Courts and Cabals 6

Courts and Cabals, Book 6

De: G.S. D'Moore

Narrado por: Jay Alder

Io is off to fight the Allfather, and that means Cam is in charge.

He'll be the first to admit that isn't the old Titan's best idea, but there isn't any time for second-guessing. Io might be the Father of Dragons and Creator of the Mortal Realm, but he made it clear when he left Caesars Palace that he would lose that fight. That means Cam is the last line of defense between the Aesir and everything he cares about.

There is no time to waste. As the new Titan of the Mortal Realm, Cam must get everyone on the same page. That means uniting ancient enemies, putting aside past grudges, and focusing everyone and everything in Earth's arsenal on surviving what is coming. That's not exactly easy when everyone from the UN to the Dragon Lords has their own agendas. Add in consolidating his hold on Winter and his first meeting with the High Court of the Fae, and his dance card is full. Then, there is parlaying with Maeve to gain another Titan-level heavy hitter to consider. If everything doesn't come together perfectly... Earth is toast.

But first, there are traitors within the Cabal that must be dealt with. If there is one thing Cam has learned about the supernatural world, it's that there is no room for the weak. He's the boss now. The buck stops with him.

©2024 G.S. D’Moore (P)2025 Podium Audio

still as crude and rude as ever

I really did enjoy the book. I definitely laughed a couple of times during break time at work. I look forward to the sequel. it's always a little sad when a series comes to an end and yet it's better than a story over staying as welcome. I'm looking forward to the ending. I have my fingers and toes crossed that the gentleman is capable of delivering and satisfying conclusion. the last book is already out and ebook format and the audio is due to release towards the end of May. the narrator delivered another fantastic performance. our main character has to deal with his new God powers and a bevy of children. like a lot. well done and a round of applause for everybody who had a hand in bringing the story to us, the audiobook listeners.

Entertaining!

This series is hilarious and very entertaining. Although I generally dislike harem-type novels, I’ll make an exception for this particular series due to its entertainment value. Contextually, it offers a diverse range of elements. The characters are authentic and engaging, and the plot is somewhat compelling. There’s enough action and suspense for thrill-seekers, as well as political intrigue for intellectuals. The series also includes a sufficient amount of romance and drama to appeal to emotional readers. Overall, it’s an exceptional series.