The Chronomancer and the Book of Worms

Destiny of the Void Triangle, Book 1

De: Jason Harrington

Narrado por: Mason Jesse Hamilton

The Book of Worms shall rise before Creation’s End!

These were the last words of the Order of the Void Triangle before they were executed, two millennia ago. Some of these dark magi vanished before capture.

The world of Pravahs suffered from a time of darkness and genocide at their hands. These demon-instructed magi turned the skies black, led an army of the living dead and demons in a global conquest, and left miles of burned earth in their hellfire assaults. Their defeat was nothing short of miraculous.

While the land remembers, people forget.

The people of the continent of Stratia have dismissed the ancient "Black Decade" as myth, even while their blood runs cold with fear at the mention of the dreaded "Void Hands".

But the people of the nation of Malkanor are more concerned with foraging for their next meal, or if their hovels will stand against the next storm. Their dying cries and anguish are silenced by the merciless nobility.

A change comes!

Rylin unleashes an innate raw power to save the life of his best friend, Ishell. This is noticed by the Order of the Enlightened Sun, an order of united magi who serve all Stratia.

For the two friends, a time of discovery and transformation is about to begin. But no rising light will remain uncontested by darkness.

The Order of the Void Triangle has chosen a new form for a new era. After centuries of slumber, they will rise and gather their dark powers. They will continue in their objective…the annihilation of everything!

©2019 Jason Harrington (P)2021 Jason Harrington

Great book and good world building so far

Great book,
Simple farm boy with a heart of gold but still struggling with his demons, like all humans would and should
Can’t wait to see what happens next on our MC’s adventure and how the prince will turn out to be
The narrator also did a great job, but I’m not sure if it’s the equipment or the recording, but there’s something weird with the audio, great narration nonetheless

Story Rocks!

Jason wrote a beautiful and intriguing story. It'd s nice mix of dark magic, evil Villains,, and twists and turns. Rylin is by far the best and most well rounded character in the story so the story gets 5 stars.
However, the narrator drove me up a wall. Many of the characters have too similar of voices, lots of monotone dialect, no pauses going into new chapters, and dialogue tags dound weird when he reads them. Narrator also needs to clean final audio much better. If the narrator can get his stuff together I think it will be a fire series! Overall the story makes ot a worthwhile listen. Look forward to listening to the coming books and improvements from the narrator!

Edit!
I very rarely do this, but the narrator improved so much over the books I had to come back and revise my star ratings. I was really impressed with hos hard work!

unusual magic system

the good engaging story. good narration characters that draw you in. you can't help it like and wonder what's going to happen next. I did have some problems with the editing at the chapter breaks when one chapter ends in the next one starts you get two to three words that repeat so it's kind of a little jarring to listen to but still worth the credit

fabulous story, great new world, well told

The author has masterfully introduced us to a whole new epic world of fantasy and magic. The narrator brings these characters to life, and I highly recommend as it's difficult to stop listening now that I've begun!

Magic!

Great start to the series. Magic abilities are found in the poorest of the poor of Malkanor with Rylin showing greater power than his mentor could have imagined. As Rylin learns more and more about chronomancy, he becomes aware of an evil approaching that he is helpless to stop. But Rylin also has to deal with his alter ego, who is a more vengeful, show-no-mercy persona, which I assume will become a greater presence in the following books.

Narration was very good with the exception of the few odd repeats of sentences.

I received this book in exchange for an honest review.