Law of Strength

Four Laws, Book 1

By: David Burke

Narrated by: Daniel Wisniewski, Rebecca Woods

Length: 11 hrs and 50 mins

Publisher's summary

Rob is a sheriff's deputy faced with a choice: die in a meaningless shootout six hours from now, or accept the offer of a new life in another world offered by a mysterious goddess.

But it won't be easy. He has to bring law and order to the wild frontier. The shocks keep coming when he finds out humans aren't native to Olimero. It is a land populated with fierce orcs, wild beastkin, and cunning elves.

He may not have their magic, but he does have an edge. As an outsider, he has no cap on his stats. He will need to train, fight, and survive if he wants to rule. But with that comes a world worth protecting, complete with exotic beauties he never imagined.

Disclaimer: Contains mature content and sexy monster girls.

©2022 David Burke (P)2022 Podium Audio

Great story brought to life by great narration

As always the narrators did an amazing job. They are a great team.

The story was a classic weak to strong MC and is everything that I want in litrpg.
The spicy elements of the story were part of the plot and didn't take it over. In
fact it was a bit slow burn but you could see where it was going.

Another review complained about the MC taking too long to hook up with one of
the girls but I strongly disagree. He was fighting for his life in an alien world where
he didn't understand much. It was only possible for them to move their relationship
forward once the very imminent threat of death was at least partially resolved.

I actually like that he didn't just jump into bed with her, especially given that he had
a legitimate concern at first that she was offering herself because he was the new
sheriff, not because of the man he was.

All in all, a very expansive world and I look forward to seeing more about how the
world expands. I was excited to see that the next 2 books in the series are already
up for pre-order.

Great VAs hands down.

I love the quality voice actors . Great job , a well thought out story and fun world building. Solid main character with a informative slant of gym life and inspiration to workout. Plus good lewd scenes and action . Only had a few times that made me think of this coming straight out of reddit. 8/10 good book will be reading more.

two down and two to go

David and another great story for the ages deal between two gods Rebecca and Daniel are amazing as always

sexy and fun

Good rpg meets western story. Fun and sexy world with enough intrigue to keep you hooked. Good story and very good audio.

a unique take on cultivation

a unique way of telling the story of a cultivator with a lot of similarities to other stories and lots of old school jokes. "it's good to be the Sherrif."

Good character progression

I liked the hint of a different villain in the other god's realm. and I liked the Magik system.

Better than knowing what to expect

I really appreciated this story so far, I mean when I started hearing points rattled off my first thought no not a RPG book. The story line was good and I decided to give it a chance. I'm glad I did and even better the sexual under tones weren't like a guy starving for sex to sleep with every kin he met. I just discovered there more than the 4 law books looking forward to finishing them all.

Awesome!

Loved the audiobook great story with a great MC, he starts kinda weak in a world where strength is pretty much everything but works hard to close the gap and become strong. just another great story by this author and hope book2 comes sonn o. audible

small irritation

I only have one problem that concerns performance. It is merely the fact I have become irritated with Daniel Wisniewski's over acting the characters in all performances. Drawing out words which also leads to slowing pace, but over stresses words giving the feel of over acting by someone who loves their own voice. After so many audiobooks including him that is the feeling I have had start to finish. he has a great speaking voice, but ...

Strong foundation

I will admit, the beginning threw me off for the first few chapters, but the reasoning of the officer is strangely honorable. I also like the many situations of how he still has to make sense of many of the quirks that are alien to him throughout the book. "It is such a human thing to do."