The Breaking Point

In my previous life, Jack had a wide range of skills. Thanks to his talents, when wealthy people had problems, he solved them. Where others inevitably failed, he got out of it dry—having completed cleanly and professionally the work the aristocrats paid him very generously for.

That previous life ended with his death in a battle against a powerful enemy. But, as it turned out, it wasn’t the end. By the will of a mysterious higher essence, Jack’s consciousness was transferred into the body of a young aristocrat living in one of the magical worlds of the multiverse.

Now they call him Max Renar. He is the illegitimate son of a traitor who was executed on the king’s orders—he lost his home and was forced to survive in a small town in the west of the kingdom. From now on, this is his new life. His last…

In the tenth book, Max Renar, who has been to the dark Fox’s Den, understands that the world stands on the threshold of momentous changes—an inflection point after which every action taken now may affect the future order of the world. That is why major players are hurrying to place their pieces on the chessboard. And our hero must impose his game on everyone, because he has not the slightest doubt: the enemies are only waiting for the convenient moment for another strike.