Mythos University, Book 1

By: Alan Moria

Narrated by: Raya Kane, Richard Brock

The Mythos University welcomes you.

The Revelation: A name given to an event that, five years ago, changed the world forever. In a single day, humanity discovered that not only were they not alone, but they were not exactly at the top of the food chain.

Living in the shadows for millennia, supernaturals now had no choice but to finally come into the light. Because of the fury of a mad god, humans and supernaturals now had to learn to coexist side by side for the first time in living memory. With the revelation that magic was not only real but far more common than fairy tales led them to believe, a new society had to be born.

Years after that fateful day, Mythos University stands as the pioneer in a new form of magical education, welcoming the world's best young magic users into its ranks. Humans, werewolves, gnomes? At Mythos, everyone is accepted and treated as equals. A true example of the new society that is emerging.

Leo, one of these young people and one of the most powerful supernaturals of his generation, is starting at Mythos as a freshman. Finally stepping out from under his parents' wings, Leo just wants to live like a normal college student: learn magic, train in magical combat, make friends, and maybe even get a girlfriend.

But is the 18-year-old dragon, and something more, ready for all the challenges he will face on his journey? Will he be able to keep his secrets at least until the end of the semester, or was his hope of remaining anonymous, just another student among thousands, doomed to fail from the beginning?

No one said that being a freshman at the best magic academy in the world was simple and easy, but Leo is always ready for a good challenge.

©2023 Alan Moria (P)2024 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

Deliciously promiscuous

Great story and adventurously spirited! This book is great for those who like to read instead of watch.

More intelligence

main. character needs alot more intelligence and flow of story seemed weird, oo book but hopefully he cleans up in later books

Solid world building given that it’s erotic fiction

Hot bits are pretty hot. Well developed relationships and in-world politics. Only real downsides are small questions of taste and that… there isn’t more book. Just picked up the second volume.

We eagerly await more episodes in this world of yours, Mr. Moria.

disappointed

for an all powerful dragon god he sure is a simp and left me wondering how he even gets out of bed everyday and the male narrator is stiff and almost robotic all in all I was let down with the book

Gods, Dragons and more! Great start to a new series!

Greek Gods, Monsters and Fairy Tale Creatures! You will enjoy this book! Can’t wait for the next one,

Great story

I like the story. The main characters are op but at a magical university so it works well. The writing flows nicely for a story that was excellently narrated.

fantastic

i'm going to be honest. I wasn’t expecting to enjoy this one as much as I did. It’s not the best out there but I think this author is just getting started. Can’t wait to read more from Alan Moria!

Good. Real Good

Surprisingly Good. I was not sure at first. It is a slow build up to what seems like a much bigger story with lots of action hopefully.

Can’t wait for the next book.

the amount of sex is too much

i like a good erotic novel, but these people in the story fuck like rabbits. the story outside that is fine, but i find it strange that every single woman is bisexual and has no sexual agency. They all fuck like they will literally go extinct, its ridiculous.

good story ..... But

the story on this book..... is good ...... But what lost me was the male lead did not have many voice parts and at times the female voice over him ? maybe have the male speak when he does something rather then have the female voices over it? a good example that I feel when having a male and female doing voices is anything the author bruce sentar have's written and had done with audio book . overall I think this is a good book just hard to follow with how you do the voices