Falling with Folded Wings: A LitRPG Progression Fantasy

Book 1

De: Plum Parrot

Narrado por: Christian J. Gilliland

Stranded on a hostile planet, one man finds himself thrust into a fight for survival that could decide the fate of an entire world . . .

As an engineer on the arkship Pilgrim-9, bound for the Tau Ceti solar system, Morgan Hall thought his life would revolve around maintaining and repairing the ship and supporting the needs of the five thousand colonists aboard. But when he’s roused early from a 240-year stasis, he’s confronted with chaos.

Along with his shipmates, Morgan is brought down to a planet teeming with peril. Forced to fight for their survival without any of their tech to hand, they must adapt quickly to overcome countless threats in a world where magic is as real as science. Eventually, they begin to create a new existence for themselves.

But just as they’re beginning to feel at home, Morgan and his fellow humans discover the planet is already inhabited by intelligent life-forms—and this native species is cunning, powerful, and all too lethal . . .

From the author of Victor of Tucson: The first volume of the hit LitRPG adventure series—with more than 400,000 views on Royal Road—now available on Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, and Audible!

©2022 Plum Parrot (P)2022 Podium Audio

Morgon gang🔥🔥🔥🔥

The shear character development from Morgan is wonderful the coolest yet chill characters I’ve ever seen fr fr absolutely wonderful 10/10 would read again and again 5 times in a row

Fun story, but narrator makes it hard to enjoy

I read this book originally when it came out and really enjoyed it. Fun new entry to the litrpg genre. I have to say though that unfortunately this narrator makes it hard to enjoy this for the single reason that every female voice he does he gives a nasal quality to their voice, making each and every one instantly annoying and dislikeable. don't know if it was a conscious choice or just this narrator lacking the range to do female voices well, but I had a hard time.

Ok

Good litrpg but towards the end the CW terribly written romance ruined it for me. You can remove about 6-7 hours worth of the book because of this distraction. Everything else was well thought out.

Good book

It took me a little while to get into the story but I liked this one.

Solid

As a litrpg addict I can honestly say this title scratches the itch and I’m looking forward to continuing the story

Whoa!

This book right here is hugely entertaining! I found myself eager to know what happens next. No crazy twist in my opinion but great world/character building and interesting situations! Plus the narrator gears one of the best I’ve heard! Overall I loved this book and can’t wait till the next one!

Great take on the genre

The start of a terrific sci fi, turns into one of the best lit rpg fantasy novels currently available.

enjoyed this alot

very entertaining and I enjoyed every minute of it. the readers were great aswell.

OUTSTANDING!!

There are several reasons why I really like this book. I will return to write a more thorough review, but I’ll quickly say GET THIS SERIES!! I am glad I bought all 3 books during the audible sale.
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I don't know if the authors read these reviews but I hope they do.

I am enjoying Plum Parrot's "Victor of Tuscon" series, however, I almost returned the 1st book TWICE since the book had so much foul language almost every time the MC spoke. It initially "soured" my experience. However, after getting through 1/2 the book, it improved and I happily continued the series.

I preface this review with that, saying Falling with Folded Wings was an improvement for me (even though it was written the same time). Why??

1. Plum has created this series with multiple MCs. In having more than one character that can "level up", we get the chance to hear/investigate different areas of classes and abilities; something very few LitRPG authors has done (I have over 1000 books focused mostly on Sci-Fi and Fantasy). I always wondered what else a character could have chosen if it was a mage, or rogue/assassin and what other specialized classes would be available. This offers that opportunity to hear the options.

2. Rich / Detailed world building in the different races, environment, food, and items that the characters experience.

3. In having multiple main characters, this gives Plum the OPPORTUNITY to create more titles with these characters. It does not have to be 3-5 new books.. at the very least one side book that branches off without needing the support of the other main characters with newer experiences (both good AND bad).

4. Christian Gilliland is a very good narrator that covers both male and female voices. He is one of my favored narrators. And I look for books based on narrators as well.

Plum has become one of my favorite LitRPG authors and is on my Following List for new titles.

Surprisingly Good

I'll admit it's always a risk with a litrpg but this is a decent story with a great narration. The author builds dynamic characters and doesn't have too many stereotypical evil characters. Every character has a little more depth than just plot needs. Excited for book two.