Ether Collapse Omnibus, Books 1-3 in a Post-Apocalyptic LitRPG
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Narrated by:
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Luke Daniels
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By:
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Ryan Debruyn
About this listen
Gaia has awakened, and the world will never be the same again.
The first three books in the Ether Collapse series!
Rockland Barkclay has had a rough year. On top of everything else, his father has just passed, and Rocky has to go it alone on their annual trip. But his plans for drinking alone in Algonquin Park are rudely interrupted by a sea of cosmic energy that governs the universe. Ether, the driving force of creation, has returned. Now a confused Rocky must navigate odd hovering messages to survive.
With the awakening of the very planet they reside on, humans are in a desperate fight to survive in an evolving world. If only Gaia hadn’t woken up so very… very… unhinged.
Start the 3-book boxed set today to listen to Ryan Debruyn's Equalize, Excise, and Earthdom before you catch up with book 4, Equatorial!
©2019, 2020 Ryan DeBruyn (P)2019 Mountaindale PressWhat listeners say about Ether Collapse Omnibus, Books 1-3 in a Post-Apocalyptic LitRPG
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- Tigerfly
- 17-11-2024
A new adventure!
I’m enjoying the story so far. I love that I can listen to this around my kids without foul language issues interfering. I like the narrator in general but his character voice’s are so off and grating I’ve chosen to read it myself instead. All his characters sound like some version of gruff dwarves. And while he narrates in a pleasant and normal tone, when he switches to the MC he near shouts the dialog! And his Sela voice is so… wrong, on so many levels. The story is good, just feels a little amateurish and like it needs a more observant editor… there’s little plot points that are what they are, until later these little details flip flop all of a sudden. Like a boy identified as Jason makes it a point to say only his parents called him that, and he wanted to be called Jay. Okay fine. But later there’s this whole drama over him wanting to go by another name and he has this whole teenage flip out over only his parents calling him Jay🙄 😑 okay. Little annoyances that all boil down to me overall enjoying the story while frequently giving the author mental side-eye.
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