Mage

Millennial Mage, Book 2

By: J.L. Mullins

Narrated by: Tess Irondale

The Wilds reclaim all things. Humanity shelters within their ever-dying cities. Mages and Archons create the only path forward.

While Tala is still burdened with an overly large debt, she needs to balance repayment with learning opportunities and surviving the arcanous creatures increasingly focused on her. Additionally, she must explore her newly acquired magical items, investigate a potentially lethal source of consumable power, and get back home with the caravan, trusting her defensive magics to keep her whole.

She has found that the world is bigger than she ever imagined, and what she had thought was the peak of power is only the beginning of her journey as a Mage.

©2023 J.L.Mullins (P)2023 J.L.Mullins

Very entertaining

Can’t wait until some more of the audiobooks are made. Great world building and magic systems.

Wedding gift

Me: One character in my book just gave another character 6 beef carcasses... 6 cows worth of beef as a courting gift. Husband: That's amazing! M: You would like that! H: So does she have 7 or 8 freezers to keep the meat in? M: No!! All the cooks are mad at her! H: So are they engaged? M: No, she just met him the day before. We don't even know if they're courting. All the other characters think they are. tl;dr: Because of this book, learned my husband would give his hand in marriage in return for 6 beef carcasses.

same BS far less entertaining

I am really enjoying the world building. All the new information about the system is always additive and never feels cumbersome or oddly paced. All the animals are great!
Voice acting is fantastic.
There seems to be only one type of conflict... MC is completely ignorant about how to deal with other humans...
This tired trope is used for almost every scene and interaction and is somewhere between annoying and ridiculous...
She gets into situation, and doesn't explain herself (which would completely deescalate the situation) instead she "gets frustrated" doesn't say anything and surprise surprise the situation gets worse. She then complains about not wanting to be bothered with extra even though every time it is her fault shes in it at all. She then becomes the most socially adept person ever, and fixes the situation to her advantage.
If I just take the story as is, this is not a character I enjoy spending any time with...

I firmly believe the author thinks these situations are fun/funny or interesting, based on how often they occur... it's just tired

another great book.

Awesome as the last and bought the next.
Overuse on the phrase "I suppose."

fun sequel

Tess performance was great and brought life to the book . the story continues from were we left off and ands a good amount of world building