Gun Mage

By: Logan Jacobs

Narrated by: Alex Perone, Marissa Parness

On January 1st, 2020, the comet hit, and a good chunk of the people on Earth died or turned into mutants.

But some people gained powerful magical abilities.

You would think that the fall of humankind would usher in a time of peace and happiness for the survivors, but since powerful people tend to be assholes, life got worse, and these mages enslaved those who couldn’t protect themselves.

I have magic too, but not just any magic.

I can summon guns, and nothing kills asshole mages better than a bullet through the brain.

Disclaimer: This is a slow-burn harem series with explicit sex scenes.

©2020 Logan Jacobs (P)2020 Logan Jacobs

great book 1

thanks for another great story I am anxiously waiting to see how this story infolds.

Good start to a new series

This is the first book I’ve gotten from this writer and it was a good start. Will see were is goes.

Fun start to the series

The concept of the gun mage is a neat one. Being able to use magic to summon firearms is something that, I believe, has been done in fantasy and urban fantasy before, but not with this sort of a backdrop. It’s a fun little story, but a little slow to get out of the gate. I would still recommend the book, but be patient as it takes time for the story to rev up.

A 22 Rifle Really

Definitely going to read next book. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Slow burn indeed

Is this the wild west? Not quite - it's a post-apocalyptic earth. A world in which mages rule the land, plastics and technology are outlawed, and owning a gun is a capital offense. The hero discovers an affinity for guns and the beginnings of a grand destiny. He is constantly on the run from the mages that want him dead.

This is a harem series, but the hero only gets involved with - or even flirts with - one woman in this book. Presumably others come along in future books in the series.

The voice acting is good. Having multiple narrators helps. The character voices are distinct, even for minor characters - although they get rather cartoonish at times.