Last of the Dragorn

The Echoes Saga, Book 8

By: Philip C. Quaintrell

Narrated by: Steven Brand

There is no war. There is only rebellion.

Alijah's reign sweeps from Erador to Ayda. Those who would stand against the king are few, their numbers cast across too many battlefields. Does hope lie in the east? Can the elves turn the tide and keep The Rebellion alive?

The weight of Dhenaheim now rests on Doran's shoulders. Chained and imprisoned, the clans are shattered and spread across the realm. On the island of Qamnaran, they build to the heavens. In the Moonlit Plains, they dig down into the dark. Only the Heavybellys have the mettle to do what must be done.

Astride the mighty Athis, Inara Galfrey fights for The Rebellion as both sword and shield. With blood and sweat she has kept Alijah's forces at bay, but Inara knows there is only one way to defeat her brother. Following this path, however, will take her far from the front lines and into lands long forgotten.

After 10,000 years, the future that was foretold looms near. But Fate has one last hand to deal....

©2020 Philip C. Quaintrell (P)2021 Podium Audio

One of the best books in the series

One of the top books in the series in my opinion. Great story line never stale.

Please keep going!

Love all the books in this story, please keep writing, the story must continue!

Always keeps me on my toes and no how many books in the series there's always new twists and turns

superb, as usual

this series is top notch. narration adds so much to an already fantastic story. loved this

Gotta love that ending

Book 8 here was really solid. Two-year time skip. Slightly depressing there in the beginning but it’s not egregious and it’s necessary for the rest of the story. Ya hate to see your heroes looking broken down and filled with self-doubt, but they turn it around in the second half. My only real criticism about this book is I feel like there were probably 1 too many POV’s. And, while I don’t necessarily mean him in particular, I also still don’t think the Keeper character (I’m blanking on his name right now) had enough going for him to make me want to invest in his story. He was just unlikable without enough balancing traits to make him endearing to me (possibly because he’s antagonistic towards my favorite characters). That changes some towards the end of this book though I will say. Speaking of conclusions, the conclusions to Viggon’s, Galanor’s, and Asher’s subplots were particularly kickass.

phenomenal word play and expression of character!

amazing can't wait till the last book is out!
also can't wait to reread the series with my son when he's old enough.