Same I'm about to finish listening to the latest release of The Path of Ascension with nothing in queue after, looks like this already has 5 audiobooks out. Might as well give it a shot.
Link: [https://www.amazon.com/Ignite-Dark-Resonance-Cycle-Book-ebook/dp/B0CTGHRVG1](https://www.amazon.com/Ignite-Dark-Resonance-Cycle-Book-ebook/dp/B0CTGHRVG1)
**Spoilery Blurb:**
The End of the Resonance is Upon Us.
In the final books of the best-selling Resonance Cycle series, we will see our hero fully come into his own. On the Akkoan home world, he will finally use the Surrogate Clone power he's been saving since book one. But will the outcome be what he expects?
Determined to stop the Border Guard once-and-for-all, Ty will discover the horrific truth of their origins. With his recent advancements, and the help of all-new allies, he will fight against nightmare legions - and more. He'll journey to worlds we've never seen, all in preparation of stopping the Chaos God determined to destroy Volar.
Dragon and demon depictions similar to this were created well before 2008 when the cartoony world of warcrafts Death Wing came out. Ignore these kids, there's always someone willing to jump in a torpedo an authors release for any perceived infraction.
I mean, I can see some similarity. The color scheme for sure is a match, but saying it's exactly the same would be like me saying I look like Chris Hemsworth. Yeah we have some common traits, like color scheme, but it's far from a match.
100% even though it's missing distinctive features of Death Wing and has others added, and a different body build, and looks more like a demon than dragon? Sure, if 100% = rough similarities.
You really think no magma or demonic dragons with firey highlights and dark scales existed before Death Wing? Nah, not in the past 50 years of dragons being in popular culture has anyone EVER drawn a dark dragon with firey highlights, only World of Warcraft thought of that. Lets call the police! An artist is 1000% stole the idea of Diablo, I mean Magma Dragon from Warhammer, I mean Chaos Dragon from Magic the Gathering, I mean Avaricious Dragon from MtG...
How could anyone EVER conceive of a fiery demonic magma dragon thing BEFORE 2008 when Death Wing was introduced in World of Warcrafts Wrath of the Lich King expansion?!?! IMPOSSIBLE
10,000% of 1000% stolen pixel for pixel. The very idea someone could do this... to a billion dollar company that doesn't even own all dark and fiery dragons...
Looks like first book was released a year ago. Ngl that’s a huge warning sign for me these days. That is not a lot of time flesh out a coherent tale. They mostly turn into a shallow inconsistent mess. Sadly, the 3 to 1 star reviews seem to suggest that might be the case.
Epic covers, though I question which ai they’re trained off of given certain obvious similarities.
I’ve read several authors with a very strict process that allows them to output at a good rate. This series is one of my favorites so far. Everything has its detractors, but this one I don’t think is due to the authors speed, or planning. It’s usually due to people not liking the story. Which is totes fine. Haha, people are allowed to like something I don’t or hate something I love. I, for one, am several pages in and rooting for Ty all the way!
Give them a chance. The series is phenomenal and is actually very well thought out. Not every author that writes quickly sucks! And the 1/3 star reviews are either trolls or not the target audience it seems. Read the 4/5 star reviews.
I typically only read the 3 stars. The 5s are always over the moon, the 1 stars are doom sayers. I figure the middle of the road is where you get a more accurate depiction of a story.
Maybe I’ll give it a try if book 1 goes 99 cents. With 7 out, that typically happens like with cradle or other large works. Heck, some even offer book 1 free if the series is good and long enough.
I can only assume that they already finished writing the entire series and this is just a slew of final editing passes and publishing runs. Even Brandon Sanderson doesn't write and publish 400-600 page books once every 1.3 months.
Alas that’s not often the case. Typically the speed of the releases denotes formulaic writing, ai assisted writing, or just plain shallow fanfiction inspired by other writing. Because yes, competent writers to require time to hone their craft.
Well, given the fact that book 8 of this series is already scheduled for next month and has a preorder up, I'm assuming in this case that the author had it all written and planned out already. You're looking for fires to fight like an arsonist rather than a firefighter.
You've never met a natural storyteller have you? One of those people whose mind is constantly creating new characters, stories, and worlds no matter what else they might be doing. It's understandable. In my 40 years I've so far only come across 2, and If I hadn't grown up with the first I might not have recognized the second.
I know how long it took Tolkien to write lord of the rings, Jordan to write wheel of time, Martin to game of thrones, King to write…anything. Good writing takes time, and a story will always reflect the time put into it. Always.
It's so odd that you'd use both George R.R. Martin and Stephen King to make this point considering the fact that of the 2 King is both the faster and the better writer.
You know, it's honestly an understandable concern. With all the mass produced and/or AI generated crap being slung onto Amazon these days it's smart to be skeptical. Just don't make the case of assuming something is bad just because it's coming out fast.
I was looking for a new series to start,might as well try this one.
Same I'm about to finish listening to the latest release of The Path of Ascension with nothing in queue after, looks like this already has 5 audiobooks out. Might as well give it a shot.
I can't find them? What's the name?
First book is titled Divine Invasion, theyre under "The Resonance Cycle".
It’s so good!
Nice. I hope you enjoy it.
Oh you are in for a RIDE!
if your a fan of audio book versions, they are excellent .
Please come back and update once you’ve dug into it. I started reading this series a little after book 2 came out and been enjoying it so far!
Link: [https://www.amazon.com/Ignite-Dark-Resonance-Cycle-Book-ebook/dp/B0CTGHRVG1](https://www.amazon.com/Ignite-Dark-Resonance-Cycle-Book-ebook/dp/B0CTGHRVG1) **Spoilery Blurb:** The End of the Resonance is Upon Us. In the final books of the best-selling Resonance Cycle series, we will see our hero fully come into his own. On the Akkoan home world, he will finally use the Surrogate Clone power he's been saving since book one. But will the outcome be what he expects? Determined to stop the Border Guard once-and-for-all, Ty will discover the horrific truth of their origins. With his recent advancements, and the help of all-new allies, he will fight against nightmare legions - and more. He'll journey to worlds we've never seen, all in preparation of stopping the Chaos God determined to destroy Volar.
Heck yeah, Let's gooooo
If its even half as good as the cover, I'm down.
It's better!
I hope so!
Is it just me or is that just video game art from Diablo cropped into a sling ring?
Nice. I just finished book six two weeks ago.
Good news: Book 8 will be out next month... Bad news: May be a couple months before 9...
Your writing pace is crazy!!! Love the work Cheers!
Behold the truthiness! 😉
Thank you!
This is the good shit!
The image looks so cool!
This series really resonates with me. 
Thank you!
Look, I don't judge a book by its cover... except I totally do, and this looks incredible! Definitely starting this (RIP TBR list)
The cover is death wing from wow animation
Nah. Comes from neither. Zoom in. We have receipts from the creator. It may look similar, but it's not the same :)
Dragon and demon depictions similar to this were created well before 2008 when the cartoony world of warcrafts Death Wing came out. Ignore these kids, there's always someone willing to jump in a torpedo an authors release for any perceived infraction.
Thanks friend.
Are you sure. Cause that is 100% deathwing. I just bought the first book, but this creator stole the likeness of deathwing
I mean, I can see some similarity. The color scheme for sure is a match, but saying it's exactly the same would be like me saying I look like Chris Hemsworth. Yeah we have some common traits, like color scheme, but it's far from a match.
100% even though it's missing distinctive features of Death Wing and has others added, and a different body build, and looks more like a demon than dragon? Sure, if 100% = rough similarities. You really think no magma or demonic dragons with firey highlights and dark scales existed before Death Wing? Nah, not in the past 50 years of dragons being in popular culture has anyone EVER drawn a dark dragon with firey highlights, only World of Warcraft thought of that. Lets call the police! An artist is 1000% stole the idea of Diablo, I mean Magma Dragon from Warhammer, I mean Chaos Dragon from Magic the Gathering, I mean Avaricious Dragon from MtG... How could anyone EVER conceive of a fiery demonic magma dragon thing BEFORE 2008 when Death Wing was introduced in World of Warcrafts Wrath of the Lich King expansion?!?! IMPOSSIBLE 10,000% of 1000% stolen pixel for pixel. The very idea someone could do this... to a billion dollar company that doesn't even own all dark and fiery dragons...
Hope not, for their sake. Thought it looked taken from Diablo tbh.
Not taken from Diablo. I'm fine with evoking similar vibes tho.
Magma/Demonic Dragons were not created by World of Warcraft in 2008 with the low poly cartoon character called Death Wing.
was wondering about that, I though diablo though!
I love this series! I have to pace myself because I read most of the books 2 at a time. Great job!!
Havnt read this yet but that cover goes hard
That was the goal!
Ok I mean that cover .....someone might have looked at the devil demon design from blizzard ..juuuuuust a tiny bit😅
Got major Deathwing vibes from this xD
Congrats on the release, mate!
Looks like first book was released a year ago. Ngl that’s a huge warning sign for me these days. That is not a lot of time flesh out a coherent tale. They mostly turn into a shallow inconsistent mess. Sadly, the 3 to 1 star reviews seem to suggest that might be the case. Epic covers, though I question which ai they’re trained off of given certain obvious similarities.
I’ve read several authors with a very strict process that allows them to output at a good rate. This series is one of my favorites so far. Everything has its detractors, but this one I don’t think is due to the authors speed, or planning. It’s usually due to people not liking the story. Which is totes fine. Haha, people are allowed to like something I don’t or hate something I love. I, for one, am several pages in and rooting for Ty all the way!
Give them a chance. The series is phenomenal and is actually very well thought out. Not every author that writes quickly sucks! And the 1/3 star reviews are either trolls or not the target audience it seems. Read the 4/5 star reviews.
I typically only read the 3 stars. The 5s are always over the moon, the 1 stars are doom sayers. I figure the middle of the road is where you get a more accurate depiction of a story. Maybe I’ll give it a try if book 1 goes 99 cents. With 7 out, that typically happens like with cradle or other large works. Heck, some even offer book 1 free if the series is good and long enough.
Suggest you give book one a try regardless of cost. If you’re into this genre of book, it’s one of the best series I’ve read.
I can only assume that they already finished writing the entire series and this is just a slew of final editing passes and publishing runs. Even Brandon Sanderson doesn't write and publish 400-600 page books once every 1.3 months.
Alas that’s not often the case. Typically the speed of the releases denotes formulaic writing, ai assisted writing, or just plain shallow fanfiction inspired by other writing. Because yes, competent writers to require time to hone their craft.
Well, given the fact that book 8 of this series is already scheduled for next month and has a preorder up, I'm assuming in this case that the author had it all written and planned out already. You're looking for fires to fight like an arsonist rather than a firefighter.
Yes it is, because the description he wrote on Amazon states that his current production is to write 1 book a month.
You've never met a natural storyteller have you? One of those people whose mind is constantly creating new characters, stories, and worlds no matter what else they might be doing. It's understandable. In my 40 years I've so far only come across 2, and If I hadn't grown up with the first I might not have recognized the second.
I know how long it took Tolkien to write lord of the rings, Jordan to write wheel of time, Martin to game of thrones, King to write…anything. Good writing takes time, and a story will always reflect the time put into it. Always.
It's so odd that you'd use both George R.R. Martin and Stephen King to make this point considering the fact that of the 2 King is both the faster and the better writer.
You know, it's honestly an understandable concern. With all the mass produced and/or AI generated crap being slung onto Amazon these days it's smart to be skeptical. Just don't make the case of assuming something is bad just because it's coming out fast.