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An hour to install the internet...

Revisado: 04-17-25

The wizard part of the story is barely noticeable, and could probably be easily edited out. It is a short story made long with grueling details on food being delivered and taken away, household chores and repeated references to how the job fit the very flat protagonist. The book spends MORE than an hour installing internet, computers and a printer in a house.

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Nice extra world building for mage errant

Revisado: 04-11-25

If you enjoyed mage errant, you'll enjoy this anthology. I preferred the earlier stories, but it was good throughout.

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Brought it all together

Revisado: 03-19-25

It is a solid conclusion of the series, most of the lose ends got wrapped up. It was paced a bit different the the first two, and I think they were better, but still a good book and worth a credit!

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Wow, it's terrible

Revisado: 03-19-25

The book is entirely based around the juvenile thoughts and actions of a (supposedly) post pubescent girl being forced into a (supposedly) impossible situation by mom-daughter issues and a love triangle. Said love triangle is between the girl's childhood friend with good intentions (the good boy beholden to the rules) but who, in trying to protect her, is just holding her back while her blood enemy slash authority figure (bad boy rule breaker with a heart of gold) helps her from the 'shadows' get stronger. Oh, there's also dragons, magic and an impeding magical cataclysm, but really who cares about that when you can hear about the bad boy's gold flecked eyes or how the good boy is only looking out for the main character but follows the rules. Eyebrows are raised, smirks are abundant, dialogue is what you'd expect from a group of young teens. Gave it 10 hours of my life and it didn't get better.

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Not the most innovative start...

Revisado: 03-15-25

But it does pick up after a couple of chapters and I always enjoy when economics and fantasy combine!

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Okay, but not as good as it was hyped to be

Revisado: 09-10-24

Definitely an okay listen, but it wasn't as good as other, similar titles (Andrea Vernon). Wasn't particularly innovation or engaging and Wheaton's voice range for different characters occasionally caused some confusion as to who was talking. Overall, okay.

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Great voice work!

Revisado: 09-04-24

The story wasn't as catchy as the first book but the voice acting was top notch. A fun listen.

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Very interesting story, enough to struggle through the flat computer voice

Revisado: 08-25-24

The story has enough questions and interesting characters to keep you listening but it was honestly a struggle to get through the computer voice. The lack of differentiation between characters in a conversation was often confusing as was the complete lack of (appropriate) tone. The story was done a disservice by not having a human reader.

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Interesting start but...

Revisado: 08-08-24

The first couple of books were interesting but then I realized it was going to be a many, many book series. After three long books there was no end in sight and a great deal of repetition of training and incremental improvement of the main character. Overall good, but I'm not sure if I am in for the very long haul this series represents.

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Meh

Revisado: 07-22-24

The background story was interesting but the characters were as boilerplate and flat as I have heard in a long time. The editing was also not great, some confusing breaks and perspectives/time changes throughout.

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