Empire Ender: A Dark Sci-Fi Epic Fantasy

Torth, Book 6

De: Abby Goldsmith

Narrado por: George Newbern

Amid supergenius schemes for an apocalyptic future, the legendary heroes of prophecy wage a galactic war for freedom, in the final book of this epic series.

Ariock is no longer an invincible messiah. In the wake of a rage beyond his control, the Bringer of Hope struggles with defeatism. Meanwhile, Thomas hides a tryst and lets his zombie minions dwindle to shambles. The gloating Torth Majority is in reconquest mode, slicing through liberated territory, and the people of Freedomland fear their vaunted heroes are on the verge of losing the galactic war.

To win, Ariock's great-grandfather Garrett knows the book of prophecies must unfold the way the ancient oracle intended. But the next fateful vector looks ominous: all the heroes on their knees, in supplication to none other than Thomas. Why does the telepathic supergenius appear dominant over planets, stars, and everyone in the known universe?

Determined to force destiny to favor his mostly human great-grandson, Garrett—with the help of Vy, who loves her wounded Giant with equal parts desire and caution—throws all his efforts into rebuilding Ariock's confidence. Who else is equipped to smash the emergent death cult among the Torth? Certainly, Thomas and Evenjos cannot defeat endless armadas armed with new weapons invented by enemy supergeniuses.

But soon a more immediate threat interrupts the heroes' secret struggles and plans. A lurking rogue Torth has infiltrated Freedomland. It seems Thomas is about to meet his match in terms of both genius schemes and zombification ability . . .

The epic finale of the hit sci-fi fantasy series—with more than 750,000 views on Royal Road—now available on Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, and Audible!

©2025 Abby Goldsmith (P)2025 Podium Audio

Well done!

Its hard to write a review without giving up major spoilers. The story was great. There were many moments of satisfaction, sadness, surprise and happiness throughout. At first, the ending left some to be desired, but the more I thought about it, the more it was appropriate. It fit the theme of the series. Well done, Abby and all those involved! I've never listened to a book so quickly! Be human!

Wow… just wow!

Wow that was absolutely incredible. What a beautiful ending to my new favorite series of all time. I can’t say enough good about this book series and I am so incredibly happy I’ve read it, it makes me want to go and read them all again

like what?

the series was wrapped up far too quickly and like with the other books in the series there is far far too much self doubt/self hate that just goes on and on. if they would have limited the near constant introspection to just 1-2 times a book they likely could have cut an entire book from the series it goings on so long and so often. The ridiculous magical powers are really annoying by the end as well as they make less and less sense on how they work and why.

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so all the people in the books get to treat Thomas like a slave and object and it's all good since they said "oops my bad" and it's all better? Author also tries to paint garret with redeeming qualities when he has none at all. like ya your dad abused you but how does that make it ok to abuse a child yourself and why is it just ignored by everyone? we see him constantly bully Thomas book after book with arioch just passively watching it happen and accepting it. same with his foster sisters and others, none of them care in the slightest until Thomas snaps and leaves and the somehow it's Thomas's fault equally because....reasons.