Cosmic Ascension, Book 1

By: Adam King

Narrated by: Charlie West, Rose Trailings

Once the strongest on Earth, he will now climb to become the strongest in the Universe.

Noah was once a Mecha pilot leading the defense of Earth against the invading Parasites.

Now he is just one lone man stranded on a strange planet, with nothing to do but endlessly fight and devour beasts to increase his strength in the hope of leaving that forsaken place.

A new opportunity arose the day a spaceship crashed on the planet.

Follow Noah as he escapes, enters the wider universe, and discovers the truth about what happened to Earth.

Kill. Eat. Grow.

Such is his motto and his ascension will be legendary.

©2025 Adam King (P)2025 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

Awesome

This was really good and I really liked Noah as the mc. like he is strong physically and pretty much stomps all his opponents until he faces someone that truly uses the power system of this universe mecha and magic combined and now I can't wait to see how much he will grow in power now that he has an understanding of the power levels of the universe

Great Book!

Seriously, give it a chance. OK lots of woo woo physics but tech and 'magic' is one of my favorite genres. No harem. MC isn't dumb as a rock. Some mild murder hobo but... against SPACE PIRATES IN MECHS! Narration is superb as well.

This is a must listen if you like

I wasn’t sure what to expect when I started this book. I took a gamble and it paid off in spades. If you’re into Mech adventures then look no further. This is a great installment and I can’t wait to see the progression of the MC..

This reads like the prequel of a spinoff series

People and organizations are referenced as of there was pre-existing knowledge. listening to this as a first book made me feel like there was a lot of missing information that led me to resent the book and want to return it for my credit. It would have been a lot better if I wasn't left guessing for 90% of the book

Too much exposition

Story never consistently gets going the author constantly pulls the reader out of the story with useless commentary by explaining every little nuance of the story as if he is writing a book for dummies...I've had enough this title will be returned.