side note* when the MC is lied to by his Significant others like plotted against him. Be it for his own good. Normal people would have been pissed. He’s just like ohhh hi I’m back now. Yeah …
All in all it was a ok read. Just something to pass the time.

Great narrators meh material

And this is there I get off, I like the Narrators and will support them when they narrate a good series free of ideology I will not support I like Isekai, harem and fantasy just not the post modernist stuff.