Shaping: An Isekai LitRPG

Taming Destiny, Book 3

By: S. L. Winter

Narrated by: Kevin Kemp

In this gripping portal fantasy, a man must gather his strength to battle old foes and meet the demanding challenges of the wilderness he now calls home.

Despite barely surviving his arrival on a brutal world, Markus Wolfe has overcome each trial he's been confronted with since then. He's no longer just a stranger lost in the wild but the very heart of a growing pack. But with old wounds still gnawing at him and new responsibilities piling up, he must find a way to protect those who now look to him for leadership...even if he's not entirely sure he can protect himself.

Now, to help his lizard ally, River, pay off his debt to Kalanthia the leopard, Markus is descending back into the valley from which enemies previously sent him running. He'll do everything in his power to defeat them, but his Core space still bears the scars of absorbing too much Pure Energy chasing false promises in days past. If he hopes to make it through this next round of tribulations, he'll need to unlock a new kind of magic....

But it's not all war and wounds. As Markus's team grows, so do the bonds—and tensions—between its members. From prickly alliances to a rebellious leopard cub testing her claws, they'll navigate the tangled web of loyalty as raw magic hums through the land. And when Fenrir the lizog is abducted, the pack's trust will be tested as they risk their lives to save him.

The third volume of the hit LitRPG adventure series—with more than a million views on Royal Road—now available in paperback, ebook, and audiobook!

©2025 S. L. Winter (P)2025 Podium Audio

I should of seen that coming but I screamed nooo!

fantastic listen, I really enjoyed the mc's progression. but the ending had me yelling noooo!, Sooo good cannot wait for the fourth book.

I need book 4 and hopefully more after!

First off this series is amazing and is probably my favorite book series that I’ve read. I particularly like the narrator he’s got a good voice for all characters.

My only gripe with this book in particular is that sometimes certain parts of the book can over explain certain processes that the character is going through. Other than that I’m looking forward to the next book in series. I will be preordering when available.

Great job. Looking forward to book 4!

This book is a little slower than the other two but still interesting. My only thing is the new bound don't get as much light shined on them