Echoes of War

Guardian of Aster Fall, Book 6

By: David North

Narrated by: John Pirhalla, Stephanie Nemeth-Parker

***A LitRPG Progression Epic***

Book 6 of Guardian of Aster Fall!

Ancient gates are opening, threatening the home that Sam and his family have built, as well as the very foundation of Aster Fall itself. The Dimensional Convergence begins as Grand Flaws appear in every direction for hundreds of miles, tearing apart the Western Reaches as demonic horrors trapped by the First War pour forth. They were locked in time by the power of the World Seal, but now that barrier is crumbling.

With the Path of Stars complete and the full inheritance of the Astral Titans in his blood, Sam rushes home, hoping that he will find his family well. At the same time, the Boundless Alliance and the Cabal are plotting ways to escape from the world, the kingdom and Bloodline Clans are showing their true strength, and Outsider outposts across the world are reactivating, answering the call from forces beyond the Seal.

Will the Lord of Silver Stars be able to protect his family, stabilize the World Seal, and find Asenya the World Forger, the only one who can fully repair the World Core? Although he discovers a clue to her location, she has been lost for tens of thousands of years.

Primordial enchantments, crafting, and battles await in the sixth volume of this epic series!

©2023 David North (P)2024 David North

couldn't do listening

love this series and this book. it develops so well and leaves me wanting more

love the series overall

spoilers: I just really can't see how putting the tree in the kingdom was even remotely the right call.

A beautiful read

North has great skill at weaving a very vivid picture of his characters, their worlds, and what occurs. I look forward to the next in the series.

Good series

I am really enjoying the series and how everything is coming to a head at this point

David has a great series here

I was listening and really into the story. Then all of a sudden we hit the Epilogue. The story is not shorter than the other but went by fast. John Pirhalla has done a fantastic job with this series.