Mage Academy

Imperial Summoner, Book 1

By: Kal Griffith

Narrated by: Christopher Harbour

Danny Youngblood's destiny was fire magic, just like every man in his family. But fate had other plans. When he enters the prestigious Imperial Mage Academy, his powers manifest as something far more rare and dangerous.

Monster Summoning!

Now, Danny's a walking dungeon core, able to absorb creatures and unleash them as powerful allies.

But this awesome ability makes him an outcast, feared by professors and envied by rivals. Can he master his powers, make real friends, and prove he's not destined to become another villain like the summoners of legend?

Join Danny as he navigates the challenges of academy life:

Unleash epic monster battles in the training dungeons and face real threats in dungeon raids!

Craft unique monster combinations with his custom build ability, creating the ultimate monster squad!

Bond with his quirky classmates like Isa, the animal mage, and Tess, the battle-hardened Imperial soldier.

And a dragon.

©2024 Kal Griffith (P)2024 Kal Griffith

bravo kept me interested the whole time!👏

personally i think the Narrator did a really good job on this great production the story was good if you enjoy the lit rpg genre and are willing to take the skill breakdowns and progress updates like I do then this is def worth the listen buying 2 now

Very good and enjoyable

This has a great story and plenty of action and you will enjoy the characters and the storyline

It didn't make sense

Overall, it's not a bad book. I'll most likely get the second one, too see where it goes. My only issue with the book is the fact that the author doesn't seem to remember what he wrote previously in the story. The MC learns things that negate what he was told before. It's not done in a way that makes me think the author did it on purpose, more like the author forgot what he said. The inconsistencies throughout the book are beyond annoying. If you can get past that, and the childish outcome, it's worth the credit/ money.

noticeable lack of guy friends

every person he meets that not immediately antagonistic his own age are girls. some of the mystery plot points seem relatively predictable. the wherewolf and who they are. the hint drops feel like flashing billboards. who stole the book, it points you at the obvious answer a bit to strongly. makes you think it wasn't him and what do you know...

The entire story

I recently got into audiobooks in this book my attention. The entirety of the book itself was fantastic the characters and were perfect. The story flowed. This is one of the best audiobooks I’ve ever ever read.