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The Once King

Forever Fantasy Online, Book 3

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The Once King

By: Rachel Aaron, Travis Bach
Narrated by: Josh Hurley
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Leylia’s secret could unite them all or lead them to an eternity of undeath.

After the loss of Bastion, everyone who’s not a zombie has holed up in FFO’s sole remaining safe haven: the lowbie town of Windy Lake. But the undead armies never rest, and it’s only a matter of time before the Once King’s forces come to crush what’s left of life in this world.

But Tina, James, and the rest of the players are facing a crisis of their own. After so long in this world, their human bodies are dying on the other side. If they don’t find a way home soon, they may have nothing to go back to.

With time running out in two worlds, Tina and James face a horrible choice: do they spend their final days looking for a way to get back to their old bodies, or join the NPCs to fight for their new ones? But just when things look impossible, James learns a secret that might change everything. Only one catch: to pull it off, they’re going to have to fight one raid boss no one, not even Tina, has ever beaten.

The Once King.

©2019 Rachel Aaron and Travis Bach (P)2019 Audible, Inc.
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A very good story and a good conclusion. I enjoy books with a "where are they now" epilogue.
I feel a couple of times the voices for two female characters may have gotten mixed up, but that could just been me.

Another good book, worth the listen.

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