Rand: Book 1

De: Silvia Shaw

Narrado por: Susan McGurl

An epic story of magic, heroism, love, and treachery, Rand is a magical world ruled by an imperial line of queens.

Three hundred ago, Rand's most powerful talisman, a medallion called the "Circle of Sheda", was taken through the portal into Earth and lost. When Dr. Savannah Cole is on an archeology dig in Algeria, she takes shelter from a violent sandstorm and discovers the mysterious artifact under a Berber ruin. She soon learns unknown forces are at play, powerful secret forces beyond her control.

Compelled to wear the medallion, she is swept through the portal into Rand. There, she must forge a new life and embrace her role as the wielder of ancient magic. Never before has someone from the "other world" been chosen to bear the medallion, someone not a warrior. It's a puzzle Savannah must solve before it's too late. Why has she been chosen? As she battles demonic creatures and dark sorcery, she fights to take her place as the rightful bearer in the long line of warrior women. But, the question remains; what is coming that the lost medallion must resurface after so many years?

©2021 Silvia Shaw (P)2022 Silvia Shaw

Great Story

I got lost in this world within the first chapter and wasn't disappointed at all. I'm so glad there is a second book, and although it's not in audiobook yet, I have read it. It's just as amazing.

i loved this story

Wonderful! Well written. I loved the character development the way things came together was ver interesting. I will say the book is a bit predictable but I i believe that was intentionally done. if you like fantand shifters you will enjoy this story.

Amazing world and story

Absolutely loved this book. Hurry up with the second book on audio please. I really can’t wait…lol.

good

I'm looking forward to the next book. hopefully it will be coming out soon.

love this story so much

I got the book and now got the audiobook. I love love love this story so much! highly recommend

The book is like; let's meet at Lesfic Xena warrior princess, plus the Amazon from Themyscira, and Indiana Jones (for a hot second), and go to a world with magic, witches, and, magical creatures. It has the good, bad and ugly. And so many Women loving Women, loved it!

good story, unfortunate narration

Good storyline but I really struggled to finish this book.
The narrator has oddly placed inflections and emphasizes the wrong words. It sounds like when you do a bit of overacting when reading to a child. It’s bad.
Story is interesting if you can get past the narrator though…which is admittedly very difficult to do.

Couldn’t get past the narration

I can’t tell if it’s the writing, the narrator or a combination, but this book was hard to get through. The story and world held promise but it was terribly executed. Writing was stiff, characters under developed

wonderful and grand

This is a wonderful and grand novel. I'm looking forward to listening to book two. The first book was so good.

Distractingly bad narrator

I eventually got over the narrator sounding like a news reporter, and just overall not sounding right. If you can get past that, the story gets pretty good as it goes on. I'd rather have read the hardcopy myself, but seldom have time, so here I am lol.

Terrible narrator, good book

It’s so hard to get past the awkward and ill fitting narration of this book. Wish I had read it instead. Please don’t use this same narrator for the 2nd book!