Amorphic Magic and Return of Magic

Been a few months since I posted, since I put up the last series all at once. Here we all are at the end of the year, so happy holidays everyone.

Anyway, the third and last book in the Amorphic Magic series is out tomorrow. It's titled Dragon's Challenge and will be available for both purchase and Kindle Unlimited.

https://www.amazon.com/Dragons-Challe...

Next up is the first book in the Life Sorcerer trilogy, which is part of the Return of Magic series world, book two there. Hopefully that won't confuse anyone that doesn't read my blog. The title is creatively enough, Life Sorcerer. You don't need to read the first book, the world building is there, but it doesn't get into the deeper details the first book does.

Link Below:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08R3Y8FKS

If you do want to read book one, here's the link for that one.

https://www.amazon.com/Emergence-Retu...
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Published on December 21, 2020 15:48 Tags: epic-fantasy-magic
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message 1: by jared (new)

jared Yes! I'm so excited! Return of magic is my favorite of your books and sean is my favorite character of yours. I already preordered it.


message 2: by Wolfgarr (new)

Wolfgarr you ever going to actually finish any of your series ?


message 3: by D.R. (new)

D.R. Rosier Wolfgarr wrote: "you ever going to actually finish any of your series ?"

Not even sure what to say to that. All of my series are complete except return of magic which I'm addressing now, in two more three book series.

I suppose you could argue Muranth's tale isn't complete until he takes his bonded home and gains the mantle of King, but he'd conquered all of his largest obstacles and self-challenges, as well as taken out his greatest enemy. I could drag it out and throw new challenges at him for another two hundred books or so until he makes it home, but without harem growth, character internal growth, and further world building it would be kind of boring, wouldn't it? Rather leave some things up to the imagination, that he will be successful there when he goes home.

If a firm believer in series endings, and revisiting series is something I don't do as a rule. Series grow stale after three, four, and sometimes five or even six books. I told myself years ago when I first started writing I wouldn't fall into that trap.
Also, most authors do not start and close series within a three to four month period.

Everyone has their opinion, and I respect yours and wished you liked my endings better, but from my point of view it's a boggling question.


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