The Five Trials

De: Mike Truk

Narrado por: Leo Barnabas

Duración: 16 h y 34 m

Resumen del Editor

My name's Noah Kilmartin. I'm from Ruddock, Ohio, and I'm absolutely, 100 percent unqualified to save the universe from the slavering demonic hordes of the super evil bitch queen Lilith. Too bad nobody asked my opinion.

All I've got to do is pass five lethal trials that'll prove I'm the universe's last chance at salvation. To do so, I'll have to lean hard on those three years of Okinawan jiu-jutsu classes I took in high school, learn to wield my new magic sword, and, oh yeah - select five women to flesh out my team, bonding with each one for arcane purposes and desperately trying to stay alive in the process.

Piece of cake. Right?

Warning and minor spoilers: The Five Trials is a book intended for mature listeners age 18 years and older. It contains graphic sex, medieval violence, and nudity. People curse, piss their pants, hack off heads, get a little dizzy and tortured, seduce each other, try to seduce each other, and get scared witless by horrors from the darkest dimensions. Most importantly, you'll meet gorgeous, powerful women, some capable for hurling lightning, others of swinging battle-axes, and one that's Noah's unrequited crush from high school. All of them are willing to enter unconventional, polyamorous harem relationships if it means saving the universe, and luckily for Noah, this time it actually does.

©2018 Mike Truk (P)2018 Audible, Inc.

First chapter kind of sucks.

Slow build to adventures. Fast paced and overly articulated during "action" situations.

Rather crude with the "romantic" scenarios. Author uses words that could offeend; cock, pussy, tit, cum, and cunt.

truly amazing

this is one of the best series ive listened to. ive never had so much trouble predicting where the story would go and was blown away with mikes imagination. the narrator could use a little work on female voices in a book dominated by female characters but overall he did an amazing job as well.

Not so quick to judge.

Hear me out. You have to stick with it. The MC totally starts off this series as a fresh out of high school nobody. He's the kid you'd ask to help you with homework. Honestly, as weak and inexperienced as he starts out, the way he acts and reacts to his plights is spot on. Bear in mind these books are LOOOONG! Mike Truk does a very good job of filling in and building the character from the ground (or even basement) up. Further into the series the MC grows exponentially. Like I said, stick with it. It really is a fantastic ride!

Turning a horny concept into a masterpiece

Reading this book was fucking fun as shit! If you enjoy sex, violence, and magic then this is a good book for you.

Can't really recommend this one.

Struggled to finish it. Just kept dragging on with no really accomplishments or character growth and MC just kept being annoying.

Much deeper than most in this genre.

Very enjoyable story with solid character development and a fairly complex plot. The narrator also does a good job performing this work. I recommend this series highly.

why all these guys gotta be panzies?

if you're gonna talk about sex... screw that making love to sluts nonsense...Beat the bad guys and objectify the women



of course feminists won't like it.... but who cares?

Weak MC

If you enjoy strong male characters this book may be hard to get through. I’m not certain if it’s the writing or the narrator but the MC comes across very weak and along for the ride.

horrible whiny MC

The MC is awful. This book is 16 hours of a whining crying 12 year old beta male running from conflict. He has no redeeming characteristics he pisses himself constantly both literally and figuratively. When he isnt hiding under the bed from scary vaginas throwing themselves at him he is pining for the one girl who doesnt want him. He has zero agency no agenda no plan hes not a char he is furniture that hates itself.

MC needs to actually have a head on his shoulders

Just tired of the MC not having a clue what to do. He is supposed to get stronger as time passes but that doesn’t seem to happen.