In the Twilight Kingdom

A Legends of Muirwood Tale

De: Jeff Wheeler

Narrado por: Kate Rudd

A family's tragic fall from power. A young woman's shattered hope. But is all truly lost? Enjoy more of the mythology of Muirwood in a stand-alone novella by Jeff Wheeler, Wall Street Journal bestselling author of the Muirwood and Kingfountain novels.

Elle Demont is the youngest of Earl Sevrin Demont's children, his only daughter. An alliance with the kingdom of Pry-Ree will secure borders and stabilize both kingdoms. Elle agrees to the match but when her cousin, the ruthless prince of Comoros, decides to overturn her family's fate, her future is anything but certain.

Enter a world of Leerings, majestic abbeys, and brimming with the awesome power of the Medium once more in a singular stand-alone tale set during the era of The Legends of Muirwood series. One woman's triumph over darkness and despair will wrench the world and provide hope for the future.

©2023 Jeff Wheeler (P)2023 Jeff Wheeler

Beautiful story

Loved it! A short read but well worth every minute of it. Now on to the next one

4.25 Stars 🌟

4.25 Stars 🌟

This was one of those rare novellas that came out AFTER a fairly long series (a completed series) and for me, that was a bit of a problem. It has been quite a while - and many books - since I finished the various Muirwood series, so I had a really hard time trying to remember and figure out where these characters fit in. After reading a couple of reviews, I THINK that this is a prequel to the Muirwood saga and these two characters end up being Lia's parents.

With that being said, I have to go back and remind myself exactly where Lia fit in to everything. I know, I know....I should remember these things but when I say I read a lot of books, I mean that I read a LOT of books.

One thing I remember about the end of one of the sagas in the Muirwood world had several predictions or prophecies about who was going to excel or die, and some clues as to what was going to happen to certain members of this family in the future. At the time I wanted to go back and fill in some of these predictions with the various people and events that ended up happening but I never did - I ran out of time (or I forgot....one of those....)

Anyway, this was just another story that I know was important for certain reasons and it gave the backstory for the parents of another important character, but I think it missed the mark with me because I read it too long after finishing the various series.

That does not mean it wasn't good. It was. I just did not get as much from the story as I should have...

Wish it was longer

Love reading all of the Merewood stories. Jef Wheeler writes great fantasies. Can’t wait for more.

real people

jeff wheeler has added another view of this "earth". The people are so real, the land is familiar, always look forward to his books. +10

I just listened to this one again

I realized these two in this little story are the parents of Lia , in the later story . A good little story, but not my favorite.

Nice to get this perspective

Nice addition to the series. The story jumped around a little so I’d certainly recommend familiarity with the series, but a nice quick adjunct. As always, Kate Rudd provides her usual stellar performance, inflections and all! Thanks!

Beautiful Beginnings

The background to some of my favorite stories. Why you gotta go and make me cry Jeff?

Too short-too much unfinished

Perfect performance, as always by Kate Rudd. Good take as far as it went but stopped about 3/4 of the way through, for me. Not worth spending one of my audible credits, even a as much as I like Jeff Wheeler. I know it’s just a “tale” of Muirwood, but it should have a conclusion.

Too Short, not worth the money

I typically love Jeff Wheeler stories, and I’ve read most everything he’s written.
If the story had the audible version free when you got the Kindle unlimited version, I may have considered it worthwhile However, having had to pay a significant price for the audible version, I only realized it was only just over an hour after I bought it... and audible offers no refunds if you use cash. There’s no reason to use a credit when the price was only 5.95. The story was not really flushed out; little character development and it didn’t really move me. This is the first book of his I’ve read that I can say I don’t recommend.
The narrator as always did an amazing job :-)