Song of the Laggorns

Tolagon Series, Book 3

By: Gregory Benson

Narrated by: Gabriel Michael, Jaclyn James

Length: 13 hrs and 15 mins

Publisher's summary

It was supposed to be a myth. A tale told to frighten and stir innate superstitions, but most never thought, Cyos, the living nebula, was real until now…

Fear slowly grips a vulnerable UMO as their Marck protectors, under Crix’s control, randomly fail. Kerriah knows that the young Tolagon that stole her heart is dying alone in the Central Core, and she now has the support she needs to stage his rescue.

But that’s far from her only concern. Plexo, her friend and mentor, has completed rebuilding the outer Gammac Corridor Zeta when he suddenly disappears. The UMO destroyer, the Mertel, sent to find him, has also vanished after passing through the newly reconstructed gateway. Their only clue is a distress call from Plexo's home world, Eesolan. What did they encounter on the other side?

Now, an ominous cloud of cobalt and gold blazes across their skylines, and a dreaded storm of madness has settled upon the populations. There’s only one power that can reverse this threat. Can Kerriah locate the hidden gateway to Gabor and unlock the secrets of the Laggorns? With the citizens of the UMO tearing themselves apart, she has little time to stop the mythical darkness from consuming everyone and everything she knows.

In this third and final installment of the Tolagon series, destinies collide, civilizations are lost, and realities twist. Prepare for a ride that will have readers fastening their seatbelts and holding on tight until the last moment.

Learn more about the different species and locations in this story! gregorybensonbooks.com/databanl

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Excellent Ending to an amazing series!

Jammed packed with more adventure, and action that will keep you wondering what will happen next! So good!

Great Series!

It has been a while since I listened to the first 2 books in the series. I’ve always been a fan of sci-fi but more so watching movies or shows mostly because my brain says hard no whenever there is anything remotely technical. However, this series was easy to follow along with the technical advancements through the series. The timeline in the book was a bit of a challenge for me but if you’re an avid sci-fi reader, I’m sure you won’t have an issue. Many people read piece things together but I read for the entertainment value of the story and this series is definitely entertaining and a magnificent journey. Kraf (sp?) is my absolute favorite and I need a book with him, his full background and story! Koriah (sp?) annoyed me a bit in the beginning of the book because she was a bit whiny but towards the end she became the strong, confident, kick ass female warrior we need. I was provided a copy (both print and audiobook) by the author for an honest review and my honest review is that you really need to read this series. The writing style got better throughout the series, the characters are well developed and engaging, the story is original and the journey was truly spectacular.