As this is the second audible book I've listen to by Steve which I've enjoyed I might have to start following his future releases. He is a very good narrator with good vocal range and great pacing. Steve has another outstanding performance with Tower of Heaven. The Narration - 8 This is the second audio booked I've heard by Steve Campbell the first being Star Touched (not sure which order he did these). She comes across as not caring and only in for herself but you know it's only an act. Later on they meet Olivia who is a bit of a 'Frenemy’. Jason spends a lot of time with Roy training him because Jason knows who Roy will become. Some of these talents where pass on to him which gives him a huge advantage starting but has never set in the tower so is lacking experience. He is an orphan of parents who were very talented ascenders. Roy is a very young boy with high aspiration. I love how he becomes a mentor figure when he meets Roy. It helps that at his current state he is powered down. Characters - 7 The main character Jason is very knowledgeable but doesn't come across overly arrogate. He has to ascend the tower which original took decades as quickly as possible. He has all the knowledge but lacks stats, skills, money and allies. The first problem is he is not sent far back enough and only has 5 years to beat the towers and has to start from level 1 again. He decides to go back in time, to before the towers arrived and prevent humanity from being wiped out. He defeat the end boss Ba'al and given one wish. Jason is one of the strongest survivors who has been fighting demons and ascending the mysterious towers which appear on Earth. In the year 2083, there are only a hundred human survivors. The rest of the book has great pacing and I finished it very quickly. This is the weakest point of the story but doesn't last long. General Thoughts Don't be put off with the boring generic chapter set in the far future.

Towers of heaven by cameron milan