
Tales of the Dissolutionverse
A Science Fantasy Space Opera (Dissolution Cycle, Book 4)
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Narrated by:
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William C. Tracy
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By:
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William C. Tracy
Discover 10 planets, joined through music-based magic and an immense sentient crystal. This audiobook contains nine stories from the popular Dissolutionverse universe!
The Five Hive Plateau - Join Origon as he investigates the Pixie homeworld and tries to avert a war!
Tuning The Symphony - Learn how to change the Symphony with Rilan, as she searches for Origon's lost brother.
Last Delivery - Travel with merchants in an old war train with some suspicious cargo.
The First Majus in Space - Fly with the first spacecraft created by the 10 species!
The Feastday - Discover the food and culture of the 10 species.
The Symphony Eater - Learn what lurks in the basement of the House of Potential.
The Society of Two Houses - Music, magic, and murder is afoot with Mandamon, as someone plots to bring down the secret Society of Two Houses!
Changing State - An ancient being confronts other-dimensional entities.
Journey to the Top of the Nether - A climbing crew searches for the top of a miles-high wall, riding a giant steampunk beetle!
If you like space opera, fast-paced adventure, music-based magic, and complex, diverse characters, then you’ll love this collection of stories from William C. Tracy’s Dissolutionverse. Pick up Tales of the Dissolutionverse to discover the music today!
There’s more adventure in The Dissolution Cycle (Epic Space Opera, LGBT):
Book 1: The Seeds of Dissolution
Book 2: Facets of the Nether
Book 3: Fall of the Imperium
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A collection of out of this world stories of many genras
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ACCEPTABLE FOR MOST AGES.
NARRATOR IS GOOD AND EASY TO FOLLOW .
REALLY GREAT STORY. SCI-FI, FANTASY ADVENTURE
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Cute book
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A magical, musical science fiction collection
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Magical Musical Tour
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The worldbuilding is extensive, with unique species and vivid description, but not hard to understand. I also liked that there were a variety of subgenres within the SciFi umbrella — political intrigue, adventure, and mystery. The stories aren't long, but are well crafted and fully developed.
With this introduction to the universe and some of the characters, I feel like I have a good understanding of the way things work, and am ready to take on a longer novel.
The stories are capably narrated by the author. I always have the greatest respect for an author who narrates his own stories!
SciFi Sampler
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Different
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The world is intriguing, leading to me wanting to know more. The stories are incredibly descriptive and fleshed out. While I did feel like I was missing some context, such as the year(s) this takes place. It’s mentioned occasionally but without context, I have no basis. The same goes for the repeated mention of “cycles”. Out of context, I have no idea how long that is. Based on the way characters talk, at times it sounds like it could be months, years, decades, or centuries.
I try not to get into too many series because it’s not easy on the wallet. But this is one I think I’ll be returning to at some point. While I wouldn’t say any of the characters are particularly compelling it’s the world-building and lore that interests me.
Normally I can’t stand when authors narrate their own work. They’re usually dull and listless. This was one of the best narrations I’ve heard in a while. The author does a terrific job narrating, doing voices and accents. While he does mispronounce the word envelope, something I find incredibly annoying. Onvelope isn’t a word. The rest of the book was a joy to listen to. I can think of 8 stories I’ve reviewed where the author did the narration and this is the only one I like.
NOTE: This copy was provided to me free of charge as a digital review copy. The opinions stated in this review are mine and mine alone, I was not paid or requested to give this book a certain rating, suggestion, or approval.
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