The Dominion Destiny by Chris Cloake

Release: September 26th, 2022
Format: Ebook
Publisher: Chris Cloake
Source: Zooloos Book Tours
Find it at: Goodreads, Amazon

The ancient dominion of Ordefima faces a catastrophic invasion that will rip it apart.

This is a tale of desperate duels, greed and loss, dreams unrealised and the ultimate price paid by those in love. Can the close siblings, Rupert and Socha, survive such insurmountable odds and find any kind of happiness? Or will darker powers and covetous enemies prevail?

The Dominion – Destiny is the unmissable concluding part of the fantasy trilogy. Fans of legendary sagas leading to dramatic conclusions, with a vibrant cast travelling strange lands, can’t fail to find thrills in this final instalment by emerging author Chris Cloake.
Buy The Dominion – Destiny and prepare for an odyssey that knows no bounds.

About the Author:

Chris Cloake was born in 1964 and began telling stories a couple of years later. He grew up in Kent, England. He is motivated to write by a deep interest in life, particularly the cruel, deeply flawed nature of people contrasted with their incredible creativity and inspiration. The power of the natural world is a common theme in his work as a writer and professional photographer. He lives happily with his wife, two children and a large collection of music, books and board games

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The Dominion Destiny Review:

Firstly, I enjoyed the extensive world-building the author created. We have many characters who all come together for the greater good. Rupert and Socha share an extraordinary bond as they try to fix Ordefima from the evil Gharids. They go through a lot in the book, risking their lives through various catastrophes to save their land.

Even the supporting characters like Meava and Suky add complexity to the book. I liked Suky a lot because of her predictions and how she gives the story a magical touch. I enjoyed how no matter how unique each character is, Rupert connects with them beautifully and makes it special. Even the negative characters like Greeson and Gaticus are impressive as they search for The Lady of the Goblet.

The author also adds many exciting moments to the scene, like when the tsunami hits and the devastation it causes or when Greeson enters the scene, and you don’t know what he can do. The author builds the story and progresses the plot well, which leads to a thrilling conclusion to the series.

I only wish I had read the first two books to immerse myself in the characters. The series would be great if I read in order because the author dives right into the plot, and there are parts where I felt lost because I didn’t know what happened earlier. I would love to pick up the first two books and see how it all started with Rupert and Catarina and the events that led to Dominion Destiny.

Overall, “The Dominion Destiny” and the series are perfect if you are in the mood for a grand fantasy like Game of Thrones.