Magma Heart

Victor of Tucson, Book 6

By: Plum Parrot

Narrated by: Robb Moreira

The unlikely hero of Fanwath prepares to take things to a whole new level in the action-packed sixth installment of this thrilling fantasy adventure.

When he was first torn from his Earthly home, Victor Sandoval was as good as dead, alone and powerless in a reality where kills equal skills and losing a fight means losing your life. But he's much more than who he used to be.

Now a warrior of near-legendary status and strength, Victor is leading his very own army into the Untamed Marches, where countless hordes of horrors await. This means more Energy and treasure for him and his allies when they go up against a slew of undead, reavers, and good old-fashioned bloody vampires.

And that's the fun part. Because Victor is about to face an opponent who already claims the Marches as his own: Prince Hector of Heart Rot. And while his name may seem silly to Victor, the prince's desire to slaughter him along with his entire army is about to become all too serious . . .

The sixth volume of the hit LitRPG adventure series—with more than 750,000 views on Royal Road—now available on Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, and Audible!

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love this series.

seriously just gets better and better. I get chills listening to these books. ..... .... ... ..

Another awesome addition to the series

This is just another solid addition to the continuing story of Victor. I was glued the entire time and found myself wanting to binge listen just to find out what happens next. As always, Rob knocks the narration out of the park, doing distinct and powerful voice lines for all characters. I truly think this is one of the underrated hidden gems in the litRPG genre, and I'm grateful to have found it!

My Take

This is biased i am aware lol but for me since the start of this series it's only gotten better. The world building feels like we are experiencing it along side Victor.

This book is well worth the price/credit

Tons of action

I really hope they link first landings storyline in with victors in the next book. Looking forward to more world traveling and undead ass kicking in the next book.

Good book

The story overall is solid a pee Pacing the book is good each battle scene is Each battle thing was detailed and it is a amazing read For the book series.

solid

the MC is really carving out a legacy on his new home planet and I'm really looking forward to the future

Nice

Another great adventure. Looking forward to the next in the series. Love the narration as well.

Final Book for Me

Enjoyable tale, amazing lore and worlds. The main characters powers and strength setup and all is good. But I just can’t deal with the cringey teenage romance scenes. It also adds nothing to the story. I don’t feel invested in any of the romance. These characters are at times 100+ years old at times, yet they have the emotional intelligence and security as that of children. That might even be an insult to children. No bonds seem to be built or any true connections made. The main characters power is emotions and yet his emotions have no real depth to them. It’s been like this for the last 6 books and I’m just over it. My only other complaint about the story so far is power scaling. You didn’t make the main character OP and you didn’t make him weak, but you also didn’t make him normal to the worlds you’ve built. The scales of power are whack and make no sense at all. I wanted to hold on because the lore and world building are amazing but there is no depth to anything it’s all face value with no true emotion or drive behind anything.

Must read

Narration: Robb Moreira's performance is exemplary. Unique and distinguished voices for men and women. A level of depth to Victor's emotions that I've not heard in another audiobook. His performance was nuanced enough to hear the differences in Victor's voice based on his size. :Chef's Kiss:

This book was exciting. Adventure and battles that were fun. There were a few moments when I was just itching for the story to move on so I could see what happened next.

Most importantly, I think, is Plum's characterization of Victor. Victor is his own person, through and through. Even when you think it's obvious Victor should do something, Plum holds true to his character. The nature of Victor's thoughts when he is in his various states of mind are shown consistently.

the excitement of every new piece of information!

could have been 40 hrs or longer i didn't want it to stop
Definitely ready for more city building aspects
a few parts where to predictable thats mmy only complaint.