The Law of Power

Last Life, Book 7

De: Alexey Osadchuk, Zachary J. Lorang - translator

Narrado por: Ryan Burke

The remnants of Duke de Clairmont's army are surrounded by enemy legions under the command of Ricardo di Lorenzo, otherwise known as the Golden Lion. Marshal de Clairmont himself is badly wounded, and already at death's door.

Duke de Bauffremont and Duke de Gondy have assembled their forces on the border between Bergonia and Vestonia, and now, under Prince Philippe's leadership, this army is about to march off to rescue the surrounded Vestonian force. But that won't be enough to beat the Golden Lion in the field. They're going to need help from another army—one which, against all odds, has managed to defeat the Atalians in three separate battles, and take control of the old Imperial road.

Max already has what he came for: his path to the Margraviate de Valier is clear. And he has enough people to take control of his new lands. But the war in Bergonia isn't over yet . . . And while Max has his own mission to attend to, he also knows exactly where the Golden Lion will turn his attention once he defeats Prince Philippe's army.

That means there's really only one option for Max: he needs to destroy this threat once and for all . . .

©2024 Alexy Osadchuk; English translation copyright 2024 by Zachary Lorang (P)2025 Tantor Media

Another great addition

These books are so well written and very engaging. I just wish they were about twice as long.

FINALLY!!! An MC who dominates!

So many weak-to-strong rpg authors think that they have to turn their MCs into mealy-mouthed pu$$ies. I guess it’s partly to make the MC more ‘relatable’ because most real people are weak, out of shape, unathletic etc. Osadchuk doesn’t do that. His MC dominates in every situation and acts like a man, not some weak-willed pu$$y. Combine that with an impeccable storyline and truly gifted cultural awareness and this book series absolutely ROCKS. Couldn’t be happier, can’t wait til the next book comes out!

satisfying progression

ive enjoyed the steady progression of this series. while this book did not step forward as much as I'd like in the story it certainly moved enough to keep me entertained. so many other fantasy and Litrpg series these days go nowhere fast that these books are a true light in the dark. can't wait till the next book. just wish they were longer haha

good but not fulfilling

Good book but it really felt like not a lot happened. I understand how the story had to be told, and I even understand that it's a lead-up into something grander... but the book felt incomplete. There was no climax.
I hope the next book has something more exciting in store!

awesome MC

and awesome story. I love watching the mc apply common sense tactics to quickly wipe the faces of smug nobles

Too short

Great can’t wait for the next book, I wish that the gaps between books wasn’t so long

Love this series great book!

Like I said, I absolutely love this series.,And this is a great book. Really looking forward to the next few.

On book 8 and it's still going strong

What a great conclusion to the Estonia war campaign. I really liked that there wasn't some great grandiose out of character final battle that destroyed all the armies. Instead, the resolution seemed so realistic all things taken into consideration. The subdued and subtle political mind games that the MC has to navigate are ever present in this book as well, with even touches from the King playing in. All in all, I'm absolutely loving this series. And the narrator is just hitting each book out of the ballpark time and time again. not an easy feat since he has like a hundred different characters he has to voice at this point. I would heavily recommend this series.

Finally!

I've been waiting for this to come out for so long, and it didn't disappoint.
This is an incredible continuation to one of the best series in recent times.
The only bad thing is that I have to wait for the next one, and I fear that the wait might be as long as between this and the last one.

Wonderful story

The narrator is excellent. He manages to bring the emotions of the words/characters to life.