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Intelligence Block

Talos June, Book 1

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Intelligence Block

By: Kit Falbo
Narrated by: Trevor Wilson
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In the far future. Performers battle it out as Wizards, Magicians, and Warlocks. Using advanced technology to perform amazing feats in order to gain fame and fortune.

For Talos June, he is living the life he has wanted the most. Competing, entertaining, working with the dangerous technologies that produce magic. When trouble finds him, he has to decide what he wants to do next and how to solve the new puzzle it creates.

A GameLit inspired Space Opera.

©2019 Kit Falbo (P)2020 Kit Falbo Adventure Fiction Magic Science Fiction Space Opera Magic Users Witchcraft
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Disclosure; I received this book for free.

I had high hopes for this book when I started it. The idea of following Wizard Juntel through magic battles and birthday parties while his alter ego deals with his own difficulties was compelling and the magi-tech universe full of 'wizards' was very interesting. But it really didn't stay that way.

The story sets up a mystery with grand stakes, but the payoff is confusing and falls incredibly flat. The female love interest is painfully one dimensional, and gives off a very 'men writing women' vibe. One quote from the MC that stood out to me, "Its hard to take advice from someone you're sleeping with." That was gag inducing.

What we have is a bunch of neat concepts stitched together in a story that doesnt stand up, made all the worse by 'Book 1 Syndrome' where the character has a totally flat arc, and its main conflict is about setting up the next book, not being its own story.

TLDR; If I had paid money for this, Id be pissed.

Amateurish writing with a rough story

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