Ryne Miller woke up to an Earth he no longer recognized. It wasn’t long before he started to realize how much had changed, but also how much remained the same.
The world might look different, but power still reigns supreme. And there is strength in numbers.
Slowly but surely, Ryne is growing his tribe and expanding his influence. With old enemies rearing their heads, and more mysteries to uncover, he’ll have his hands more than full.
The first two books were awesome but unfortunately I didn’t feel the same way on this one which I believe is the last in the series. This book could get 3.5 stars but the reason I gave it four is because it does provide closure of a sort. The main issues I have is that it kind of starts going sideways after 2/3 into the book. There are numerous typos one of which really confused me. A dead man usually has a hard time turning his head. The book felt rushed. Ryne and his tribe visit the Koh’tal tribe and some interesting things happen there. Then it all changes when a former arch nemesis shows up and takes over the action. Even there, some aspects felt like they were contrived to a point. I will admit that at the climatic final battle, that was interesting and kept my attention. But then the author kind of spoiled the moment when something akin to “the anti-hero dies so everything he ‘soiled’ becomes ‘unsoiled’ ” happened. Yeah I don’t buy those types of “happy” endings. From what I gather from that ending, I believe this is the final one in the series. A fun read but I personally didn’t like how it ended. Your mileage may truly vary reading this one.
So much happened in this story. Battles against Religious Zealots, a Scary Knight/ Zombie, a Crazy Rival, the world's largest Angry Monster, and the alien ship above the planet. Humanity returns?, Maybe??
Good and intense battles. Numerous lateness distractions at work. This was a big deal to the story. I really enjoyed everything, including the numerous amounts of sex with his harem.
I love the direction this book took, and I'm excited for the next one! It will be super interesting to see a new dynamic with the tribe and what new challenges they face.
This is indeed a great book from beginning to end. The main character is truly a great leader, great companion and extremely ready to move into the unknowing future. Please expedite book number 4.
Very unexpectedly joy-filled romp through fantasyland. Is art truly a fun reflection of the society at large? Maybe. Could it be that art frames society and not the other way around? Regardless, ... Enjoy!