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  • Assassin

  • An Isekai LitRPG Adventure (Ends of Magic, Book 3)
  • By: Alexander Olson
  • Narrated by: Phil Thron
  • Length: 16 hrs and 23 mins
  • 4.5 out of 5 stars (61 ratings)

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Assassin

By: Alexander Olson
Narrated by: Phil Thron
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Nathan and his companions are free. For now. They're trapped inside the fortress-city of Halsmet, and every mage of Giantsrest is hunting for them.

Luckily enough, they've been found by Faline, the shapeshifting leader of the Assassins of Gemore. She's pledged to teach Nathan her deadly trade. How far will he go to fight the empire of slavers? How much murder is justified?

Even if they manage to win this fight against Giantsrest, it won't be the end of the conflict. A Questor from ages past lurks in the heart of the Ascendent Academy, and he won't allow Giantsrest to suffer a defeat.

It is time for Nathan to face his sworn enemy, to stand against the Ascendent Academy. But how can one person fight an empire of thousands?

©2024 Alexander Olson (P)2024 Tantor

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A strong sequel to a strong sequel

Brilliant yet again. A strong sequel to a strong sequel. Nathan remains one of my favourite protagonists in the genre. I can't wait for book 4.

However, my one (tongue-in-cheek) criticism is: give Nathan Lark the boyfriend he deserves! Our bisexual king deserves love too.

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description sheets

far too many repetitions of the skill descriptions in this book, previous books it was fine

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Bad ending

We all know he’s going to create another book but can’t authors at least try to create a coherent story for each book? It’s like they reach their word limit and just stop. Super annoying and not a good service to readers.

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Books are getting shorter with more filler

1st book was phenomenal, but this book had 1 hour of status review sheets, useless filler and is over 4 hours shorter than the first book.

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Mostly a good continuation of the story

I like the direction the story is heading and the little more about the world that is revealed is mostly interesting. I would say overall this book is decent, but it feels like there is a lot of repetition that stood out as a little lazy and annoying for me; like, if I ever re-listen it will only be the key chapters where the actual action is happening.

Part of that repetition is the skills descriptions, but mostly it’s the overuse of the same few phrases throughout all of the dialogue; it’s enough to undermine any weight or emphasis they are meant to give to the characters’ words. Surely even people in a world of repeated endings have more than 4 or 5 ways of expressing themselves in a conversation.

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