Rebirth

Necrotic Apocalypse, Book 5

By: D. Petrie

Narrated by: Travis Baldree

A friend lost. An empire rewriting the world. A monster rising in the night.

Digby Graves has returned to Las Vegas with a taste for revenge. After giving up his soul in exchange for the power to build an army, he and his crew of misfits begin to realize that he might have made a mistake. Who would have thought having a soul would be important, right?

With a looming war on the horizon, there's no time for Digby to dwell on what he’s lost. The Autem Empire has been preparing its conquest for decades and is already close to seizing control. With nothing but his honorary conscience to guide him, Digby must rally his forces and take the fight to his enemies before his own sanity becomes a forgotten memory.

Saving everyone means facing down his demons and confronting a harsh reality as the line between hero and villain begins to blur: in war, there are no winners.

©2023 D. Petrie (P)2024 Mountaindale Press

Twisting story plot

I’m a bit unsure how to feel about this book’s storyline. There are twists in the story that I didn’t really care for but that’s solely my personal feelings. The book’s storyline has an objective, but I don’t feel like it was done by the end of this book. (Aka this stories arc). My dislike is at the lost of one of the MC’s or so the story makes you believe. I also don’t feel like the MC is growing much from book to book. Not level wise but more mentally and making decisions. Overall I don’t feel this book was as good as some of the others in this series. The series is still good and this book does add to the story, just not as much as the other books. In my opinion.

Another banger

Honestly from start to finish I can say I enjoyed my self especially with the new characters introduced with Becky good listen all around

Amazing

This was one of my favorite series so far and the first book I downloaded on audible

Awesome Addition!

Great twists! Lots of fun and character growth throughout this epic! Looking forward to seeing where this go! Keep it up, David!

Underrated

Idk what to put here but the book is at least worth a 4.8 star rating