Shadow of the Holy Child

A LitRPG Adventure (The Lone Wanderer, Book 3)

By: K. Georgiades aka PathofPen

Narrated by: Austin Rising

Secrets exposed. Enemies on all fronts. Time is racing away.

Percy has finally fought his way free from his family's province, seizing a cache of elixirs and putting his next promotion within reach. That is, if he can get a chance to cleanse his cores while evading practically the entire population of the planet.

What he needs more than anything else is time to advance and hone his magic. But a calm environment to work on himself is the one resource he doesn't have. The gods are after his knowledge, the nobles seek revenge, and a twisted Holy Child seems to be enjoying the chase way too much.

Luckily, Percy knows the perfect place to claim all the time he needs: the Thirsty Valley—a supreme training ground created by the long-forgotten titan, Kronos. There, he can get a decade's worth of training in mere months. Which means...

His best chance at powering up begins with breaking into the most heavily guarded region on Remior.

©2025 K. Georgiades (P)2025 Mountaindale Press

Good

If you can get past the over explanation of every minute detail it’s very good series I am waiting on the next one

Pacing

The pacing of the series is perfect. I enjoy cultivation that progresses the realms in a reasonable time. I enjoy the background games of the gods. I enjoy Percy's individual journey and struggle to become powerful to overcome odds. if the next book came out today I would definitely purchase it. it has what I think similar series are missing, pacing.

Good continuation to the story!

If you liked the other books then I think you’ll like this one! Great progression that’s earned, and challenges feel right. Not too easy not too hard.

love this series

I was truly looking forward to this release an this book didn't let me down. love this series an looking forward to many more.

A lot of information

I like the book and the series but it feels like every 5 mins they are explaining the same skills and same issues over and over again. I would skip minutes into the chapter and he’s still explaining something he already had explained earlier. However the book is good I do enjoy it I just wish there was a little bit less than that.