Rune Seeker 4

By: C.J. Thompson, J.M. Clarke

Narrated by: Ralph Lister

He saved Fallen Reach. Now he must save the world.

In the battle of a lifetime, Hiral has proven his greatness; the traitors of his people have been defeated and a Fallen was prevented from carving a bloody path through the world.

But just as he was getting ready to rest, he received a new quest: [Save the World]. Hiral’s journey must continue, as he gathers the information, power and tools that he and his party will need to stop the Enemy from destroying not only Fallen Reach, but the very planet they call home.

Luckily, he’s overpowered … but will he be overpowered enough? New monsters wait for him and his companions. Old allies seek to aid their quest.

Yet, even older enemies are stirring. The secrets of a lost age must be mastered for the world to have a future.

Book four of a progression fantasy series from J.M Clarke, bestselling author of Mark of the Fool, written with C.J. Thompson.

Unlock a weak-to-strong progression into power and a detailed LitRPG system with unique classes, skills, dungeons, achievements, survival and evolution.

Explore a mysterious world of fallen civilizations, strange monsters and deadly secrets.

©2024 J.M. Clarke and C.J. Thompson (P)2024 Recorded Books

I like to think rare dungeons are actual time travel events

anything the characters say contrary is wrong lmao. I just like the thought that the people of the past knew their descendents personally

Almost excellent

So, I enjoyed the general idea of the story. The performance was also pretty well executed. That being said, I feel like the audio actor is somewhat limited in his capabilities for various voices. The story, while good with a good premise, at times, is exceptionally long winded and entirely too focused on the ability sheets. The characters also have long winded conversations between each other that tend to drone on a little past interesting. I would still buy the book if it had been condensed to 12 hrs and alot of fluff removed. So, I give it a B+ in total!

A few problems but overall good

I'm not giving this full marks because it does you know have some problems One lot slower than previous books way too much pointless chit chat to the point where I wouldn't even say it's character building some of the slower parts yes there is character building there but there's I don't know kind of came across a little like filler in a couple of areas but other than that I like it the ending Don't worry no spoilers This is probably the best part for the reader he did a very good job made it very emotional and I will give the author credit that is quite the little twist I thought it was going to be slightly different I was close but not quite and the fact that he made that twist was very impressive very imaginative but back to the reader I had to give his performance a four too many times he gave the wrong character the wrong voice several times he gave Cielo I think I spelled that right Harold's voice and he did that with a few other guys in the book I think I only noticed it because I did a recap of the other books before I did this one and throughout those books the past several weeks He's done it throughout the entire series but in this one got pretty bad but if you made it this far I would still strongly recommend the book it's funny there's twists a good emotional scene I'm not going to lie I cried a little which wasn't very good since I was driving lol but would recommend

lion Voltron, Really

ok, that's funny. I did not see that coming. I'm liking the story so far. I am looking forward to the rest of this series.

Best book of the series so far

The series is finally getting some momentum. I liked the second half of book 3 also, however, I got a bit bored in the second and first half of book 3. But since the second half of book 3 through this book, it seems like the series is starting to reach its potential that we saw in the first book. Excited to listen to book 5.