Starship's Mage: Omnibus: (Starship's Mage Book 1)

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Starship's Mage: Omnibus: (Starship's Mage Book 1)

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Pros & Cons

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Pros

I envy those who pick it up for the first time and are presented with a book that is not just this good on its own, but kickstarts a series (two, technically) that remains my favorite of all time. Read with kindle unlimited subscription.

The crew of a freighter find themselves hunted by both law and the underworld. As in so many stories i’ve loved, the “heroes” have to trespass to move the story along.

Good blend of sci-fi and fantasy. Nice contrast to the grim reality of the pandemic and the divisiveness of national politics. The setting isn't overly complex with the martian empire.

The main character isn't some overpowered superhero either. While this could be read as a standalone, i'm very interested in what happens to these characters next. The audiobook's narrator jeffrey kafer does a fine job.

Damien montgomery is a mid-tier mage with no family connections that finds out his special gift is about to make him one of the most wanted men in the galaxy. The ending is entertaining but also closes the book of what i enjoyed most about the book, w... Read More

Cons

The author is beyond redundant with his information. Literally a big event happens in the first third of the book and not even ten pages later they literally summarize what happens as if you didn't read it just minutes earlier. Many of the non-white c... Read More

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Quality

Over the course of the book our protagonist deals with the jealousy of others because of his abilities fighting a large crimina... Read More

What a great concept to combine the fantasy of magic with the science fiction of future technology

I see that there is a book nine and its a side story so i think that im done with the series and void every book after seven

Damiens anime heroesque quality is contrasted sharply against david rice who is a determined merchant captain who just wants to... Read More

Shipping

By the end of the tale the ships mage finds himself with a choice to make

An interesting back story of one of the ship’s crew members has to do with another reason for the chase

Only people having magic skills can perform jumps in speciallyequipped ships

The book is about advances the young man can make in the magic that propels the ships

Overview

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magic, good and first.

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This product had a total of 6,143 reviews as of our last analysis date on Dec 28 2023.