A Sliver of Redemption, (the Half-Orcs)

David Dalglish

Jan 2011 · The Half-Orcs Book 5 · David Dalglish

About this ebook

 The war god Thulos marches across the world of Dezrel, recruiting soldiers into his demon army and annihilating all who stand against him. 

With the aid of three Kings, Harruq Tun and his friends must save the nation of Mordan, whose priest-king has sworn to the dark god, and will summon whatever nightmarish creatures necessary to maintain rule. Once freed, they can turn their attention east, to the war god's approach. 

Before the walls of Mordeina, and high above in the golden city of Avlimar, the last survivors make their stand to stop a world of death and conquest. 

A SLIVER OF REDEMPTION by David Dalglish 

The final battle has come. 

Ratings and reviews

It's seems like the author just gets board with the characters he writes and try to get rid of them and bring in new one on whim, some of the characters in this series that were massive in the previous series just become useless background characters and are then thrown out in very unfitting ways. I was very unsatisfied by the end. It just didn't feel like the pieces were fitting together properly.

fun book, as a fan of high fantasy for a few decades now i enjoyed this. actually started reading this author through a free to play "choose your own adventure game". i ended up buying the whole series from those excerpts.(the content being the palidens series.) got up to this book so far and i like the darker tone, although some of the chapters are grim dark. i appreciate how his characters play their roles, dont always end up getting that one chance to cheat fate and live. wish i had started at the beginning of his writings.

I liked the series. I am happy as a 15 year old reading this. The only issue is the grammer. The transitioning between the points of view is hard to keep up with, and sometimes an idea in a sentence starts, but just stops. I'm the type of reader that trys to picture the events and the mistajes really do meas it up sometimes. It also leaves messages incomplete and feelings left without closure. It feels rushed.

About the author

David Dalglish currently lives in rural Missouri with his wife Samantha, daughter Morgan, and dog Asimov. He graduated from Missouri Southern State University in 2006 and currently devotes himself to perfecting his craft. He spends his free time playing racquetball and watching PBS with his daughter.