The Last Paladin #1

The Last Paladin, Book 1

De: Roman Savarovsky, Julia Fouche - translator

Narrado por: Jonathan Sleep

I was once a mighty Paladin of Darkness, mother of all the Elements. The one and only of my kind.

Some called me the chosen one, a savior destined to rescue the world; others insisted I would be its downfall.

I never got the chance to discover who was right. Society conspired with the traitors to trap me in the deadly Element of Time.

But a year later, I managed to break free . . . wait, how has it been 700 years?

©2025 Roman Savarovsky; English translation copyright 2025 by Julia Fouche (P)2025 Tantor Media

Great read

Really love the story and will be ready for the next one once it drops

Very good but short

I enjoyed the book and the characters. A mix with strong plot armor but very enjoyable. I just wish it were longer

Such a great book!

The main character feels like a more realistic person compared to many fantasy novels and I hope he keeps to that. At first I found the book cadence odd but realized it must be from the translations.

I enjoyed it

interesting world building interesting character awesome narration f*** your word count one two three

Entertaining but a template story

I have to say that I went through the entire book in one sitting. I'm not saying this is the greatest piece of literature, I don't want to misrepresent when I say that I went through it in one sitting. it's an easy listen and entertaining. if you are okay with the hero type who can do all things and have no real honest to goodness conflict that he must overcome then you will enjoy this read. that's my main complaint, he's so good nothing is a challenge. nothing at all challenges him. we see this in a lot of different kinds of Fiction and Fantasy where the protagonist is so smart and so accomplished and so skilled that he easily dances his way through Society High and the dirt of society which he eventually conquers and rules over. if this is something you get into then you will enjoy this story. if however you find these kinds of stories a bit boring or too much of a template, then I say move on. this book does deserve a five-star rating because the author makes it such an easy beginning all the way through the end the performance is excellent and I can't really say that there are issues that will bother many people. I do have one more main complaint, I understand if people do not agree with this particular thought, but it feels as though the character himself actually changes personality somewhat throughout the book meaning he's Begins the book as one kind of character but as the story progresses his nature seems to change halfway through. it's almost as if the author was discovering the character as he wrote the character. all together I think it deserves five stars for a genre, but given that it's so much like a template and a red stories like this very very similarly so many times, I will issue this caution to readers.