A New Threat Arises, And Time Itself May Not Be Enough
Retirement or polite exile. Whatever you want to call it, it had been kind to Micah Silver. He had saved his home of Basil's Cove at the cost of his reputation, leaving the country to avoid further complications and settling into the comfortable life of a guild master, running a small but elite adventurer's guild.
When war and nefarious forces split the realms, Micah dives into the breach once more, confident in his stupendous magical power and time magic will keep him and his friends safe. It won't.
He fails, and a new enemy with a familiar face has followed him back into the past, wreaking havoc on the timeline. Now Micah's only chance comes in the form of a map, guiding him halfway around the world to the laboratory of the greatest wizard that ever lived. If he's going to have any chance in the coming confrontation, he will need to arm himself with the powerful artifacts she left behind.
But his enemy knows the location of her laboratory as well, turning his quest into a deadly race with consequences for all life on Karell.
My Opinion: 388 pages, $4.99, Available On Kindle Unlimited
The third book in the series really loses the regressor aspect that I’d enjoyed. The main character (MC) gets a divine quest to find a special tower that may help him defeat some bad demon lord. He goes back in time once to start this quest and then that’s it for that regressor aspect. He still uses his smaller time powers, but it's never a big reset again. From there he has some very random feeling side adventures that just felt like filler until he finally gets to the special tower and works to conquer that. That's kinda it. I mean, the side journey’s each have their own arcs, but none of it felt particularly challenging for the MC and even the story point with the tower ended a bit flat as it doesn’t lead directly to any big conflict with the new bad guy and instead just trails off.
Overall, the story just wasn’t satisfying. I’m sure there are other readers that really liked the book, the new characters, and while the fighting was regular and well written, it wasn’t enough to keep me interested.
Score: 6 out of 10
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