The Legend of the Soul Stones

De: Matt Moss

Narrado por: John Keating

"I know the Order has its secrets, and those secrets are kept from the ears and eyes of the world...."

Eighteen years have passed since the rebellion within the Order. The once peaceful kingdom is now in turmoil, and its citizens seek a savior.

Emerging from the shadows, a dangerous man sets his master plan in motion - one that will elevate him to the highest political position in the realm and give him power over the masses. Only the prophet and the rest of the Order stand in his way.

Thrown into the middle of an age-old war, Arkin discovers the secrets of his past and finds himself tied to the Order. There, he will learn the way of the warrior and train under the tireless master of arms. And through the lies that he'd been told his entire life, he will find his true path and soon realize that it is not only the hopes of the Order that rest upon his shoulders.

It's possibly all of mankind's.

©2019 Matt Moss (P)2019 Podium Publishing

Fantastic writing!

This book had me laughing, crying, and cussing it loud at the author. It's very well written and I highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys adventure, action, and a touch of romance.

It’s an ok story

I mean it is a single book. It can’t possible fill all the plot holes that it has. Some things just randomly happened or didn’t happen but felt like they needed to be discussed. It was a good story for being a one off book though. Great if you are between books and just want something to listen to.

Captivating

This is an amazing story filled with wonder and excitement.. Matt you truly are a talented writer!! I don’t know what else to say accept great job and can’t wait to see what other tails of grand adventures await!!

Good Narrator - Poor Storyline

Narrator does a great job in this one but I couldn’t even finish the first few hours. Story is way too predictable, not really engaging.

Religious propaganda--DNF

I would rarely review a book I didn't finish. Not my cup of tea? Fine. Usually not a basis for review. But when a book is touted as epic fantasy and the first hour or more is a thinly disguised pseudo-Christian catechism, I think it's only fair to let people know. It's possible that if I kept listening the story would evolve, but if so the author made a poor choice with the opening. The narrator had a lovely delivery. That's not enough to make me listen to more.

Annoying narration

Tried 2x to listen but couldn't listen to the narrator's mid sentence pauses every 5 words or so.

?????

Accents overdone, storyline was disjointed, and ending was dumb. Won’t bother with anything else by this author

week

This was a shallow story. The ending leaves you wondering what happened. Not worth my time.

not for me

I think many people would like this book but it just wasn't what I was looking for. It seemed to have some strange plot holes and I didn't personally enjoy the sexust humor/style.