
Dawn of a Legend
Silvan Series, Book 3
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Narrated by:
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Daniel Thomas May
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By:
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R.K. Lander
About this listen
A half-blood bastard to the enemy. A crownless warrior prince to the Silvans. Fel'annár must face the ultimate warrior on the field of battle or condemn his lands to civil war.
Returning from battle in the mountains, a death triggers a mystery Fel'annár and his company of chosen brothers must unravel. But why do the trees speak of a beautiful monster?
Fel'annár will learn the ways of the Kah Warrior from a legendary commander, while facing the disdain of another who struggles to accept this "ignoble son" for who he is, not for what he represents. Meanwhile, Fel'annár's half-brother reveals a plan to restore the Great Forest to its past splendor of multi-cultural harmony.
But the forest is falling apart under the final onslaught of a ruthless traitor. Can Fel'annár and The Company come to understand what role they must play in the restoration before it's too late? Can the brothers put aside their resentment toward each other and learn to trust one another? Can love prosper in the midst of battle and hardship as dark enemies converge on the motherland?
Danger lies in wait for an elf who is slowly coming to terms with his heritage, learning to wield a natural ability, and accepting the nature of his unfolding destiny. But one elf and an army will stop at nothing to avoid his return.
©2019 Ruth Kent (R. K. Lander) (P)2019 Tantorbrilliant
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Give it a go you won't regret it
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The further you got into it the better it got.
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I like how the different perspectives of the characters are woven into the overarching plot.
The writing style itself is a little jarring at times being repetitive in places and has a bit of jumping around. It’s also hard to follow the unfamiliar names for people and places and I get mixed up a little. I don’t mind it too much though as the repetition helps me remember the names and reorient. In the end it balances out and I enjoy the content. I’ve just smashed through the first three books and now on to the fourth.
Can’t fault the narration it’s been very pleasant listening.
Great story
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I loved it so much thank you.
The best thing ever
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