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The Samsara Crucible
- The Menocht Loop, Book 4
- Narrated by: Joe Hempel
- Length: 16 hrs and 16 mins
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Summary
Enter Eternity.
Ian ascends, finding a world unlike anything he has ever known. Eternity is a harsh place where immortals go to live forever. Immortality is as much blessing as curse, with infinite planes of existence to be explored and plundered, but scarce ways to find a final end.
Ian can’t rest. Back home, the Infinity Loop promises the destruction of the world. With the help of unlikely allies, Ian must find a way to destroy the technology, and soon, before its ruination reaches critical mass.
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- Biobacon
- 02-11-22
Beyond worth it!
I found the first book and took a chance on it on a whim, and I’m extremely glad I did! This book series literally just gets better and better, and I cannot wait for more!
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- Brendan
- 01-03-23
Ok I'm really enjoying this series, bravo.
I love the writing in the series, love the unique magic systems, the world events keep pulling me in and the character relationships and development are crafted to great detail. I am very satisfied with everything that has happened during this series. Book 4 is all about the ascendant realm and the journey has been quite entertaining. A lot of authors could learn a few things from this authors. ONTO to book 5!!!
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- Barry L. Womack
- 11-02-23
Still going strong
If you read all the other books in this series. Then you will not be disappointed
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- VT WRITER
- 30-09-22
A bit disappointing
If you’ve come this far you might as well get this one too. But this book suffers from smart characters doing dumb things “because plot.”
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- Nicks
- 19-01-23
Too short but enjoyable
If you have been listening to this series then this book is good but disjointed feeling. I would not recommend reading this book if you have not read the others, a lot of the context is missing without the other books.
Pro: the Storie progressed in ways I didn’t predict so it stayed interesting.
The characters were well developed
Cons: compared to others in this series, this book seemed to stop at an odd spot and all the books seem to be getting progressively shorter which bugs me.
The environments were a little disjointed and the descriptions seemed to either get less descriptive or was glossed over more towards the end of the book
I have this a mid story rating rather that a 4 or 5 star because it felt like the writer was counting pages/words towards the end of the book and had to cut it off so they had contents for another book. When the first book is close to 20 hours (when listened to) and the last book was between 10 and 13 hrs. I just felt shorted on the content.
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- Forrest
- 12-01-23
Same series same quality
If you liked the first 3, you’ll like this one. 😁
Amazon has deleted all of my reviews, banned me from creating new ones, and no matter how many email addresses and social media accounts I try, nobody can tell me why. Just crying out into the void here.
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- anon
- 12-01-23
Immortality ruins another series
I tried to give this one an honest chance given that I've made it this far but the warning signs were clear from the first couple chapters.
First of all giving your protagonist immunity from death has very rarely been done well. Suffice to say this book is not the exception.
Team up with the monstrous antagonist from the previous books? Could be okay in theory. The author tries to humanize her but it's not enough. Ultimately she's a heartless dictator who abused her magic powers to enthrall entire nations of defenceless average people for her personal gain. She wouldn't blink at the sacrifice of hundreds of thousands of innocents just to gain an inch. Why is she still alive? You can't humanize that.
Finally you've got supposedly smart characters making the most irrational decisions because plot. Oh sorry because it felt right *eye roll*.
I'm officially done with this series.