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The Godking's Legacy #4
A Squirrel's Delight
Lucia's a mother, and parenting is hard work! Luckily, as with most things, Lucia can dump her parenting responsibilities onto Ilya. It's not like the demon is busy prepping for war against the immortal realm or anything.
This is the sequel to A Squirrel's Ascension.
Content Sexual themes. Profanity. Gore.
This is the sequel to A Squirrel's Ascension.
Content Sexual themes. Profanity. Gore.
- GenresFantasy
376 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 15, 2021
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January 29, 2022
Disappointed.
March 3, 2022
Raising trouble
Another insane addition to the story of a once slave squirrel girl on her rise to great power. In the returning roll of narrator Mare Trevathan continues to bring the characters to life although this book is more about how the Shadow Devil sect goes about forcing all of the other sects to conform to their (see Ilya's) new standard and how Softie and Lucia's miracle child is raised (if I remember her conception happened in the last book.) With Lucia being strong enough to go to the immortal realm a bright door has appeared above her but she is refusing to go with her daughter here to spoil and basically being the strongest being in the immortal continents. However in the immortal realms a wicked man is escaping with a powerful technique and decides to escape tp the immortal continent through her door even if he will lose power in the process. What follows is a practice of forced labor, bad behaviors, and difficult child rearing processes. Just a typical squirrelly book. :)
In fact having become accustomed to the generally not safe for younger reader style of this series the only real problem I had this time was the child Sophia's voice later on in the series. Certainly she is seven by the end of the book and it seems even though she has more smarts than her mother Lucia that she starts sound dumber and not like how she seemed in the beginning. Perhaps the older squirrel-kin get the less bright...that would explain Lucia considering how long she has been around already.
Another insane addition to the story of a once slave squirrel girl on her rise to great power. In the returning roll of narrator Mare Trevathan continues to bring the characters to life although this book is more about how the Shadow Devil sect goes about forcing all of the other sects to conform to their (see Ilya's) new standard and how Softie and Lucia's miracle child is raised (if I remember her conception happened in the last book.) With Lucia being strong enough to go to the immortal realm a bright door has appeared above her but she is refusing to go with her daughter here to spoil and basically being the strongest being in the immortal continents. However in the immortal realms a wicked man is escaping with a powerful technique and decides to escape tp the immortal continent through her door even if he will lose power in the process. What follows is a practice of forced labor, bad behaviors, and difficult child rearing processes. Just a typical squirrelly book. :)
In fact having become accustomed to the generally not safe for younger reader style of this series the only real problem I had this time was the child Sophia's voice later on in the series. Certainly she is seven by the end of the book and it seems even though she has more smarts than her mother Lucia that she starts sound dumber and not like how she seemed in the beginning. Perhaps the older squirrel-kin get the less bright...that would explain Lucia considering how long she has been around already.
September 13, 2022
Not Bad
Overall the story isn’t bad, very much in the same vein as the previous books, so it definitely falls within expectations. Though, while I know that the very idiot of main character falls into the whole idea of the series, I have to admit that it becomes a tad old and a bit aggravating after a certain point. Maybe I shouldn’t have read all four books back to back lol.
Overall the story isn’t bad, very much in the same vein as the previous books, so it definitely falls within expectations. Though, while I know that the very idiot of main character falls into the whole idea of the series, I have to admit that it becomes a tad old and a bit aggravating after a certain point. Maybe I shouldn’t have read all four books back to back lol.
March 25, 2022
I had this book for a while, but didn't read it. Still not sure if I should now. Not sure if I'm mentally ready for this squirrel's kind of crazy.
It's sad how messed up this series is, and I still find it in me to chuckle now and again.
3/5 Stars
It's sad how messed up this series is, and I still find it in me to chuckle now and again.
3/5 Stars
April 22, 2022
Ya, I'm liking Lucia less and less as the series goes on. I was really hoping this would be more about her daughter, but she was really just a side character.
December 17, 2022
A fun story but same complaint as last time in that it mostly read like a movie with very little detail. Flowed well anyway and I’ll be interested in seeing where it goes eventually.
April 25, 2023
I enjoy the comic talent of Virlyce, but I think he has wrung everything he can from this series and should not continue it.
June 19, 2024
Loved it more than book 3, and I can't wait for book 4
August 28, 2024
Funnier than the last books, but I feel like we hit a peak. I don't think this series is done, but I may be mistaken. I will gladly read another book.
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