The Old East

Four Laws, Book 7

De: David Burke

Narrado por: Daniel Wisniewski, Rebecca Woods

Duración: 9 h y 45 m

Resumen del Editor

The tournament is behind them, but it resulted in drawing more attention.

The big news flash: Rob isn't the only human in Olimero.

Now the organized forces of the East are gathering to crush the man they see as a threat to their way of life.

Above, the game of the gods is still in play, but Rob is so close. Soon he will be ready to step onto a new playing field. Let them all beware.

©2023 David Burke (P)2023 Podium Audio

The Old East: Four Laws, Book 7

Introduction:
From the icy plains of HowlStrom, where the winter's embrace is as fierce as the heart of an alpha, I, Kiba Snowpaw, bring forth my thoughts on a tale that has resonated with the very essence of my being. As the ancient ice magic flows within me, so too does the passion for a story well-told.

Basic Plot Summary:
The tale unfolds in the aftermath of a grand tournament, revealing a startling truth: Rob is not the sole human in Olimero. As the East's organized forces rally to quash the perceived threat that Rob represents, a greater game unfolds above, where gods play their intricate games. Rob stands on the precipice, ready to step onto a new battlefield, challenging all who dare oppose him.

Analysis/Evaluation:
David Burke masterfully weaves a narrative that delves deep into the intricacies of power, politics, and personal growth. The stakes are raised with each revelation, pushing Rob to evolve and adapt in a world that constantly challenges his existence.

Characters:
Rob, the central figure, is a beacon of strength and determination. His evolution from a mere human to a force to be reckoned with is palpable. The supporting cast, each with their unique motivations and backgrounds, adds layers of complexity to the narrative, making Olimero a world rich in character depth.

Structure:
The pacing is impeccable, with each chapter building upon the previous, leading to a crescendo that promises an epic showdown. The balance between action, introspection, and world-building ensures that the reader is engaged throughout.

Impact:
The revelation of Rob's uniqueness in Olimero and the impending clash with the gods adds a sense of urgency and anticipation. The stakes have never been higher, and the outcome remains uncertain, keeping the reader on the edge of their seat.

Hook and Thesis:
The discovery of other humans in Olimero and the looming threat from the East serves as the central hook. Rob's journey, both internal and external, forms the core thesis of the narrative.

Praise and Critique:
Burke's storytelling prowess shines through, with a well-crafted plot and multi-dimensional characters. The world of Olimero is vividly depicted, making it easy for readers to immerse themselves. However, some readers have pointed out grammatical errors, especially towards the end, which slightly mar the reading experience.

Evaluation:
Despite minor flaws, "The Old East" stands as a testament to Burke's ability to craft a compelling narrative. The blend of action, intrigue, and character development makes it a must-read for fans of the fantasy genre.

Comparison:
While many tales delve into the realm of gods and mortals, "The Old East" stands out with its unique blend of character-driven narrative and high-stakes action. It can be compared to other epic fantasy tales but holds its own with its distinct flavor.

Conclusion:
"The Old East: Four Laws, Book 7" is a masterful continuation of a saga that promises to leave a lasting impact on its readers. As the winds of HowlStrom howl in unison with my spirit, I, Kiba Snowpaw, urge all seekers of epic tales to embark on this journey with Rob and witness a story that will echo through the ages.

Once again, another wonderful story and engaging

Well, balanced story between the fight scenes and love scenes, makes it feel more real. Keep up the amazing job, and the audio narrators are doing amazing really drawing me in.

the thickening....

Now that the protagonist has reached lower a rank and has destroyed the fairy queen. it does stir the imagination as to what fresh Horrors the world can throw at him.
however now that he has a rough alliance with the fairies as well as a possible relationship with an elder dragon to be seen the undead armies definitely seems to be a right turn for this world to take in my eyes.

good

the story continues, and everything seems to be gearing up for the final boss fight.

Really good series

As far as harem series go this is one of the best can’t wait for the next right up there with Marvin knight and Marcus Sloss

Seller Performance!

Yet another amazing chapter in this series! I'm was not disappointed but amazed even more ! The voice actors really are amazing and deserve much credit for how they bring these characters to life. I'm looking forward to how this story unfolds from here on.

The calm before the storm

This book is more of a setup for the next book. This book happens a few months after the previous book, and only takes care of one threat while a new one grows.

another great book

hopefully the next book is already in the making because the wait for find out what is happening next is nerve racking. this series is a must read for anyone interested in fantasy the characters, the story and the build up is always excellent 👌👍

cliffhanger

I thought the book was great. there was a lot of learning about new skills etc.. to the untrained ear it might have seemed like much happened but I can tell the next one is gonna be awesome. the build up was so sweet. this author is one of the best in the business and having dw and rw narrate... chef's kiss.

Good Book

The writing is clean, and the author is thoughtful and thorough. The characters are complete and fun to read about. My only criticism is that there is such a huge and awkward amount about pregnancy and children. It seems to be a theme in harem lit, and it makes me wonder if most harem lit fans have pregnancy fetishes. Imo it's fine at the very end of a series, but this feels like a lot of overkill.