Shattered Hourglass

A LitRPG Adventure (Blessed Time, Book 4)

By: Cale Plamann

Narrated by: Neil Hellegers

Time is running out, and the fate of reality itself lies in Micah's hands.

Micah fought the Third Prince of Elsewhere once. He was defeated more thoroughly than he had ever thought possible. Even when he fled from his failure through time itself, the prince pursued him, dogged and unwilling to give up on an injured quarry.

The gods gave him a quest: gather the artifacts needed so that he could contend with an evil capable of devouring existence itself. He fought and bled, finally acquiring the tools he thought he would need for the climactic battle waiting for him when he returned home. Unfortunately, his adventures didn't prepare him for one simple truth.

He was not ready.

The third prince was more powerful than any human that had ever lived and ever would live. Fighting a being older and more sinister than myth and legend itself was a fool's errand, but when fate called, sometimes there weren't heroes and demigods waiting in the wings to defeat it. Sometimes, there was only a fool left to answer.

The fourth and final installment in the Blessed Time LitRPG series, where a reluctant hero is forced to fight against an impossible catastrophe...over and over again.

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wasn't expecting the end

this was a good end to the story
it seemed very sudden, I think I would've liked a bit more time pre-climax, but it's definitely the end we've been working towards and it was well executed

freaking great story

what a great story and had a great conclusion to the story, and went a direction that I didn't expect. highly recommend this series

The end? Or is it?

Time is a construct and Mika wields it to fight his adversary the third prince! This is the conclusion to blessed time and it was really enjoyable.

it was great

it was really a great conclusion. I did not see the ending coming but a really good story

Excellent conclusion

No further words. I enjoyed the series from beginning to end and hope to see more books of the sort in the future.