
Remnant Mage
The Twin Realms Apocalypse, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Travis Baldree
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By:
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TJ Reynolds
The gods see a weapon. The world sees a monster. But to his friends and the rest of mankind, he's the only hope in the coming apocalypse.
All Marek wanted was time alone with a good book. Instead, he's given a Class of legend, the spirits speak his name, and the fate of the world rests on his shoulders.
His simple life shatters the moment he awakens as the next Remnant Mage. His body, mind, and core begin a relentless transformation. Gifted—or cursed—with the ability to perceive what lurks behind the veil, Marek must learn to command the lingering spirits that haunt its unseen depths.
Yet no quest can be completed without a best friend. Nor may a hero rise to great heights without the guidance and snark of an abyssal minion. Fate has determined their path. Now it's up to Marek and Mags to find the allies they lack and the unforeseen boons needed in their quest to save the Twin Realms.
May the Principalities bless them. Heavens know they'll need it.
Blending epic fantasy and LitRPG, Remnant Mage is perfect for fans of He Who Fights with Monsters, Cradle, and The Beginning After the End. It's character-driven with moments of high action and slice-of-life, told from third-person PoV with a single MC. Contains violence, language, and content for listeners age 13+.
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Wonderful!!
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Absolutely Fantastically Engaging
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I am way on board to see Mags and Marek fight again!
Endearing heroes and demon fighting
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Overall, I really enjoyed this book and look forward to the next one.
Interesting spin on a well know class archetype.
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awesome narration and awesome story.
keep up the great work
I hope to more,
this was a awesome book
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But dear lord, the male and female leads are unbearably stupid at times. And these aren’t young characters. I get that they’ve not moved out of town, but they miss things that should be considered obvious with a minimal amount of forethought. It’s especially annoying at times since the male MC is supposed to be intelligent and had a ton of book knowledge.
Anyway, I see a lot of potential and hope there’s better character growth.
Story is good, main characters are dumb
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Awesome Story
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I highly recommend people give this a shot.
Another great book by T.J. Reynolds with amazing narration. I can't wait for the next book.
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Epic
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I wanted to rate this lower, I really did. It features one of the tropes I despise most in fantasy fiction (a power that'll make you lose your mind if you use it too much).
The trope is extra worse in the LitRPG genre. What are we even here for if not go live vicariously though a protagonist progressing, kicking ass and taking names?
Unfortunately, the existence and prevalence of this trope dragged the the entire story down for me. I couldn't stand it, I hated it.
So why didn't I rate it lower?
Honestly, because it's competent enough (and Travis Baldtree). I can't, in good conscious, give a competent story a one star because it doesn't align with my personal preference. That feels... wrong, gross.
I CAN warn you away though if, like me, you hate that 'protagonist losing his mind' schtick, along with a weepy, overly broody protagonist (the two are obviously linked).
I want to rate this lower, but I can't.
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