The Third Tail

The Nine Tails of Alchemy, Book 3

De: Taniko K Williams

Narrado por: Rebecca Woods

Kadia Greene believed she had found her place in the digital realm, but her new life is upended when she is abruptly pulled back into the harsh reality she thought she had left behind forever.

Torn between the lure of returning to her digital haven and the unresolved issues of her past, Kadia faces the daunting challenge of navigating her new circumstances while grappling with a fractured sense of self. Each decision she makes now will not only define her future but also force her to reconcile the person she was with the person she must become.

©2024 Taniko K Williams (P)2024 Podium Audio

interesting perspective

to not spoil anything I will say that the dialogue was a bit heavy in this one. keep up the good work.

Not The Same

What did I was this? Nothing made much sense and no story just an Q&A. I did finish it but I'll have to think about the next first.

sad stories

I love the emotional heavy sad turn. this book hopefully is as heavy as it gets for the series

set up

I believe the series is amazing but I have to admit this book is a dud. to leave out spoilers contradictory information regarding her mom from the end of the second book to now. the first half and I do mean half the book could (and should) have been summed up in 1 or 2 chapters. the second have of the book was basically a giant info dump to set up the rest of the series. honestly absolutely nothing happened in this book the progressed the story that couldn't have fit in a paragraph.
I will be getting the next book but I honestly don't recommend getting this until the next book comes out.

Feels like a jump

Personally it feels like there’s good chunk of time that was skipped and in the second book seemed to be setting up for the flood to happen but we get this weird skip and kinda wiped around a lot

Excellent story, but excruciating emotional development

OMG! Hang in there, the book is worth it, I promise! No spoiler alerts, but I found this book to be both very well written per usual, as well as being X excruciating in terms of the emotional development. Multiple times I had to stop reading because I was crying so much. The only negative aspect that I would point out is that in a couple of sections of the book, the author repeats themselves multiple times, expressing the same point. I’m not sure if this was an intentional part, or just a missed editing opportunity. Aside from that, Very well done as always!

Different from the first two books but still good

While I can't say that I enjoyed the first half of this book the second half shows me that the story mearly took a side road in order to develop the MC Kaidia. I did not enjoys the extreme introspection and long narrative self talk that went into the first part of the book but I can see after a certain point that this book was more of less a healing part of her journey and while it took longer than I like to see the pieces of the puzzle come into place, it was still an enjoyable read.

If you enjoyed the first two books this one will be hard to start but it does include a lot of world elements that were lacking about the AI elements of the world and some of the background points of how the gods function.

It's more a book 2.5, a filler before true book 3.

I love LitRPGs. The first two books were great. I was anticipating 3rd book. But this one was weak. It felt a bit of wasted time. I'd call it a filler rather a good chapter in Cadia's life.
Like Ether said, she will need to re-earn her 3rd tail. And I got a feeling that number of tails synonymous to book number.

I absolutely love the reader. She plays the characters wonderfully.

I am a bit sad that this is a world builder title, and that is all it is. although; I do understand its importance. So, I just need to look forward to the fourth Tail.

Not like the first 2 books

The book is seriously a drag I’m slogging through it but wish it was broken up with some of the other characters maybe some of mark with the war with the primordial brotherhood would have helped