Charged with discovering a growing darkness on the edge of the digital world, the three players have overcome many obstacles on their journey, only to discover their quest was more then simply finding what lurked on the cursed western coast of Lukken. Flush with coin, everyone is eager to get better gear and see what new zones they can go fight in. Jayson and his fellow knights, Sonja and Lance, have fought across the continent of Lukken, the end of their long quest within reach. Summary Fresh from the success of capturing Gwain’s Keep, Alpha Company is in high spirits. More so because there was no hint that it was intentional. Buy Now for £27.49 Listeners also enjoyed. I didn't hate it, but the balance in this book was very different to the previous ones, and I have to say, I found the (to me at least) obvious manipulation of people in a vulnerable state to be a little unnerving. The journey to the Keep itself is barely touched upon by comparison, and only the last 2 hours of the book really push anything regarding the world's plot. There was very little continuation of plot compared to the previous books, and whilst we do start to get a better understanding of the main characters backgrounds, instead of that being interspersed between plot, it's between rather creepy sexual encounters. Questionable at that, unless later books point out a sinister goal behind the AI programming, because as it stands, more than half of this book is people getting involved in sexual situations immediately after confronting very painful memories. Compared with the previous books in this series, far too much of the story is based on polygamy.

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