The Edges of Power

Last Life, Book 5

By: Alexey Osadchuk, Zachary J. Lorang - translated by

Narrated by: Ryan Burke

Having returned to Herouxville, capital of Vestonia, Max Renard has found himself drawn into the dangerous game of courtly intrigue.

King Carl III is ill and weakened by his wounds. This leads to tensions between the various princely parties at court. The struggle for influence inside the country is spilling over onto a whole new level. Carl III's foreign enemies are taking advantage of his weakness and ramping up their pressure.

The stakes are high, and Max has to find a delicate balance between his own personal interests and those of the powerful people in this new world. He'll have to use all the cunning and mastery at his disposal if he's going to raise his own profile and stay alive at the same time.

Besides that, Max has a powerful new enemy, one against whom the usual methods are useless. Max will have to remember everything he learned from his adoptive mother if he's going to win this fight.

©2024 Alexey Osadchuk; English translation copyright 2024 by Zachary Lorang (P)2024 Tantor

A tremendous entry

This book series has really blossomed into something wonderful. The mix of spell and blade with political intrigue is something I’m usually not partial to, but here it’s not only become something I enjoy, I can’t wait to start the next book. It has become one of my top 3 book series I’ve read in the past year, I cannot wait to see where the story goes next

The Background setting is very independent and intriguing.

I enjoy this authors work and this book is a great example of his art.

Another great book in the series.

Great story and narrator. I wish they were longer though. Keep them coming, and I will keep listening.

Good

Getting to get really good the pace and story is good I can not wait until the next one

a true hidden gem

love this series.... love the world and magic in it... the only thing I don't like is trying to remember who is who due to the French names and accent but as conversations progress not hard to figure whonis who