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3.25 This book is a good continuation from the first. It sets everything up very nicely for the third book.

Excellent story, outstanding performance. The music breathed so much life into an already emotional story. I am left speechless and wanting more.

I am still a fan of Ms Kendig, but not a fan of this book.

The story was amazing! The only thing that was a bit off was the narrator’s voices for the female characters. I really enjoyed this book, and that ending left me needing the next book.

Overall this was a great narrated book in my opinion I listen while I’m at work and through out the entire book I felt like I was there doing my job surrounded by everything happening.

This book was written beautifully, captivating my interest on every page. The reader was also magnificent.

Enjoyed the characters…and the creative setting. The adventure is fast paced. Narrator is perfect for this book.

What a very cool concept for a story. A religious sect that binds themselves by oaths to protect the inhabiting people. Monsters that live beneath the earth. A priesthood that is immovable in its devotion. I’m very impressed with this story. The prose was not overly flowery while still lovely. The plot was intriguing. The..

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The Lost Descendants by L. A. Thornhill is an incredible fantasy adventure. Magnus Carlssen did an incredible job with the narration. The Lost Descendants is part of The King and Prophet Chronicles. The story is entertaining, interesting, and more. A lost War, a prince who is looking for his sister, and an adventure to look..

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This is like Pride and Prejudice crossed with a steampunk, fantasy adventure, and I am here for it! Reminiscent of Disney’s Treasure Planet and Atlantis, the story follows a small crew on a mission aboard a hovercraft, each with their own story about why they joined in on the dangerous adventure.If you enjoy a slow-burn..

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