The Jester of Apocalypse: Invincibility

The Jester of Apocalypse, Book 3

De: Robert Blaise

Narrado por: J.S. Arquin

Death is no problem in the Nightmare Realm. At least, it shouldn't have been.

The dark place of sinister powers has its secrets. Between the rapidly multiplying population of monsters, demons slithering in the shadows, the Great God greedily guarding a world-shattering revelation, a mysterious dweller of the Nightmare Realm, and Neave and his companions, interests will collide, and war will be waged.

Can they leave the realm prepared for the calamity waiting outside?

More importantly, with an unknown manipulator lurking in the shadows and the insanity permeating the realm of nightmares...

Will they stay in control of their minds?

©2024 Robert Blaise (P)2024 Podium Audio

fantastic

keep up the good work highly recommend this book for everybody who enjoys a good action-packed OP main character

Training Arc. Next Book is a Long Time Coming,

While this book does a great job leading up to the big clash with the great god and his messenger, it doesn't really do much more, it leaves me really wanting a next book and sadly it seems that is not something in the works currently. However hopefully they authors current project 1% life steal sees the same audio book treatment.

Amazing!

Truly worth every penny! I can't wait for the next book! It grabs you and never let's you go.

Greater than would be expected

This is one of those books where if you described it generally it sounds bland, but due to character development and story direction it ends up being very strong IMO. I feel confident most people who enjoyed the previous books would enjoy this one.

Eight hours of training

I’d like what he was trying to do but come on like repetitive as fudge

Meanders a lot

This book is mostly taking place in the hidden dark realms where Nease is accompanied with his sect members and a royal members. Here Nease has his companions grind away seemingly endlessly in order to level up their stats, all of which essentially places the plot in stasis mode for that period. Nease himself goes off on his own in another section of the realm to get busy grinding away on experimenting on monsters, intent on making unique and stronger versions of them, again, placing the plot pacing in stasis mode. There is some interaction with the outside real world but it was spotty.

I found it difficult to finish the book.

There is some inferences that the story might continue for at least book 4 but I doubt I will continue on with the series.

J.S. Arquin's performance was still well done.

I wish i knew before getting invested.

This book is done, the auther doesint know what to do with this book. I just wished i knew that before getting invested. Its just upsetting knowing this wont have a continuation for a long time, if ever.

drags out

this whole book is a waste of time? I won't ruin it. but I'd really like my money back. I'm so so disappointed