Wild Era 3

A LitRPG Progression Epic

By: David North

Narrated by: Neil Hellegers

Book 3 of Wild Era.

Kelin Wildfire's new life is blazing with potential and he has a lofty goal: to become the Sovereign of Souls and the Lord of Reincarnation.

The path is long and deadly, but for an Archmage to be reborn, his sight should be set higher than it was before, which means establishing a foundation that will allow him to surpass the level of his previous life and seize true power.

It means conquering challenges he never considered, but he has the potential to remake himself until he is capable of burning through them all, even if it takes him centuries.

Now that he has dealt with the first problems, he is beginning to enjoy his new life, but a return to power is never without flaws.

He needs to explore the rest of Celadon, traveling far and wide to gather the experience he needs for his continued rise, as well as to face the enemies who want to stop him on the way.

Soon he will need to fulfill a quest that leads him to the Empire of Sarathia, a desert kingdom of ancient and wild power that has been tainted by the undead.

Dark rituals and followers seem to flow endlessly from the sands.

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About the Series: A new LitRPG progression fantasy with levels, classes, crafting, experience, and rare evolutions. This series continues the story of the Aster Fall universe, but it is set 5,000 years later, during an epic era where humanity has risen to great power and has command of elemental and dimensional magics. Follow Kelin as he rises from nothing to reach the peak of the Wild Era.

©2025 David North (P)2025 High Peak Publishing LLC

Great book 3

Loved almost every minute of it, hope for a little more politicking. I think you write well.

I just love this series!

No BS, just a great story no teenage craziness. No emotion baggage mom or dad died or not loved him enough or the famous being abused nop none of that BS. Just knowing your path and fixing the world. Ya great series.

Better at 1.5 speed

The narrator was a bit slow for my taste. When listening in the background, while doing other things, 1.0 speed was fine. But when actively listening, I needed to bump it up to at least 1.5. I spent a lot of time listening at 2.0 without missing anything. If I can speed up a voice that much and still understand it, that is a sign that he is normally speaking slowly.

Otherwise, this is the third book. If you are getting it, you already know and like the story.