Mage Academy

Imperial Summoner, Book 1

De: Kal Griffith

Narrado por: Christopher Harbour

Danny Youngblood's destiny was fire magic, just like every man in his family. But fate had other plans. When he enters the prestigious Imperial Mage Academy, his powers manifest as something far more rare and dangerous.

Monster Summoning!

Now, Danny's a walking dungeon core, able to absorb creatures and unleash them as powerful allies.

But this awesome ability makes him an outcast, feared by professors and envied by rivals. Can he master his powers, make real friends, and prove he's not destined to become another villain like the summoners of legend?

Join Danny as he navigates the challenges of academy life:

Unleash epic monster battles in the training dungeons and face real threats in dungeon raids!

Craft unique monster combinations with his custom build ability, creating the ultimate monster squad!

Bond with his quirky classmates like Isa, the animal mage, and Tess, the battle-hardened Imperial soldier.

And a dragon.

©2024 Kal Griffith (P)2024 Kal Griffith

Vivid descriptions and dynamic characters!

"Mage Academy: Imperial Summoner, Book 1" by Kal Griffith, narrated by Christopher Harbour, is a memorable entry into the LitRPG genre. Griffith’s writing shines with vivid descriptions and dynamic characters, while Harbour's narration brings the magical academy to life with impeccable pacing and emotion. With thrilling monster battles and heartwarming friendships, this book is a magical listen from start to finish.

MC entitlement he acted like a level 500 mage since he learned his first summon

Nice skills, creative way to craft and mix summons and spells cast. However I just can’t see a level 8 beating a level 100 dragon. The. Going on to expel an ancient spirit… pass

good book about a mage growing up

this is. a good stroy of a journey of young mages growing up in a new story of the hated class and a young man dealing with be out casted.

good storyline, horrible interactions.

The parents, "friends" and teachers are abusive to the main character. Telling him he needs integrity and to be open and trustworthy to them, but then in the same breath will not do the same.

The world building was good. Characters are interesting and enjoyable.

Frankly, I caution anybody who is fed up with the world forcing lifestyle agendas. I don't care if the main character is gay. However, in my opinion he was presented as goal driven, unsociable and scholar. It felt a bit forced. I guess I just didn't see the need. It was hard to enjoy after this. It was too similar too Dragonage Vangard. Same with DnD and racial passive being racist. I come to fantasy to exscape the "problems" of the world.
I guess I am just tired of this being forced. Maybe later I will pick the series up again. As I enjoyed it.

world building

I really enjoyed the story all the elements were very compelling. I'll definitely be reading more.

Super good

Nice job very fun and well entertaining. Keep them coming I can’t wait to see just what is in store.

The MAGIC

Amazing twist at the very end, totally caught me off scars. I love the whole system, the characters all of it.

Too timid

The author makes the main character Danny far too timid. Literally every time people do things to him that are blatantly unfair to a ridiculous point the people who he is supposed to trust just make him eat it. It makes the main character unlikeable

Great story I need the next one now!

Loved this book if I could give narration 6 stars I would! if you are looking for your next read and want a academy style story then you can't go wrong with this book!