Moonstone Path: Volume 1

A Progression Fantasy Epic

By: Cale Plamann, Adam Johnson

Narrated by: Austin Rising

The world is a place of magic and wonder as nations struggle against monsters and nature itself to expand into the wilderness. The world is an unfair place where happenstance and the circumstances of your birth can bind you to a life of suffering, servitude, and drudgery.

Both are true for Kaff Aderlai, a talented magic user learning to harness his talents at the Virras Military Academy.

By fate or misfortune, his carefully planned life was upended by the discovery that he had magical talent, forcing him into a world filled with duplicitous nobles, city-destroying monsters, and the very magic used to craft the universe itself.

War looms on the horizon, and Kaff's nation spent a lot of money to train him into a finely tuned weapon. Whether he survives or not, they plan on getting a return on that investment.

©2023 Cale Plamann and Adam Johnson (P)2023 Podium Audio

Well done!!!

To be honest the book is very well done, narration was spot on. I am looking forward to the next book! I was surprised the other reviewer left such a negative but then again his profile is full of Negative reviews so take what you want from that. This book has depth to it.

not bad but not great either

starts out great then gradually it turns stale. dude got godess blessing that he never uses, but there are action scenes.

Deserves More Attention

The story of Moonstone Path is a bit of a slow burn to start, but the character growth is natural and it was well worth the credit

A Great Start & Hoping for More

I am admittedly *not* a fan of LitRPG/Progression Fantasy, but this story was recommended to me so I gave it a shot.

Luckily, it is light on the numbers and has just enough detail/rules in its magic system to make things interesting. The main character is delightfully frustrating, and his rival is more or less correct when talking about his flaws. Their dynamic has major Top Gun energy and really fun to listen to.

The narration is great, and Austin Rising deals with a lot of voices & accents well!

Hope there is a second volume soon. :)

it was ok

A good book to listen to while you're doing something else. It is a very slow book not a whole lot happens. Wouldn't call it a bad book but not a great quality. I don't know if I would spend a credit on it but it ok.