Return of a Warlord

The Silvan, Book 4

De: R.K. Lander

Narrado por: Daniel Thomas May

From a new dawn, a Warlord rises.

After the Battle of Tar'eastor, the Great Forest waits for the one the Silvans claim as their Warlord. With his past unveiled and his future destiny clear, Fel'annár and The Company journey home together with Prince Handir and Gor'saden, the commander Fel'annár has named father.

With documents that incriminate the enemy, they must travel in secret to protect their treasure and Fel'annár from those who seek to kill him. Meanwhile, the forest king struggles to maintain his throne under the final onslaught of Band'orán and his Alpine purists.

Raging rivers and treacherous cliffs. A perilous sea and ruthless assassins await Fel'annár and The Company as they approach a forest on the verge of civil war. Can they make it in time for the final showdown? Can the crown prince hold the enemy at bay? Long enough for the return of his brother? For the return of the Warlord?

©2020 R. K. Lander (P)2020 Tantor

loved the series

i wish book four would have been longer and a bit more in the wnding. other than that i truly enjoyed the whole series and the narater

Love love love

I read all the 4 books within 4 days and i am hungry for more. R.K Lander- Please I can not wait for book 5&6 !!!!❤️exceptional performance by Daniel Thomas May!! Thank you so much.

Outstanding

Just gotta say that besides loving this series, major respect for the narrator and the cover artist. I can't tell how many times I've listened but know I will listen many more times. Thanks for the excellent read

Action-packed and well-paced

After reading the first three books of this series, I was eagerly anticipating the continuation of Fel'annár's story, and could not have been more delighted with the result.

The relationship between Fel'annár and his brother Handir continues to evolve, as does Fel's relationship with his new-found love. The growing animosity between Silvans and Alpines comes to a head. And if you've been anticipating the meeting between Fel'annár and his father Thargoden, it does happen in this book, but in a very unexpected way.

This is probably the most action-packed book in this series so far, with an excellent balance between pacing and detail. What may have surprised me the most was how much I started to better understand and maybe even sympathize with characters who until now had been supposedly clear-cut villains. R.K. Lander has a true talent for bringing the reader into the hearts and minds of her multi-dimensional characters.

Underrated

I love this series it’s so underrated!! It’s fantastic and unique!
I can’t wait for the next book!!!!

Each book in the series keeps getting better

Each book in the series keeps getting better. I am listening to each book twice before going on to the next as there is so much richness and each hearing brings out more.

Voices of characters

The performance was good, but it seemed that the voices of the characters got mixed up at times. I was able to just follow along, but it was hard.

Overall, good story and performance. I enjoyed it!

Excellent

awesome! well written, I am now looking for the next book on audible.
I am hopeful there is a fifth book.

Excellent Installment to an Epic Tale!

Fel (what I call the MC), has finally reached this point, and I couldn’t be happier for a fictitious character! Just knowing there are two more stories leaves me in suspense. There’s a trio BIG BAD who remain. How will the story play out? If what’s transpired is any indication, I am excited to hear a happy ending. In a story of immortals, where death is a transition to eternity, and the gods ACTUALLY interact with said immortals, all there is to do is listen to what happens on this side of the Veil. I was never all that interested in Elves, but this series has opened my mind to the intrigue of such creatures. Thank you for this series! I look forward to experiencing its conclusion!

Just not as good as the first 3.

I was captured by the first 3, this one I found myself getting bored often. It felt like it was rambling to give the book some meat. It’s almost a loss that the author couldn’t come up with a better way to tie the story together and fill the book. Don’t get me wrong I’ll be in the list to pre-order the next one as well. This one was just not as fun for me. Sure it had lots of changes in the last 7/8 chapters, to help setup the next book, but the mind numbing lead-up was hard.