Metal Mage 9

De: Eric Vall

Narrado por: Christopher Boucher, Jessica Threet

Possessed mages are closing in on the capital of Serin, but then Mason discovers the Master has managed to brand a few ogres too, and as everyone is quick to tell him, this is bad news. Very bad.

If the Master enslaves the ogres...this war is over before it even begins.

So, Mason, his women, and the half-ogre Haragh must travel to Jagruel, the ogre territory, and thwart the Master’s plan of increasing his army.

The only problem with their plan is that ogres are more inclined to eat Mason than talk to him.

©2020 Eric Vall (P)2020 Eric Vall

Great book

This has to be one of my favorite series love this book and hope for many more

Oh...my...god...lol

So this book is ok. It's pretty good, but that party at the end may be the best thing I've ever heard on audible. Drunk party...epic!

love Metal Mage

Loved the book. The characters are awesome and the dynamic between the narrators keeps me coming back

Funny Adventure

Another installment of my favorite series in a long while. It's well written, action packed, funny, and has just the right amount of spiciness!

Collage Frat party!

I am loving this series! the voice acting is fantastic and the drunken parties are classic Animal House!! you must read this book!

give a gem to a red head and she yours for life

off to see the ogres if they don't eat you first also make them your allies

excited

loved the book .. loved the narrators... cant wait for the next audio book. just awesome

Better and better

The story just keeps getting better. They finally decide to have a family and it just makes its hotter. Can't wait to see if he can add more women to his harem.

So Close

I began to think the old terra mage was actually the Master. But you fooled me again. Great job. The Ogres are fucking awesome as well. Look forward to the next book

Some peeves definitely hit

Narrations good and this late into the series I'm used to the oddly horny characters. it's ok but It hit some peeves I find in characters in books. Inconsistency is one. Theres going to be points where actions, decisions, and thoughts are marginally out of character. they dont derail the plot, but they do stand out. Book 9 and the only real character development has been Mason. The other characters just dont have the depth so when one starts acting irregularly we have to have cleche arguements and exposition just to understand what's going on. Its a reoccurring thing in the series. I cant really give 3.5's here but I dont think the story is a 4 either so it gets the unofficial 3.5. I like Mason's work if not his general character and the world is pretty flushed out with a clear conflict and proper antagonist goals. I just wish the characters themselves got a little more flushed out so that when one has an internal struggle we dont need their thoughts laid out to us so blatantly. It makes for weird development especially since the conflicts could probably have been brought up much more naturally over the coarse of the books. None of it is really surprising. Just cherry picking at that point though. I do like the books, I just wish they spent more time building what they had instead of the gang constantly dealing with something new. Pretty lengthy review for 4 stars but I dont think it's bad enough for a 3. It has its ups and downs is all.