A Budding Scientist In A Fantasy World!

[@lukeschleif683]

This one looks good. Thanks for the review!

[@DavidBrown-hy4vm]

The book is on Royal Road, and chapters are still being written each week. This last arc has felt a little slow. But the book has been good. 183 chapters, so far. Free to read there.

[@NicholasTrager]

@@DavidBrown-hy4vm Nice, thanks for the information. 🤩👍

[@labojack420]

Can't wait for book 3

[@labojack420]

I need to know more 😂

[@NicholasTrager]

@@labojack420 Same!

[@texavon6168]

Hey, fellow Audio Addict here, thanks for the video, I really appreciate it, I'm three and a half hours in to this audio book and I'm basically trying to decide if it's worth continuing, to this point I've been bored or annoyed with the MC, it feels like the MC read about science but never actually did any research, like the author lacks grounding in the practical application of the scientific method, it feels like the author is trying to educate the reader about basic principles like light refraction, but I really like the idea of applying the principles good research to magic, what I'd like to know is if the author continues with trying to educate us about "Science" and how long should I keep listening to know if this Series is for me or not? I'd appreciate your opinion. For you I will have to recommend Azarinth Healer, Performed by Andrea Parsneau, and it really is a performance, Rhaegar's writing combined with Andreas incredible narrative skills creates an audio book series that has the absolute best fight scenes from any media I've consumed, not just audio books and my library is close to 400 books at this point, if you're a fan of Andrea's work you absolutely have to listen to Azarinth healer, the world is incredibly immersive and the world building left me wanting to know more the entire time, it takes a bit to get out of the beginning, from memory I believe that it only really starts to get amazing around the six hour mark, it's not bad before that but it really hooked me after that point, I'm not sure that i slept at all after that, my point is that I'd say someone should at least listen to it for 8 hours to know if it's for them or not, as with my question, It's currently the only series i can relisten to without getting bored, unfortunately my memory makes it impossible to enjoy most books multiple times, the action in Azarinth Healer is that good that even though I've relistened to it 3 times, it's still amazing, any ways I'm sure you get the picture, again thanks for your video.

[@NicholasTrager]

@texavon6168 Wow, lots to take in... I would say if you can finish the first book and not totally hate it, then the second one is a must. The first is definitely more of an uphill climb, and the second is quite the roller-coaster. If you don't want to finish it because you're not enjoying it, then skip this series. I'm better with videos instead of writing, but I hope this helps. I love andrea parsneau and most of the work she does. The Azarinth Healer is awesome, and I can't wait for the 4th audiobook. I would also like to recommend One Moo'r Plow. The narrator is great, and the fighting is amazing. The second audiobook is coming out on October 15th. Again, I hope this helped. Please ask more questions if you have anything.

[@texavon6168]

@@NicholasTrager Thanks that helps a lot, I'll see how I go with the book and I'll check out One Moo'r Plow, If you'd like more recommendations let me know.