Melody of Mana 5: A Progression Fantasy

Melody of Mana, Book 5

By: Wandering Agent

Narrated by: Reba Buhr

Political plots, kingly coups, and unexpected affairs keep bardic mage Alana on her toes in the fifth installment of this character-driven fantasy series.

Since waking up from a terrible accident on Earth to find herself in the Kingdom of Bergond almost twenty years ago, Alana has faced more than her fair share of challenges. Most recently, she's been commissioned by Emperor Durin to set up a magical portal that will connect the capital city of Ermath to the far northern reaches of his domain in Linden. Only, the journey to Linden is plagued from the outset. It seems someone knows about the mission and will do whatever it takes to prevent its completion.

As if that weren't enough, Alana's Earthly past seems determined to catch up with her—with potentially catastrophic consequences. Now, she'll have to untangle a tricky conundrum of time and space to get the gates operational, all the while contending with shadowy threats to her safety as well as dangerous rumors that could expose her otherworldly origins.

Filled with metaphysical puzzles, dangerous escapes, irresistible relationship drama, and fascinating courtly intrigue, Melody of Mana 5 is a thrilling conclusion to this tightly plotted isekai series.

The fifth volume of the hit progression-fantasy series—with almost four million views on Royal Road—now available on Audible and wherever ebooks are sold!

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I'm so ready for #6

wow. just wow. I'm loving the new love interest. and I'm super in love with the Main character and their development. this story is not cheesy but actually well written and has me so hooked. I've binged everything in less than a week I think. I can't wait for the next one.

I've been waiting

and was awarded with a great story wish it was longer now I have to wait for the next one

Very good story

Good lord i love this series wish there was a discord or patreon on the author page so i can follow this magnificent story more closely.

something's missing

it feels like the story is missing some kind of through line or overarching goal, instead of our girl just.. keeping it real and studying that magic. I still enjoyed it and know the slice of life style doesn't often have major plots or major goals in it, but, well it's length might've hurt even more. All she did was a couple experiments, hijinks ensued, then it ended.
I'm sorry. I did enjoy it and felt immersed in the world and characters the whole time, but hopefully the next arc is... more substantial, I guess. I don't know, just give me more! haha, thank you author for the story.

short fourth book but great story

while this was a short installment and seems each book is shorter than the last I still love this tale. great plot and interesting magic system

Very good

Very good story but too short, and I mean too short in the way that makes you think they wanted to sell more books with the same amount of content.

Great! shorter than the last

Just as good and high quality as the last book. The content feels short by comparison sadly.

still going strong

another solid entry in the series, with a narrator who is steadily becoming one of my favorites.

The first time since book 3 the main character felt like herself.

It's been a rough ride since her character assassination and the events that followed it, but this book was rather refreshing in how, while not rectifying the mistakes of the past, is at least not hindered by them. The book manages to be far more interesting than the previous two, and not held back by the author's mishandling of her character in those same two books.

I want more!

Okay, if you're reading a review of book 5, it means you've finished the other four books and love the series as much as I do. But why, oh why, do the books keep getting shorter with each installment? What's next, a 4-hour story? Please, I want more of this series, not less! The first two books are among my all-time favorite reincarnation stories. Book 5 is good; I just wish there was more of it, not progressively less.