The Blade of Revelation

The Menocht Loop, Book 5

By: Lorne Ryburn, caerulex

Narrated by: Joe Hempel

Ian must pull off the impossible.

Achemiss is a thousand-year-old necromancer with potent shadow magic and a trove of artifacts. To save his world and honor his deal with Karanos, Ian has one task.

Assassinate him.

With Maria, Karanos, and the ever-charming Crystal at his side, Ian seeks out artifacts to level the playing field. He explores treacherous planes and participates in a trial run by the white faction.

He’ll learn that the upper limit on power is far greater than he thought.

©2022 Lorne Ryburn a.k.a. caerulex (P)2022 Podium Audio

3.5 stars

I had a much harder time with this book than the previous ones in the series. For most of this book there was a feeling of “nothing matters, there are no consequences.” As a result, I would only listen for an hour or so each day instead of binging all the way through like I usually do. Only at the very end did my interest pick up again. And now I am looking forward to the next book.

Great book!

This book has pretty good fight scenes in it, especially the one with the giant centipede. In this book we get to see more of eternity and the people in it. Some of the highlights include the fight scenes and our main crew getting stronger. The narrator does a great job as always and the book is well written and thought out. Definitely continuing this series and I highly recommend it.

Fantastic & Fulfilling! Need More!

Your characters are unique and true to themselves. Your world building is fascinating; and though it seems simple on the surface, it is shocking smooth because of these intricacies. What a wonderful combination! The underlying story propelles through each and every book in the series; all while giving well rounded entertainment with each in and of themselves. I am thankful for the proficient editing and picking a narrator who can handle multiple people (both male and female) without jarring one out of our immersion! I can't wait for your next book...

Great

A great continuation to the series. Unlike the previous one there wasn’t a moment where it dragged. Each event had propose and held my interest. Minimal supposition as well. Looking forward to the next one.

great series... would recommend

I love it ... just a little upset that the next book isn't there yet