All the Dust That Falls Four

By: zaifyr

Narrated by: Phil Thron

Spot and his loyal followers have defended their castle from danger. However, there is no time to rest.

With home safe and the Kingdom's army swept away, they must press forward if they want to secure their future, even if it means war.

Accompanied by their friends and allies, Spot and Beatrice head to the Kingdom's capital to sort out this tangled situation. But armed conflict won't be their only worry. There are also the matters of family, and a strange new cult has attracted a great deal of attention.

As Spot continues to tidy up every messy situation they encounter, he and his people will find themselves embroiled in power struggles and unexpectedly tangled plots far deeper than they could have expected. Ones with potentially world-ending consequences …

Luckily, his influence can reach even the tightest and dirtiest of corners.

This tale of a wholesome vacuum on his quest to power comes to its epic conclusion in All the Dust that Falls 4, a hilarious Isekai LitRPG that will make you question what it means to be a hero. Or if heroes even need limbs, or mouths, or … you get it.

©2024 zaifyr (P)2024 Recorded Books

This series was a delight

the only flaw of this final book is how intangible the passage of time was. This is a great conclusion to this wonderful story.

A great Conclusion

In our final installment we get more of the spot we love. On one hand, this epic conclusion could be considered "rushed", but in truth the author did what many littpg authors cannot, satisfyingly concluding a series before it becomes droll and loses its identity. Worth every second spent and every dime from series start to finish

great story but there was a bit of a to far jump in it

it was good just I feel the transition from tacking the capital to fighting the demons could have been better.

I can't believe how much I loved this series

Seriously, I picked this up impulsively as a random trash book I could put on in the background at work, so why the heck was I tearing up at the end of this story about a vacuum? How was this so good? It was funny without relying on the usual litrpg snarkiness, it was action packed and emotional and had great world building and character growth. Genuinely an amazing series and I respect the hell out of the author for doing such a great job. Hats off to the narattor as well, who managed to portray Spots innocent naivete, Arthur's serious gravitas, and Beas girly zealotry all without bending over backwards to change his voice much, very impressive.

I just wish the conversations at the end had lasted longer to tie things up, I'll seriously miss these characters and would have loved one more chapter to see where various characters ended up, especially after the abrupt end. I'll be adding this author to my follow list for sure

Wow

This is one of the oddest series of books I’ve ever read but it was such a good series! I probably will be reading it again in a few months to a year!! As someone whos favorite chore is vacuuming and I enjoy cleaning this book just seemed right for me. Who ever thought a vacuum (my favorite house tool) to become a god! This is such a clever idea and thoroughly enjoyed this!! Story was top notch and it wasn’t perfect but as Spot often said messes are bound to happen with humans and the author unless they are a vacuum is human with imperfections. Thanks for the good read the last few days :)