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Heretic Spellblade Epilogue

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Heretic Spellblade Epilogue

By: K.D. Robertson
Narrated by: Stephanie Savannah
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Six years after saving Doumahr and pushing back the outer beings that invaded his world, Nathan struggles with the one thing all his paranoia, foreknowledge, and planning never prepared him for.

Peace.

Surrounded by his growing children and incessantly busy with the demands of being the world's protector and hero, he enjoys the life he's earned. But it came with sacrifices and even after all he fought for, no peace is perfect.

At any stage, Nathan can accept the invitation from the outer being he defeated and try to understand what he's becoming, as well what he can do to safeguard everything he's built. Some mysteries are best when they remain unsolved, but Nathan wants answers.

©2025 K.D. Robertson (P)2026 Podium Audio Action & Adventure Fantasy Humorous
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K.D didn't have to create this epilogue as a stand-alone but I’m glad he did. We catch up with Nathan, his ladies (an now his kids too) and find out what has been going on in the world since the end of the last book.
Story itself was nothing special but it did give a nice conclusion overall to the story and also leave enough of an open end for plenty of "head-canon" to got around with us fans.
Savannah as always delivering peak narration!
Thank you again Mr Robertson for giving us this series and I look forward to your next work!

A nice wrap-up to an enjoyable series!

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im going to be honest. this was a massive nothing burger. 90% of this was pointless and its novelty became a drag. the only thing i cared for was to Nathan to take the damn invitation to speak to the outer being which too way way to long. then just ends. half of what this epilogue was about could have been shortened so much. its just a big nothing burger.

its over though. the series overal is a decent read.

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