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The Titan #1-2
Nova Terra: Titan and Greymane
Contains books one and two of the The Titan series, a litRPG gamelit adventure.
Titan, book 1
Nova Terra, your dreams, your world.
Trapped in his own body by a debilitating medical condition, Xavier Lee seeks reprieve from his giant-sized problems through full immersion into the game world of Nova Terra. Billed as the first true alternate reality, Nova Terra runs parallel to the real world and promises to fulfill the fantasies and desires of those who dare plunge into its mysterious depths. In order to adjust to his new life of quests, skill mastery, and magic, Xavier will have to forget everything he knows. As he struggles to make the most of his new-found freedom, Xavier will have to learn to deal with a new body, new friends, and a new world that is much more than it seems.
Greymane, book 2
Betrayed and left for dead by his team, Thorn learned the hard way that the game world of Nova Terra is not all sunshine and roses. Stripped of his destiny, Thorn refuses to let what happened to him control his fate. But, betrayed once, can he really trust the people around him? His encounter with an ancient evil and a forgotten God has set him on the path of a ruler and on a crash course with one of the most powerful guilds in the game. He’ll need all the strength, cunning, and courage he can muster if he wants to come out on top.
23 hrs. 25 min.
Titan, book 1
Nova Terra, your dreams, your world.
Trapped in his own body by a debilitating medical condition, Xavier Lee seeks reprieve from his giant-sized problems through full immersion into the game world of Nova Terra. Billed as the first true alternate reality, Nova Terra runs parallel to the real world and promises to fulfill the fantasies and desires of those who dare plunge into its mysterious depths. In order to adjust to his new life of quests, skill mastery, and magic, Xavier will have to forget everything he knows. As he struggles to make the most of his new-found freedom, Xavier will have to learn to deal with a new body, new friends, and a new world that is much more than it seems.
Greymane, book 2
Betrayed and left for dead by his team, Thorn learned the hard way that the game world of Nova Terra is not all sunshine and roses. Stripped of his destiny, Thorn refuses to let what happened to him control his fate. But, betrayed once, can he really trust the people around him? His encounter with an ancient evil and a forgotten God has set him on the path of a ruler and on a crash course with one of the most powerful guilds in the game. He’ll need all the strength, cunning, and courage he can muster if he wants to come out on top.
23 hrs. 25 min.
24 pages, Audible Audio
First published January 5, 2021
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September 21, 2023
Introduction:
Greetings, fellow denizens of HowlStrom. I am Kiba Snowpaw, an alpha male Ice Wolf with the power of ice magic. As the winter season engulfs our world once every hundred years, I find solace in the tales of other realms. Today, I bring forth my thoughts on a tale from a world called Nova Terra.
Basic Plot Summary:
The tale revolves around Xavier Lee, a young man trapped within his own body due to a medical condition. Seeking an escape, he immerses himself in the game world of Nova Terra. As he navigates this new reality, he encounters quests, magic, and challenges that force him to forget his past and embrace this new existence. The story unfolds over two books: "Titan" and "Greymane". In "Greymane", betrayal becomes a central theme as Thorn, Xavier's in-game persona, grapples with trust and destiny.
Analysis/Evaluation:
The world of Nova Terra is intricately crafted, with layers of depth that mirror our own realities. The concept of a game running parallel to the real world is intriguing, and the challenges Xavier faces resonate deeply, reminding us of our own struggles and triumphs.
Characters:
Xavier, or Thorn in Nova Terra, undergoes a significant transformation. From a trapped soul to a formidable player in the game, his journey is both inspiring and heart-wrenching. The supporting characters, especially those who betray him, add layers of complexity to the narrative, challenging Thorn's perceptions and decisions.
Structure:
The story is well-paced, with a balance between action, character development, and world-building. The transition between the two books is seamless, maintaining the momentum and keeping the reader engrossed.
Impact:
The tale left a profound impact on me. It serves as a reminder that even in the harshest of circumstances, one can find purpose and meaning. It also highlights the importance of trust, resilience, and the will to overcome adversity.
Hook and Thesis:
The allure of an alternate reality where dreams come true is a powerful hook. The underlying thesis revolves around the idea of transformation, both internal and external, and the challenges that come with it.
Praise and Critique:
I commend Seth Ring for crafting a captivating narrative with relatable characters and a richly detailed world. Eric Jason Martin's narration adds depth to the story, bringing the characters to life. However, certain plot points, especially regarding Thorn's reactions to betrayals, could have been explored further for a more profound impact.
Comparison:
The tale bears similarities to other LitRPG stories, but what sets it apart is its emotional depth and character-driven narrative. It's a blend of fantasy and reality, reminiscent of the challenges we face in HowlStrom.
Conclusion:
Nova Terra: Titan and Greymane is a tale of transformation, trust, and triumph. It's a journey of a soul seeking purpose in a world where reality and fantasy intertwine. As the winter season engulfs HowlStrom, I find solace in such tales, and I recommend it to all who seek an escape from the icy grasp of reality.
May the frosty winds of HowlStrom guide you to your next adventure. Until then, stay frosty, my fellow wolves.
Greetings, fellow denizens of HowlStrom. I am Kiba Snowpaw, an alpha male Ice Wolf with the power of ice magic. As the winter season engulfs our world once every hundred years, I find solace in the tales of other realms. Today, I bring forth my thoughts on a tale from a world called Nova Terra.
Basic Plot Summary:
The tale revolves around Xavier Lee, a young man trapped within his own body due to a medical condition. Seeking an escape, he immerses himself in the game world of Nova Terra. As he navigates this new reality, he encounters quests, magic, and challenges that force him to forget his past and embrace this new existence. The story unfolds over two books: "Titan" and "Greymane". In "Greymane", betrayal becomes a central theme as Thorn, Xavier's in-game persona, grapples with trust and destiny.
Analysis/Evaluation:
The world of Nova Terra is intricately crafted, with layers of depth that mirror our own realities. The concept of a game running parallel to the real world is intriguing, and the challenges Xavier faces resonate deeply, reminding us of our own struggles and triumphs.
Characters:
Xavier, or Thorn in Nova Terra, undergoes a significant transformation. From a trapped soul to a formidable player in the game, his journey is both inspiring and heart-wrenching. The supporting characters, especially those who betray him, add layers of complexity to the narrative, challenging Thorn's perceptions and decisions.
Structure:
The story is well-paced, with a balance between action, character development, and world-building. The transition between the two books is seamless, maintaining the momentum and keeping the reader engrossed.
Impact:
The tale left a profound impact on me. It serves as a reminder that even in the harshest of circumstances, one can find purpose and meaning. It also highlights the importance of trust, resilience, and the will to overcome adversity.
Hook and Thesis:
The allure of an alternate reality where dreams come true is a powerful hook. The underlying thesis revolves around the idea of transformation, both internal and external, and the challenges that come with it.
Praise and Critique:
I commend Seth Ring for crafting a captivating narrative with relatable characters and a richly detailed world. Eric Jason Martin's narration adds depth to the story, bringing the characters to life. However, certain plot points, especially regarding Thorn's reactions to betrayals, could have been explored further for a more profound impact.
Comparison:
The tale bears similarities to other LitRPG stories, but what sets it apart is its emotional depth and character-driven narrative. It's a blend of fantasy and reality, reminiscent of the challenges we face in HowlStrom.
Conclusion:
Nova Terra: Titan and Greymane is a tale of transformation, trust, and triumph. It's a journey of a soul seeking purpose in a world where reality and fantasy intertwine. As the winter season engulfs HowlStrom, I find solace in such tales, and I recommend it to all who seek an escape from the icy grasp of reality.
May the frosty winds of HowlStrom guide you to your next adventure. Until then, stay frosty, my fellow wolves.
March 4, 2024
I listened to this as an audiobook. Originally, I chose it because it was a free listen. I had never heard of the author or the book. My free copy ran out and I purchased it to be able to finish. I throughly I enjoyed it. The premise caught my interest and the characters kept me engaged. The main character is so wholesome and the story is excellent. I’ll definitely read more in the series.
June 26, 2023
WOW! Interesting, defenetly will continue to the next book
February 2, 2024
Titan - finished 1/30 - 4 stars - great start to the series.
Greymane - finished 2/1 - 4 stars - I really like this series.
Greymane - finished 2/1 - 4 stars - I really like this series.
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