The Healer's Way

Healer's Way, Book 5

By: Oleg Sapphire, Alexey Kovtunov, Jennifer E. Sunseri - translator

Narrated by: Jonathan Johns

Gangsters, aristocrats, offworlders . . . What difference does it make? To Mikhail Bulatov, none whatsoever. Any of them could be friend or foe, and he could care less what world they're from or what their place is in the social order.

As for his enemies, any conversation will be equally brief, even if different in content. And yes, those out to get him are ramping up their efforts, and increasing in number. Not that there's any question of his ability to handle it all.

That being said, he must not lose sight of who he is. First and foremost, he is a Healer.

©2024 Alexey Kovtunov and Oleg Sapphire; English translation copyright 2024 by Jennifer E. Sunseri (P)2024 Tantor

good book

have enjoyed all five books looking forward to the next one.have a minimum of words is why I seldom leave reviews just liked the books,enough that I have bought both the book and audio

funny

I loved everything. loved the count and the way he loved his people. the way he never backs down from a fight and he helps everyone who's connected to him grow stronger

What to say

I’m five books in while I enjoy the stories and they’re entertaining the MC never actually responds to any of the provocations he receives he’s still fighting the same war from book one while collecting more and more enemies he could actually solve his problems by killing the people that keep causing him problems but he never does the author keeps trying to contrive reasons as to why he can’t but the truth of the matter is the Mc could have destroyed them in a single a book and if the so called empire he lives in“gave a single fig” about him killing them off logically they also wouldn’t allow all of this BS that keeps happening to the MC I’m thinking the author doesn’t actually want to finish the plot because if he does he won’t be able to make more books to sell

Good Story

The story felt short to me but I enjoyed it. If you have enjoyed the previous books, I imagine you will like this one too.

There wasn't much progression in this particular book. I feel like the author is trying for a really slow burn on the character progression.

I enjoyed the additional travels the main character took in this book.

I was really annoyed at his "Turtle Up" approach to his own property. While he did finally spend some time in rifts this time, the vast majority of the book is defense.

story, voice

voices, was well deserved and story was great entertaining very greatly written. The narrator was very good and didn't get on my nerve