Towers of Heaven
by Cameron Milan
About This Audiobook
Towers appear across Earth, humanity gets a leveling system and a fighting chance, and blows it — Jason is there at the end, watching the last of us lose. Then he's sent back to before the towers arrived, memories intact, with one directive: speedrun it right this time. Towers of Heaven is regression fantasy at its most efficient. At 7.5 hours, book one wastes nothing: Jason knows the tower layouts, knows which skills break the curve, knows who dies without him, and Cameron Milan just lets the future-knowledge power fantasy rip. It's the clear fan favorite of the trilogy, and I'd call that a warning label as much as praise — book two turns monotonous and book three feels rushed, to the point where one team member simply vanishes from the story. Grab it when you want a complete arc in a weekend; keep expectations calibrated for the sequels. Campbell gives every character and race a distinct voice and keeps the action moving. 4.6 from 2.1K ratings.
