A Scion's Duty

A Dark Fantasy LitRPG Adventure (The Grand Game, Book 6)

De: Tom Elliot

Narrado por: Andrew Tell

Duración: 16 h y 43 m

Resumen del Editor

A burgeoning Power. Dormant followers. Ancient forces. Forgotten Allies. And Lurking Enemies.

Will they clash?

And when they do, will the Wolf emerge triumphant?

Michael has come far in the Game since his somewhat-ignominious entry through Erebus’ dungeon. Now, a force to be reckoned with, he is more than a mere player and someone the Powers would do well to fear…

But as Michael’s power has grown, so too has his Pack.

Now, thousands look to him. With the fate of the House Wolf resting on his shoulders, allies left adrift awaiting his return, new friends brought into the fold, and enemies lurking in the shadows, can Michael juggle his multiplying duties and protect all those he has sworn to? All while still gathering the power he desperately needs?

Join Michael on his epic adventure and see where his journey takes him next!

©2024 Tom Elliot (P)2024 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

Good, but....

Well written and interesting, much like the previous books. Unfortunately this one was quite a bit more wordy and involved a lot of going over the events in the other books. In between those periods, there was a lot of traveling around and going back and forth between the same people to complete additional tasks. The result was less character development and new content than in the other books.

yada,yada,yada

the writing is done well but i feel like the style has degraded or changed for some reason. there is a lot of exposition. there's just too much information presented I dont need to know about. why tell me the name of an enemy you're about to kill? why tell me about every characters motive? the first three hours of the book consists of Michael talking, that is a lot. this book feels like a video game session that consists of me walking around collecting side quests, fighting a boss, fighting another boss that I cheese interspersed with hours of dialogue that could be shortened considerably. nice try tom. not sure if I'll read the next one.

Good pacing and development of the story

Story was progressing great and paced accordingly. The ending felt a bit rushed but it didn’t deter too much from the overall

The Grand Game Is Number One!

Michael is the best character I have had the experience of ever reading about I applaud Tom and his amazing job with these books.

Extending a good series

I enjoy this adventure. I appreciate an MC who can actually make decisions right away and not him-haw around. I do wish that the big fights were more detailed. there is big lead up to the fight and then bam, big bad guy is dead. I get that this book was probably more to progress the story and a lot did happen. but still.

fast paced and exciting with every page turn

what an excellent sequel and I just really want to read more! please keep it coming

5 stars

I really enjoyed this installment. Looking forward to the next book. Strongly recommend to anyone.

solid

started off slow before getting right back to what we all love about this series

Great Series, but getting a little lost...

This was a solid entry in one of my favorite series and I will be getting the next. That said, I think this and the previous one have really felt like a overextended side quest. The Draven's Reach arc has gone on too long, I no longer remember any of the other side characters or the sub-plots outside of this dungeon. Hope we get back on track with more progression and exploration in the broader world. Also, please add a recap to the next book!

My Top 5 on Audible

This series is one of the best audiobooks I've ever listened to. The use of the Adjudicators narration is on point, helping to keep the flow of the story continuously moving without feeling overwhelming. Michael, the protagonist, is secretly OP because you never get that feeling from him outside of combat. The entire series has a good balance.