The Four-Part Key

The Aldoran Chronicles, Book 3

De: Michael Wisehart

Narrado por: Tim Gerard Reynolds

An ancient proverb holds the key to restoring the long-awaited wizard fortress of Aero’set.

Ty

Sitting in the front room of his family’s cottage, Ty listens intently as Nyalis conveys the urgency of his upcoming quest. Having agreed to search out the four missing pieces of an age-old relic, Ty soon discovers how unprepared he is for a mission of this importance. Not only must he find the missing pieces and assemble them, he must survive long enough to figure out how to use them before the White Tower closes in.

Ferrin

Desperate to reach Rhowynn ahead of Chief Inquisitor Sylas, Ferrin pushes his small band of convicts to their limits - his twin sister’s life depends on it. On foot, they fight their way through the harsh winter countryside of Sidara, hoping to find someone willing to help. But the help they find is not what they expect, and the battle that ensues will likely mean the end of them all.

Ayrion

Still struggling with the loss of his memories, Ayrion and his companions travel north, eager to find a safe haven in the rugged mountain community of Wellhollow. Instead, they find an army of Black Watch purging the town of wielders. And,, when a local seer reveals a disturbing prophecy that directly links his fate to hers, Ayrion finds himself donning his black leather coat and twin blades once again.

Adarra

Meanwhile, in Easthaven, Adarra makes a shocking discovery. Not only were the Tallosians who attacked her home part of Mangora’s scheme, but it seems they are also part of a much larger invasion—an invasion Easthaven isn’t prepared to withstand.

The third book in this award-winning epic fantasy saga continues where the second left off, with a world in desperate need of saving as powers beyond their control threaten to bring the Five Kingdoms to its knees.

Please Note: If you have not yet listened to the Aldoran Chronicles prequel, entitled Shackled, or the first book in the Street Rats of Aramoor series, entitled Street Rats of Aramoor Volume 1 & 2, you need to put this book down and listen to them. The characters and storyline in those books play a very important role in this third addition to The Aldoran Chronicles.

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Wisehart is an amazing Writer

Michael Wiseharts story is so easy to engrossed in, Great book, easy to listen

I just loved this whole series so far!

The story really draws you in. well developed characters, impressive narrator! I highly recommend to anyone looking for a new series.

FANTASTIC

this was awesome I Michael wisehart never disappoints I've listened to all of these books and there great .

Excellent saga

Sometimes I get bored with lengthy, intertwining sagas but this one has kept my attention. Love the characters and am anxiously awaiting the release of the next audiobook.

Keeps getting better and better

This is an excellent series with well developed characters. The weaving of character stories is smooth with shifts to a different characters happening at just the right times, not leaving you frustrated. I love the witty and smart dialog. Tim Gerard Reynolds is a MASTER. I love listening to him read. There is no limit to his range of character voices and you can easily distinguish one from the other even with the variety of people and accents.

Love it!

Great story. I can't wait to start the next book to see what happens. Well written with just the right amount of adventure and humor.

A very exciting and satisfying story

This adventure has just become more than I expected and as good as any I've read or heard before. Truly epic and satisfying on many levels!

Great read!

Full of action and plot twists. Love the characters. Can't wait for the next book.

OK Story

I like the side stories better. Ty was the main character in this book but was not as interesting to me. Good story otherwise.

Couldn’t stop listening, so good!

I don’t even know where to begin, it was so good I couldn’t stop listening! The whole series is great, though I think this one was my favorite so far.