Another excellent entry!

Here we have yet another fantastically brilliant entry in the Pelenor series that I couldn't help rushing through!

Despite my desire to take my time and savor the experience.

This is yet another example of why Jack Voraces has been very close to the top of my favorite narrators list since I discovered him!

His voices are brilliant, even his female voices are true to source and believable. His control of vocal inflections is second to none, and his tempo shifts throughout the book almost perfectly convey the tension of any given scene.

Oh my, after the ending to Court of Shadows I was really nervous about where this would go but super excited to dig into this story!

We meet a couple of new faces, one of them VERY interesting and with a fascinating background connection to Aidyn.

As of it wasn't strong enough before, I now have an even deeper connection with Harper and it was wonderful to see a very different side to Demitrius.

Early in the series, I really disliked him. But now, the more I read of him the more he grows on me!

And before you start thinking this book is all character study, let me disabuse you of that notion right now. We have action, intrigue, romance, conflicted emotions, battles, treachery, you name it!

The closest thing I have to a criticism is there are two or three events in which I would have really enjoyed seeing more details and taking a bit more time to get to where it goes.

That said, I love the deepening of the characters and the world. There are still a few things I'm speculating on that I really hope get answered, but all in all I couldn't ask for more from this book.

In fairness, the ending to this one isn't quite as epic as that of the previous two, but it more than makes up for this in sheer potential for epicness at the conclusion of this series.

In spite of that, though, and the close of this tale being a tad abrupt, everything comes together brilliantly with just enough closure to keep me happy.

I'm now anxiously awaiting the next book!

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I feel kinda bad

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.


I started the series interested enough, my only problem was that harper wasn't an interesting character, but the other characters were interesting enough for me to keep going, and the narrator did a fantastic job with the characters voices.

I can't finish the series, the chapters with harper and dimiti are really boring for me, it probably gets better, but I just can't continue.

I got the whole series from the narrator in exchange for an honest review, and I feel he did an amazing job keeping me involved in things that bored me, and thus I feel kinda bad.

Exciting Adventure

Each installment keeps getting better and better! This series is keeping me engaged wondering how in Pelenor are they going to ever win against Saradon! The plots thicken and I cannot wait to find out what happens next.
The narration and special voice effects Jack Voraces brings to the tale only pulls me in even more than the story alone! Can anyone say chills at the final line of this book.

Great

Wow what an unlikely pair of allies! Harper and her nemesis pair up to survive. These stories just keep getting better. Full of action and suspense throughout the story.

Great Fantasy Adventure!

A great fantasy adventure with a good storyline in a world of imagination. Book three picks up smoothly where book two left off. Great characters exist in this story with excellent detailed settings. As the series gets more exciting the book is hard to put down. Excellent narration. A highly recommended book and series.

amazing series

this series is already amazing but the narrator just does an excellent job making an already great series into a masterpiece you want to listen to over and over again.

Wonderful conclusion

Order of Valxiron: Chronicles of Pelenor, Book 3, my seventh read from author Meg Cowley. Picking up seamlessly from where book 2 left off, wonderful characters, detailed settings. Very good read! I was given an Audible copy of this book & am voluntarily reviewing it. I was impressed and enjoyed the vocal variety & inflections of narrator Jack Voraces. (RIP Marley January 20, 2014 - July 24, 2018).

A great next step in the series

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

TLDR; Lighter in the action, and heavier in the world-building.

I really enjoy this series, it's not a series overly heavy in battles and combat, but still has a really great fantasy world built out of it. So far this might be the weakest book, it's not bad by any means, but it's a bit of a lull in the overall action. This has the feel of putting all the pieces in order and getting them where they need to be. You get a lot of world-building here, characters fleshing out their roles, meeting new allies/kinda allies. Building out the secret society, and the feel of the common folks. This adds a lot more depth to the world and gives things a more global perspective.

Overall, if you've enjoyed the rest of the series this is a great addition.

Things get a bit side trackex

The story gets a bit slogged down as the story jumps fr perspective to perspective that slows down the story, but series characters continue to get more fleshed out.

Another Winner!

Let me open with saying that i was under the impression this series was a trilogy, but at the end of Book three there is still so much story left for Mrs. Cowley to expand on, meaning im excited for the future of the series. Overall the development and paths of the characters took interesting turns to say the least. In my opinion the lets say "teased" main love focus for harper, that began to unfold in the last novel is not my favorite, I ship the goldenhearted Ex-Dragon Rider with a troubled past personally. This being said the story and development will overcome any personal choices the characters make that you may or may not agree with and if you sit tight till the end you'll be pleasantly surprised on what she leaves us with, or very upset. But either way the story is emotionally enthralling.

As Always Jack Voraces Continues to improve with every performance and will soon be one of the big Names in Narration, so far he has only gone forward and given his current body of work, i see that continuing for the long haul. I would highly suggest any novel he is the narrator of.