The Wanderer

The Planetary Fixer Trilogy Book 1

By: P.R. Ramos

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

He’s not a hero, just a man doing his job.

Dive headfirst into the captivating universe of "The Planetary Fixer Trilogy Book 1: The Wanderer," where the seasoned Planetary Fixer, Zaelen Skyreaver, stands at the threshold of retirement, ready to grapple with his final mission. On the surface, it seems like a straightforward task—thwart an impending horde of menacing monsters, and voilà, mission accomplished. But alas, the universe revels in twisting fate. The planet he's been assigned to, unlike any other, teems with Qi-cultivating martial artists who aren’t keen on a helping hand from an outsider.

Prepare yourself for an enthralling expedition as the story unfolds, though, let's be real, when do things ever go according to plan? Zaelen's mission to restore equilibrium transforms into a roller coaster ride of adventure and unexpected twists and turns. In a cosmos shrouded in enigma, mysteries await at every turn, and Zaelen's journey of self-discovery and unforeseen alliances is merely a prelude to the boundless realms of intrigue.

A portal/progression fantasy with a twist that blends Sci-fi with western cultivation fantasy.

Warning: Violence, language, and sexual themes.

good story

I don't like books that don't end and it starts a little to slow for me

Good story but

Overall the story was fairly good, but it came across as being very contrived with many of the situations. Plus, the virtual voice kept making mistakes in the words it used.

Good story and concept

I liked the story, characters and the concepts. The ai narration needs a bit of work though….

action

love the story there wasn't a lot of filler like other audiobooks.. I listened to books 29hrs long and doesn't have as much action fight scenes and altercations with other characters as much as this book really enjoyed didn't lose interest at all

Fantastic Story

I really enjoyed this book a lot. I was worried with the Virtual Voice Narrator, but it did a fantastic job.

This first book did not have a lot of cultivation for the main character. However, the next one does.