Forever Young 3

By: Daniel Pierce

Narrated by: Leo Barnabas

The end is in sight for Jason and his women.

With the vampires attacking at every turn, they follow a secret map in search of the Lost City of Patagonia, a mythical place where humanity might meet its end. But Jason has a plan, his women, and more training with abilities that the vampires have never seen before.

He'll need all of them to make it out alive.

From the oceans to Brazil to the deepest heart of the jungle, Jason will force the demon Malfas into a final confrontation.

The winner takes all, and Jason refuses to lose.

Warning: This book contains adult situations (harem) and language. Listen at your own risk.

©2019 Daniel Pierce (P)2019 Podium Publishing

Amazing Concept! Great Story! WORST ENDING EVER!

This book hit a lot of great points. Great power! Amazing concept of Ferrins. Love all of the characters! Very very much worth reading....as long as your prepared for the most epicly let down ending ever.

DON'T SKIP OUT ON THIS BOOK IT WAS STILL WORTH READING. BUT....

3 book lead up to an ending that takes less the 2 mins to finnish. Main character dosnt even end the bad guy! We have a chracter that after 3 books we still have no clue what her power is!? A potential antagonist that was very much part of the first book just dissapears but keeps being hinted that hes important....then hes not, no one cares. Main bad guy is such a push over that most of the pre-bad guys would have destroyed him so he never would have been allowed to lead.

Alot of the time I was wondering, why dosnt he just use his power. why dosny he just do what he did to the last guys. I felt like a parent watching a child in frustration try not to scream "Just give it to me! Your doing it all wrong!". He would make this Huge thing happen with ease, then the next day something similar would be super hard.

fire

it was good, but there for a bit it started to get very repetitive. I loved the way it ended though. just like real life sometimes things that you've worked so hard for can come to a speedy resolution either good or bad.

5 Star but

Enjoyed the series but the ending was abrupt. Otherwise GJ Daniel Pierce and Leo Barnabas.

really good

i have a bunch of books like this series. and this definitely in the good category. i would like to mention to the author that i feel he could do better with some areas of the story. like the mc could kill hundreds of vampires and then a little down the road have trouble with a few. or he has all these powers to see and control the world around him and then he will run into an enemy strong hold blind. im sure its hard to make a situation where he struggles but when you make the mc almost superman like you have to be really creative.

Super rushed ending

The whole story spans 3 books of build up only to suddenly ramp up and end the series in a ten minute Sprint

Gave Up

Listen to the first two but finally gave up. inconsistent writing, very frustrating when the characters are all over the map with their feelings, emotions, and even the conversations they have between themselves. Good premise but just not enough thought put into this to be really excellent or even good.

Disappointing end to what was an enjoyable series.

I enjoyed the first two books in this series a great deal, however, it almost seems as though the author stopped caring about the story and only wrote it to meet a contract requirement and a deadline. Many questions were left unanswered and the final encounter with the enemy was lack luster and anticlimactic. I'm very disappointed that more care wasn't put into this book.

WHAT???

The first 2 books where very enjoyable, but this last one felt, blah..... That's the best way I can describe it. It's as if the author just gave up on the story and ended the book with a generic ending.

He must have had a date it ended so fast

After 3 books the end takes place in one chapter with no explanation at all. Very disappointing.

waste!

you can tell the author got tired of his own series and had to throw down some words just get to the ending, no thought or care