The Phantom of Faerie Mountain

The Red King Trilogy, Volume 1

By: EM McIntyre

Narrated by: Joshua Young

First Place Winner for Young Adult - 2016 Purple Dragonfly Award

Silver Award for Young Adult Mystery - 2016 Readers Favorite

A telepathic dog. An ancient prophecy. Two devious faeries. Abby Fletcher must unravel their connection when she is thrown into a world of unknowns after receiving a mysterious message from a frightening beast: The Red King must set me free. Determined to discover the meaning of this puzzling phrase, Abby sets off to explore a nearby Scottish mountainside in search of clues. What Abby doesn't realize, however, is that it's not a matter of where she will find her answers but when. Whisked back to the early 14th century, Abby must find the courage to solve the mystery of the Red King and save not only herself but a group of powerless captives wrapped up in a faerie plot.

©2015 E M McIntyre (P)2016 E M McIntyre

Great characters wonderful narration!

It was so much fun to listen to this fun little book narrated by such a talented individual who brought all the great characters to life

The Red King Trilogy, Book One

A great start to a trilogy that promises to bring a lot more exciting adventures. I really enjoyed this first book and look forward to the other two in this series, The writing is excellent with an exciting storyline for this unique book.

Joshua Young's narration is wonderful, the voices used are consistent throughout the book. His voice adds to the adventure with the wide variety of voices and emotions used,

I received this audio from the author, narrator or publisher in exchange for an honest unbiased review.

fun fantasy quest

This was a fun and engaging story about ancient prophecy and the need to make things right.. The story line is classic good against evil. and the characters are well developed! I enjoyed it! and look forward to more adventures with this unusual group of characters. Kudos! This book was provided by the author with the agreement of a fair review.

The Phantom of Faeire Mountain

This is a good YA ghost, spooky book.Joshua Young is a fantastic narrator!He does all voices perfectly.Sage and Abby lost their mom a few years ago.When Abby starts seeing a ghostly animal and hearing a plea from him in her head.Taken back in time she has mysteries to unfold involving faeries and a Red king.Once she does things fall into place.I was provided this book free by the author, narrator or publisher.

the right amount of thrill and suspense

What made the experience of listening to The Phantom of Faerie Mountain the most enjoyable?

from beginning to end how the narrator told the story and how the author was so through sp? inner detail of the events of the story line i just couldn't stop listening

What other book might you compare The Phantom of Faerie Mountain to and why?

twilight and other stephanie meyer books

Have you listened to any of Joshua Young’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

i don't think i have but i hope to in the future

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

yes

great book

loved it. can't wait for the next installment! I consider this as good as any book in the genre. better!

Sweet Little Lore

Well told little tale in the vein of Celtic lore. Impressed by this female lead brought to life by a male narrator - well done!

Delightful!

What made the experience of listening to The Phantom of Faerie Mountain the most enjoyable?

The story and the narration weave together seamlessly in this story. The contrast of the ancient Scottish folktale with the modern day heroine, Abby, and the culture clash that ensues when Abby is transported back in time is just delightful.

Who was your favorite character and why?

The heroine, Abby, is a great character but I'm also partial to the dog.

Which character – as performed by Joshua Young – was your favorite?

All of them! Mr. Young is a master of accents, I'm still not sure whether he is actually Scottish or American. His accent is very Scottish when he reads the Scottish characters, completely American when he reads the American characters and lightly Scottish when he reads the authors voice. It's absolutely perfect.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

I loved this book! It made me want to share it with every Young Adult I know.

Any additional comments?

I highly recommend The Phantom of Faerie Mountain. This would be great for a long family car trip because it has appeal to kids and adults alike.

It's been done before

Any additional comments?

Not exactly a new story here, pretty much a generic retread. The story is a condensed version of most modern fantasy books. Girl meets mysterious green dog, dog takes girl back in time as she is the only one who can save him and her long lost mother. Girl meets unassuming warrior. Both unwittingly save the day from mean green faeries. The narrator does a pretty good job with different accents, but his pace is too fast. There's never a pause or break between characters or changes in the story. Not an entirely unpleasant listen, but I've read and/or heard this story before.

“This audiobook was given by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review via Audiobook Boom.”

Keeps you guessing until the end.

Any additional comments?

Well written and interesting, with humor and an imaginative story. The audio version was very helpful to me, because of some vision problems, and the various accents add the "flavor" of Scotland. To sum it all up, I just plain liked it!
Ross