Four new audiobooks!
New audiobooks!
The Last Paladin 4 by Roman Savarovsky
So, let's take stock.
I rebuilt the district. Made enemies disappear. Gained allies. Put the Shadow Clan back on the map.
By now, I should've earned a break. Naturally, that's when the real trouble starts.
Some people preferred us powerless—silent, broken, easy to control. Now Marcus the Paladin is back in their way, and they're done playing fair.
The next wave of enemies doesn't want war. They want erasure.
But if they think I'm going quietly, they haven't been paying attention. Let's see who steps up next—and how far they're willing to fall.
The Healer's Way 12 by Oleg Sapphire and Alexey Kovtunov
To anyone looking on, it would appear that a certain very young count is beset by too many enemies, especially considering that his Gift has nothing to do with combat. It’s as if the northern region that houses his county is a magnet for offworld invaders. But his enemies also include his competitors, and, of course, neighboring aristocrats who seek to seize the lands and assets of this impudent upstart, this Count Bulatov.
Only what does the count himself think about all this? It would seem that he shrugs off any concerns. You see, he knows full well that it is he who is a threat to his enemies. And if they fail to understand this, that's their problem.
Solo 1 by Vasily Mahanenko
I was the greatest mage of chaos of my time, spending sixty years defending the world from rift creatures. If there was a mission—I completed it. If there was an enemy—I destroyed them. I was loyal to the Empire to my bone, until it decided to wipe out the Chaos clan and every last one of its members.
But life has a way of surprising you, and I got a second chance to walk the entire path again. Except the rules were different this time around. Now chaos is the weakest of the six elements, and its mages are considered bottom-feeders.
Well, time to show this world just how dead wrong it is. Chaos is mighty, and so is its true warrior!
An Ideal World for a Sociopath 5 by Oleg Sapphire
Varg is not the Johnny-come-lately he was until very recently. He knows the system is not so simple and the world is diverse. Since the advent of the system, the zombies are far from the most dangerous enemies around, despite their multitude.
In this book, Varg will come up against new problems and creatures, and not only on this planet. It is hard to say whether he will be lucky or not, but he will definitely cross paths with Kaia, as well as the Tariantsi, the Seraphims, and other none too pleasant characters who have their own guardians and their own plans.
But Varg can rest easy. They may all be different, but they all have the same aim: the usurpation and enslavement of the world. Will Varg be able to cope? And what are the alternatives anyway? After all, he will now be aided in his tasks by Zhorik, son of Kaia.