Love the series

Really enjoy the series and Glad we got a 7th book, being said some parts feel rushed as a way to tie up loose ends left at the end of book 6. Personally say this is a great book if you wanted more of the series, but the ending of book 6 felt like the true ending and this was more bonus DLC.

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Well

This book is all over the place. It was not worth a free credit. Can’t make it through half the book. The mc is nerfed to were every thing he’s done in the frost 6 books means nothing anymore.

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Lucky number 7

It's tough to keep a series rolling for 7 books, but Mahanenko manages it. The plots are deeper and the the skullduggery more... duggerish(?). At the same time, the familiar characters are kept bright and lively.

The curtain is pulled way back for a big, big plot reveal. Light shines to show story lines, people and even incidental events from the beginning of the series to now aren't just connected... they're a solid, unbroken whole. This book is one of the most surprising "Ah-Hah!" moments in a story arc that I can recall. If you loved the first 6 and even gave them multiple re- reads like I did, this one will show the amazing amount you probably missed.

The first few books were a rocket-thrill ride dropped into my library. The next few, while still good fun, showed some growing pains. This one is getting back in stride. and I'm happy to see it.


The narrator, Yen, has one of the more consistent voicings over a long series that I've heard and he gets high marks from this picky listener. He has great pacing and solid, distinct characters. He's deft with quick transitions between characters, moods and settings. I can't imagine Mahan with any other voice. I've even been moved to take a chance on a book out of my normal fodder because he narrated it.

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A solid epilogue for Way of the Shaman fans

Clans War is essentially an epilogue to the Way of the Shaman series, you don't have to listen to this. Book VII is more of extra adventure, tying up some loose ends and retreading common ground we explored in the main six audiobooks. Yen's narration is excellent as always, the story is fun if a bit monotonous, and the characters are developed a little bit more. Overall this is well worth checking out if you wanted one last Way of the Shaman adventure, skip it if you felt the series already ended the way you wanted.

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Quit while you’re ahead.

I should have left off at the end of the last book; everything was nicely resolved.

Now it’s just a mess. What’s he doing? Who’s that? WTF???? The ending is a disaster.

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Major Dissapointment

This book felt like a grab bag of confusion. Hours of prep for 2 minutes of finale a middle schooler wrote. I really wish I had stopped listening to this series after book 5. What an enormous let down.

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Great read

This series NEEDS to be a movie series! If you have read Ready Player One...this is a must read

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Entertaining but something is missing.

I feel like this is still not the end, although it was good didn't have that urge to want to listen or finish the novel. So 7 out of 10 from me.

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Couldn't even finish it.

Spoliers below: it's barely even a story though at this point.

I don't know why, but our intelligent, fun, and charismatic nd has turned into a potato. He's so nurfed he may as well just start over. Not only that, but I listened to more than half of this book and doesn't even DO anything. It's just political intrigue and backstabbing on par with a 5th graders attempt to convince his teacher his dog eat his homework. Plus, ya guys remember the dark shaman bro? Of course you do, he stalks Mayin like he's a pre pubescent girl walking home alone. Anyway, Mayin destroys vast amounts of progress for petty vengences here and there and walks into he's trap with open arms, letting temptation use the power of shadow more and more.
THEN get this, he not only tells someone where he is in real life, but AGREES to meet them in person. He is a multimillionaire!! This guy knows way more than he should, and Mayin's like, that's totally a good idea. I couldn't continue after that. Utterly ridicules, I bet he doesn't even bring a bodyguard either.

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This guy knows how to finish a book.

one of the few authors that can end a book on a cliff hanger and completion simultaneously. I've never been a big fan of VR style litrpg but this made this feel like they had substance.