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The Veilguard Saga #1

Threads of Destiny

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Swords, Sorcery, & Dungeon Crawls

Osric, a young blacksmith's apprentice, always dreamed of adventure and excitement, away from his small village life. His dreams come true when he stumbles upon an ancient artifact in the forest and is pulled into a harrowing adventure, pursued by men who will stop at nothing to claim the artifact for themselves.

Joined by his best friend Talia and a growing band of allies, Osric discovers a danger to the very fabric of reality itself and is tasked to help prevent it. Along the way, he learns that adventure isn't what he always thought it was as he fights for his life, explores forgotten ruins, and uncovers a rot hidden at the very center of society.

Be Careful What You Wish For!

360 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 13, 2024

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Travis Starnes

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Travis writes science fiction, fantasy, and thriller novels (and the occasional coming-of-age story), with the hope of transporting and enthralling readers. Publishing novels since 2015, Travis’s passion is creating worlds and characters that live and breathe, and experiencing the joy of those stories with his readers.

When not writing, Travis enjoys connecting with readers and other writers, managing the popular Complete Marvel Reading Order website, where he works on his other passion for comics and graphic novels, and spending time with his family.

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August 22, 2025
Felt like you're reading a video game plot

I see why others enjoyed this book, but I personally felt it was super long and boring. I liked the characters and world-building, but there's no clear quest. Just this thing that they have to do for reasons they don't quite understand. They collected people to their group, and it felt a lot like they were talking to NPCs. At the end, they just fight another regular battle...and then continue on. There was no climax or great relevation.

This is just my take. I wouldn't personallu recommend this book, but I think others would still enjoy this.
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