Wolf in the Void

A Dark Fantasy LitRPG Adventure (The Grand Game, Book 5)

By: Tom Elliot

Narrated by: Andrew Tell

Length: 19 hrs and 51 mins

Publisher's summary

A House in waiting. A Wolf on the run. And with his foes multiplying, can Michael accomplish all that he must?

Michael has taken the Game by the throat. No longer content to lurk in the shadows, he has started down a path that will inevitably bring him into conflict with the Powers.

But the Powers are no easy foes. Nor are they Michael’s only adversaries.

Other enemies stir. Some confront him openly, while others watch patiently from the sidelines. A lone wolf no more, and with many of his own pieces in play, Michael may find himself more exposed than he believes.

The stakes are high. And the schemes of the players convoluted.

Evading entanglement will not be simple. Avoiding the ire of the Powers will be even harder. And escaping the attention of beings beyond his ken may well be impossible. Can Michael trace a delicate balance between obscurity and strength? Or will his dreams for House Wolf end in ashes?

Follow Michael on his epic journey and find out!

©2023 Tom Elliot (P)2023 Tom Elliot

Coming Together

This book starts to show the true threats the MC will face. It shows the negligence of the powers. The MC also develops much needed companions. And it makes some progress on some objectives. The MC grows exponentially in strength and we start to see some headway.

Really good series

I like the combination of Tom Elliot and Andrew Tell. Fantastic continuation of the series, I can't wait for the next entry.

Fantastic story. A must read for fantasy fans.

This is an amazing series and i can't wait for the next book. I listened to all five books in less than three weeks. The only slightly annoying thing is the long periodic recaps of Micheals player profile.

I feel like i waited a year for this.

Well worth the wait. Always a good addition to the sieries. Im all for the next one.

Fantastic plot.

It a well written story that is written in a very engaging way. Definitely worth a listen.

great story

great story with many levels of complexity and many surprises when it comes to escaping difficult situations

Slow But Good

The whole point of this book was to establish the change happening as Michael becomes a power. The enemies in this book have to be taken down slowly because there's so much more powerful than he is but by the end Michael is back on par with the enemies. This is really Michael book one becoming an elite it's all about the next book Michael has the people to take over the sector ghost is his new companion familiar possibly and he meets another guardian not to mention a Death scion.

Extremely engaging

I loved how the book draws you in and leaves you hungry for more. As a gamer myself this tracks with all my character builds. Keep these books coming!

my favorite series

the books are all very well written and have a great story. Michael is a compelling character with lots of Adventures possible in books to grow the series

It’s good

It’s good. However, this book is a little different than the others. It definitely strays from the plot lines that he’s developed in the last two books. Michaels basically alone for the first half of the book and it got a little repetitive.

That being said*….I think Michael grows tremendously in this book. His levels skyrocket and I think that’s important when he’ll have to face strong foes in the future. Also there are some important things fleshed out that are related to the void and how it interacts with the Game world.

I was just disappointed because of how things were built up in the last couple books and then this one just doesn’t resolve or mention any of the other characters. I think there are good and important points developed for the overall story in this book. But I was yearning for a reunion with the other characters.