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The Lost Bloodline 4: An Isekai Epic

By: M. Tress
Narrated by: Jonathan Waters, Amber Hartt
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With winter settling over the land, now is the time to warm the hearth and spend time with family. However, the duties of a champion never truly end to his people. Especially since now is the time to get to know his newest companion better as Samira happily burrows her way into everyone’s hearts with a smile.

While many remain snug within their homes, Koda works determinedly to do all he can to ensure his tribe’s survival. Whether that be winter hunting, bringing in more wood for the fires, or making one last trip into the plains between storms to meet with the Silent Plains tribe.

After all, while winter is a time of calm and warm fires, it is also the time when most tribes can sit, talk, and spread information. So Koda needs to make a good impression so that can spread along their lines of communication, and a bit of snow is no match for Aegisclaw and his mates. And things have been quiet from his goddess for a while, which puts Koda on edge.

Most spend their time in peace, others take the time to plan—for good or ill—regarding the coming spring and the opportunities that await them.

©2025 M. Tress (P)2025 Royal Guard Publishing LLC Action & Adventure Epic Fantasy Heartfelt Winter

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Tress writes great characters and interesting worlds, but of late has been bogged down in the books. this one drags, with lots of internal monologuing that repeats. it comes across as a bit of naval gazing as Kota repeatedly talks about how much he loves his girls but doesn't want to move too fast. the plot goes into great detail about each action a person takes and the specifics of each meal.

this one is performed well but not much really happens in it. it could have sat as an epilogue to the prior book if edited down.

there are some great plot hooks dangling, but the series needs to be paced a bit more evenly, as this derailed things by not pushing more of the story. I hope there's some more action and progression in the next in the series.

a great story frustrated by a slow pace

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