What do you think?
Rate this book
Far Land Trilogy #3
Soul of Power
From a far land, Jaben shall come…
The Altered have withdrawn. With Nyala’s and Nivek’s support, Jason and the Circle appear to have the upper hand, at least for the moment. They know, however, that this is just the calm before the final storm. None of them have forgotten Nyala’s warning: They will face Regor again.
But now, an enemy they thought defeated has returned with unimaginable power, more determined than ever to destroy the Circle. In the face of this renewed threat, the Loremasters will have to rely on help from unlikely sources, and be tested in ways that will have them questioning the very tenets of their service to Teleria.
In spite of the Circle and their Altered allies, the future of Teleria still lies squarely upon Jason Bennett’s shoulders. It’s time for Taleth’s prophecy to be fulfilled, once and for all. Jason must find a way to become stronger than he ever thought possible. But in order to become what he must, he may have to sacrifice everything he is, and even that may not be enough.
Dark clouds are gathering, and the final confrontation looms on the horizon. The end game is about to begin, with the world of Teleria as the ultimate prize.
Only one thing is certain: Teleria will never be the same again.
The Altered have withdrawn. With Nyala’s and Nivek’s support, Jason and the Circle appear to have the upper hand, at least for the moment. They know, however, that this is just the calm before the final storm. None of them have forgotten Nyala’s warning: They will face Regor again.
But now, an enemy they thought defeated has returned with unimaginable power, more determined than ever to destroy the Circle. In the face of this renewed threat, the Loremasters will have to rely on help from unlikely sources, and be tested in ways that will have them questioning the very tenets of their service to Teleria.
In spite of the Circle and their Altered allies, the future of Teleria still lies squarely upon Jason Bennett’s shoulders. It’s time for Taleth’s prophecy to be fulfilled, once and for all. Jason must find a way to become stronger than he ever thought possible. But in order to become what he must, he may have to sacrifice everything he is, and even that may not be enough.
Dark clouds are gathering, and the final confrontation looms on the horizon. The end game is about to begin, with the world of Teleria as the ultimate prize.
Only one thing is certain: Teleria will never be the same again.
- GenresYoung Adult
312 pages, ebook
First published April 12, 2015
3 people are currently reading
16 people want to read
About the author
G. David Walker
14 books16 followersFrom an undisclosed source who prefers to remain anonymous:
G. David Walker was unexpectedly born in the summer of 1963, the obvious result of alien visitation, as his mother had been told she was unable to have any more children a decade prior to his arrival. This conclusion was only reinforced by David’s obsession with Star Trek and The Monkees, nights spent staring at the stars overhead, and uncountable hours reading science fiction and fantasy while other children were outside playing tag and running into trees. (Actually, it was David who ran into the tree, but that’s another story.)
Fortunately, David outgrew these tendencies…
Well, no. No, he didn't
He is still obsessed with Star Trek (and Star Gate, Star Wars, Jefferson Starship, star fruit, Dancing with the Stars, wait, what? Scratch those last two.), still enjoys staring into the night sky, and still reads science fiction and fantasy books and stories at every opportunity. Happily, we can report that there have been no reported incidents of him running into any trees lately (at least none that we’re aware of).
When he’s not trying to avoid trees, David writes fantasy and science fiction novels and stories, some of which may or may not be based upon odd memories...err...thoughts that pop up at irregular intervals throughout his day.
Get David's books at Amazon:
Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/G.-David-Walker...
Wanna know more?
Chasing Dragons in the Ozarks Blog
Facebook Author page
Follow David on Twitter!
......
G. David Walker was unexpectedly born in the summer of 1963, the obvious result of alien visitation, as his mother had been told she was unable to have any more children a decade prior to his arrival. This conclusion was only reinforced by David’s obsession with Star Trek and The Monkees, nights spent staring at the stars overhead, and uncountable hours reading science fiction and fantasy while other children were outside playing tag and running into trees. (Actually, it was David who ran into the tree, but that’s another story.)
Fortunately, David outgrew these tendencies…
Well, no. No, he didn't
He is still obsessed with Star Trek (and Star Gate, Star Wars, Jefferson Starship, star fruit, Dancing with the Stars, wait, what? Scratch those last two.), still enjoys staring into the night sky, and still reads science fiction and fantasy books and stories at every opportunity. Happily, we can report that there have been no reported incidents of him running into any trees lately (at least none that we’re aware of).
When he’s not trying to avoid trees, David writes fantasy and science fiction novels and stories, some of which may or may not be based upon odd memories...err...thoughts that pop up at irregular intervals throughout his day.
Get David's books at Amazon:
Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/G.-David-Walker...
Wanna know more?
Chasing Dragons in the Ozarks Blog
Facebook Author page
Follow David on Twitter!
......
Ratings & Reviews
Friends & Following
Create a free account to discover what your friends think of this book!
Community Reviews
Displaying 1 of 1 review
August 10, 2018
Great work done by Mr. Walker. This is the 3rd book in a trilogy titled, Jaben's Rift. I've read all three books in the series and I haven't been disappointed by a single one.
The author creates a beautiful far off world that is rife with dangers and magic. If you are a fan of the fantasy genre this is a great, easy read. Although there were areas that would normally have driven me to give this book a 4 instead of a 5; the end was so expertly woven shut that the very few minor typos flew out the window. Grab this book, a warm cup of coffee and a cozy chair.
The author creates a beautiful far off world that is rife with dangers and magic. If you are a fan of the fantasy genre this is a great, easy read. Although there were areas that would normally have driven me to give this book a 4 instead of a 5; the end was so expertly woven shut that the very few minor typos flew out the window. Grab this book, a warm cup of coffee and a cozy chair.
Displaying 1 of 1 review