Assertions

Eternal Dominion, Book 4

De: Bern Dean

Narrado por: Zachary Johnson, Annie Ellicott

Alex/Xeal tried to let things come to him and in doing so things escalated quickly almost ending in disaster for him. Now it’s time for him to make his will known and assert himself on those who wish to assert themselves on him. As forces from both reality and Eternal Dominion try to manipulate Alex/Xeal for their own designs, will he succeed, or will he find himself overwhelmed and bogged down by the plans of others?

Make sure friends and family stay together: check

Get first guild bonus: check

Establish a stable revenue stream: check

Secure future leaders for his guild: check

Spread the fame of his guild: check

Become a knight of Nium: check

Become a true noble of Nium:

Maintain his freedom in and out of ED:

Develop members of FAE into elite players:

Book four of Eternal Dominion completes the setup of the story with far more adventure and quests as FAE sets off on the guild’s first expedition and much more. This is where Alex/Xeal truly begins his adventure as he works to complete the final items on his startup checklist.

A fair warning, this story contains a harem element and will see our MC deal with the advances of several women both in and out of game. Some will be more successful than others. Some will piss the listener off while other will make them smile (at least I hope). Currently the harem stands at four entering this book, and until Alex/Xeal says “I love you” to them, assume anything can happen! I hope you enjoy my story, and even if you don’t, thank you for at least giving it a chance to develop.

©2022 Bern Dean (P)2022 Soundbooth Theater

good book

I really enjoyed the book hasn't been the story My only dislike is how short the books are I wish they would put a few books together as a bundle

Too short

Enjoying the story but the start and end points of each book seem… disjointed. Too many short books to purchase to get to the end

Written by a nerd with a fantasy

Decent story that totally spoiled by the harem plot line (that when I fast forwarded through left little substance to the plot).

Books started out ok with most of book 1 but then the books just focus more on a harem story line with no basis on actual male or female realism. It’s like the author either simply has no experience in this regard or has a fantasy and wanted to live it through his main character.

Cringy and totally ruins and dominates everything else going on in the story.

Performance of narration is great though. I guess they have to work with what they have to read. Yikes! My first experience with a harem plot. I used to read people having issues with then while thinking “what’s the big deal” but I now know the danger of letting a horny nerd take the reins on a plot!