Realm Master 1: The Last Summoner

Realm Master, Book 1

By: Dante King

Narrated by: Gabriel Michael, Jessica Threet

After finding out that magic is real, I joined an academy filled with other summoners.

I planned on becoming an adept summoner, commanding powerful monsters to fight alongside me. All my ambitions were crushed when the academy was destroyed and every other summoner killed or captured.

Now, I'm the world's last summoner. I'm all alone except for a blonde Latent named Lexi. With the power to cross between worlds, I'll capture the rarest monsters, recruit beautiful women to empower with my magic, and master the realms.

©2023 Dante King (P)2023 Podium Audio

and amazing and fun story

I love the story plot and keeps you hooked, it's great that there's not to much adult seens,but very spicy seens

ANew twist on an old story

A great story idea. Take monster taming, mix it with overthrowing the evil schmuck. Toss in the gorgeous gals, that whom the MC needs, but they also need and benefit from him. And you've got the basis for an interesting story.

Really fun

This is a really fun and light hearted book and is a quick listen for a busy day

Good at first.

Story started interesting, and then quickly became 80% sex and sex talk. I like Dante King books and listen to them often, but this has very poor balance between story and "fun".

wow cringe

I've never left a one star review in all categories before but I really feel like this book deserves it.
the narrator reads the book like an over dramatic kid where every word needs to have some type of dramatic affliction to it. I love reading sicfy books so imagine my surprise when I find myself listening to poorly written uninteresting and bland erotica for almost an hour Twice. if i wanted that I would have picked up an actual erotica book that hopefully knew how to write about sex. lastly the author lack of imagination is showen clearly throughout the book as he leans on other shows ,movies or other wise iconic image's to show what his world looks likez instead of finding the words to describe his world himself. such writing is the purest form of laziness and won't stand the test of time as the references will soon be outdated and irrelevant in a few short years.. i won't be continuing on in this book, series or with this author and any other books he puts out.