The Dragon Cult

Omnibus: Books 1-3

De: Isaac Keyes

Narrado por: Sylvester Frost, Erin Bateman

One great series at a single offering.

She summoned him to a desperate world.

Pulled from a mundane life by a beautiful stranger, Michael is offered what he’s always wanted: something to believe in, to care about, to fight for. But he’s no warrior.

The people of Vendira have been oppressed by dark magic for centuries, any spark of resistance long since extinguished. They need a symbol of hope to push back against the malevolent forces that rule the world. Could he be what this world so desperately needs?

At home, he has always felt unremarkable, easily fading into the background. But here, Michael isn’t special for what he has; he’s special for what he lacks: he is Brandless.

©2023 Isaac Keyes (P)2024 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

A good story slowly implemented

A guy gets isakai, gets a sword, and tee shirt then frees the world at his own pace.

There is a fairly interesting story here but it needs some heavy editing to quicken the pace. It feels more like a slice of life rather than an adventure story with its length causing the plot meander towards the climax. The voice acting is ok but a bit more emotion would have improved pacing.

It’s fine if you like a slow burn or want something to listen to while doing something else.

Fantastic series

Really like the magic system and the villains, it was easy to hate them. The performance was really well done aswell. I’m looking forward to finding the next series by Isaac Keyes.

Pretty freaking good

I’ve just finished this omnibus and I just gotta say I really enjoyed it. The story is a bit slow but all in all I think it’s a definite read. I did wish we got more of the “what happens after” but I will definitely take this lol.

intresting

3 books in 1 a isekai story, it has a decent plot and draws you in, keeps you wondering what is next. if you enjoy a little actions and adventure you will enjoy this bundle of books

Great series

A very enjoyable series. highly recommended.
Very intricate worldbuilding and it has an engaging plot.
very enjoyable

writing makes no sense

the world makes legit no sense. we are expected to believe that this evil empire took over the world and enslaved everyone with these brands. that's the only thing that makes the MC special is that he is brand less. he is just given items that instantly turn him into a super powerful warrior and the only reason no one else can use them is because of the brands. I find it impossible to believe that is a whole world this empire manged to police every single birth of every person across the whole world. Also it's said many times this "good" magic that makes up the relics that give the MC power, is far stronger then the evil magic of the empire. if that's the case how did the empire manage win in the first place let alone rule for hundreds of years. The MC and love interest also meet and bone with in hours of meetings and share like 4 sentences of dialogue before they are madly in love. it's lazy bullshit. there is seemingly infinite plot holes in the writting and it just doesn't make sense. Every chapter you'll roll your eyes at a glaring plot hole or something that is just plain stupid. only savings grace is that it's 3 books for the pice of 1. still not worth it imo. Also dual narrators is also a win so at least that is some positive about the book. The rest though is definitely not worth a credit

not impressed

I don't even know where to begin... the MC is absolutely stupid and a huge coward 🙄. The story could have been better, it had a decent foundation... but again the MC continued to piss me off due to his idiocy.