A God's Plea

Legend of Tal, Book 4

By: J.D.L. Rosell

Narrated by: Derek Perkins

The legend of Tal Harrenfel has reached its final verse.

But though Tal has embraced his gifts, and Garin has discovered his own, their greatest trials lie ahead.

Tal, Garin, and their companions begin their approach to Ikvaldar, the mountain atop which the immortal sorcerer Yuldor waits. Before they can challenge Yuldor for the Worldheart, however, they must first overcome Ikvaldar's formidable defenses.

Their quest will carry them into the heart of enemy territory. There, they will encounter their deadliest foe yet, one who may eclipse even Tal's towering potential.

The last battle is near. The legend is at its end. For Tal and Garin to remake the world, it will require sacrifice beyond their imagining...

A God's Plea is the final instalment in The Legend of Tal series.

©2022 J.D.L. Rosell (P)2022 Podium Audio

Amazing Ending to a Great Adventure

Epic adventure for all ages. The story was wonderful, the narration engaging, and I was sad this book is the end of Tal's story.

We’ll written and we’ll read

I was hesitant to start this series because of some of the reviews. If you are in that place as well, I would encourage you to give it a chance. The characters are well flushed out and the plot intricacies are substantial, but not overwhelming. The series is resolved in its entirety by the fourth book, but leaves open the possibility of a continuation of the story. All in all, I found each book engrossing, entertaining, and just plain fun.

Great story. Great narrator.

You know you have a good narrator when characters irritate you so much you want to hit them. Wren is a brat and a B. I wish G had another chic around to get with. Who chooses such a female on purpose? She’s disgusting and her mouth. She doesn’t know how to treat him. Bad attitude all around. Which segues to Ailen… a pure butt!!! What’s the their attitude. I can’t tell you how many times I told them both to just shut the eff up. But everyone else was cool…even the bad guys. It’s just those two are relentlessly annoying. And the narrator pulls that off well. Great book.

A solid book

Love some of the characters, good story, and fascinating world. (Getting to the fifteen word minimum)

The journey

What a great story, but like all great stories this one has come to an end. Do recommend to anyone willing to listen.