Magitech Chronicles Omnibus

13 Volumes of Epic Space Fantasy

By: Chris Fox

Narrated by: Ryan Kennard Burke

If you've been waiting to jump into The Magitech Chronicles there has never been a better time. Thirteen books for one low price!

The gods are dead, but they are not gone. Their bodies litter the cosmos, magical fuel for vast interstellar empires, giving birth to mages, and more importantly, to magitech.

Yet all things are cyclic. The godswar arises and ceases, and is upon us once more.

Join an unlikely band of heroes as they oppose the ancient darkness threatening to escape the umbral depths, and devour all realities.

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©2017, 2021 Chris Fox (P)2022 Chris Fox

Good performance, characters a bit one dimensional

Nobody likes Frit but the author. It felt like the author wanted to force the readers to cheer on a this character and feel conflicting emotions about their choices. The way other characters react to this character's choices and actions show that the author really wanted us to feel sympathetic to her plight. I found that to be painfully frustrating and had to stop listening to the book for a few days each time. Frit does nothing but mope around and be a jerk everyone around her yet somehow we are supposed to cheer for her?

Bang for your buck

A very entertaining book/series, unique characters and interesting story. The narrator did a good job.

one great story. hope they make more.

it started slow but soon I was hooked and I felt like I was really part of it myself.

the story and the references

I was given this omnibus as a gift. After finishing the Gods War I wasn't sure what to expect from the legacy. I'm still listening to it, but it's been good thus far.

Aran and Nara were two very good characters to follow. I was not disappointed. Nebiat had me debating on whether or not there would be a redemption arc the whole time. Kezhan was a bit of a disappointment at first. but that got fixed. All in all, I have been very impressed thus far and will be seeking out this author in the future

God's are a dime a dozen in this story

I enjoyed this long story. The main characters ascend to Godhood quickly. Gods die. Gods revive. At first the narrator kept whispering so much I constantly needed to adjust my car volume to hear it. This problem was less pronounced in the later volumes.