Planetary

Wormhole Mana, Book 3

By: Tom Larcombe

Narrated by: Shawn Compton

As the mana fields continue to grow, the numbers of mutated, and mana created, aggressive creatures grow right along with them.

Even though Max is tired of teaching his skill, he accepts one more gig for it, training a double handful of people who have both mechanical and teaching skills.

While Alex and Mark's guild has put out a call for members, they have a single qualification. Prospective guild members must make it to the guild hall physically in order to join.

Max hasn't forgotten the dungeon, located where the research labs that started all this once were. It's been a tempting prospect to Max for a while.

Prometheus's efforts to hasten the spread of mana are bearing fruit. His recovery of radioactive material allows him to keep pushing the wormhole open farther and farther, while stabilizing it to the point that physical objects can pass freely back and forth.

As the mana fields cover the entire Earth, contact is made with the intelligence on the other side of the wormhole. Max discovers that while some of the people on the other side are peaceful, others are highly aggressive.

©2024 Thomas Larcombe (P)2024 Tantor Media

Your books are amazing

I must say the story telling top notch my only dislike is it ended Tom larcombe your my favorite author I’ve listened to all of your series you Nail the world building with character development perfectly

Author at his best, backed by great audible!

While I have enjoyed this series very much, the audio brings to life and adds depth to already deep characters, even the AI is growing and changing. Adds a few twists and turns and now a new [spoiler] and this just keeps better and better!

love the story progression

this book was enjoyable to read. interesting seeing how the president is taking a role in the story. Max has taken an interesting role now that he is the strongest. hoping the next book will bring new weapon ideas either crafting them or as a reward.

fun stortyline

I really enjoy the character interactions. feels like real. people and not forces test to progress the story