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I find a series to be engaging and very creative. I really enjoy the character Dross and the comedy that he brings.

…and a first time experience with another author. I really enjoyed the varied and well-rounded cast of characters Jeffrey L. Kohanek created. Each of the young protagonists were raised in troubling environments after tragedy befell them. Jace, the master thief, was forced to fend for himself after being orphaned at a young age and learned..

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Absolutely fabulous narration. Travis does such a great job on the voices. Excellent storyline. Definitely favorite audiobook and book right now. Loved it so much I listened to it two times in a row and within less than a year again. Excellent and highly recommend.

I rated the book lower as I was very disturbed by the abrupt ending. Months later after another listen to the other audiobooks, I felt better about it. The performance is fine. Yes the end still feels abrupt and unsatisfying as the book ends in the middle of a tournament. Hopefully the next one won’t..

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I love the world, the characters are alright, and the storyline is good enough to keep my interest. buuuut, the books are too a short! you could put together the first two books and still not have a story. annoying. to continue or not is the question.

I didn’t think the last book in the series could get any better, but it did in Skysworn.

my favorite of the cradle series so far. the narrator for this series is very good, but he did phenomenally on this one.

All throughout the books you’ve had a feeling that lindon just cant win no matter what he does. In ghostwater this problem was largely fine and it is still the best book in my opinion. But everytime the author gets your blood pumping he pours cold water waking you up. It is a absolutely horrible..

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please dont buy this crap, its a compete knock off of the dresden files by jim butcher pls go check that out instead.

Having read through the Dresden files I was hoping for a new adventure in urban fantasy. The story is fine and the protagonist, Laz, is interesting – but it just feels too close to the Dresden files to not annoy me.