The Seer’s Secret

Legacy of the Time Stones Trilogy, Book 1

De: Brittany Fichter

Narrado por: Stephanie Bentley

A failing warrior.

A prince in pain.

But among the cursed ashes of Solevar, a Seer is found.

Eirin is the king's favored warrior, but she has no doubt that she will fail her Combat Test. Drystan, the king's heir, can't understand why the king keeps training Eirin either. She'll never be able to defend the city. She can't even defend herself.

But when the Walled City is attacked, the king sends them both on a mission that he claims is their last hope. They must leave the Walled City to seek wisdom that will save everyone they love. Along the way, though, Eirin and Drystan discover truths about the world and themselves that put everyone around them in danger. Can they trust one another with these secrets? Or will the magic overwhelm them?

For whether they like it or not, the fate of the world might rest in their hands.

©2021 Brittany Fichter (P)2022 Tantor

Clean epic fantasy!

I loved everything about the story. The plot, worldbuilding (it’s so good), the romance is all great. The romance is slow burn and stays clean.

The narrator is really good, especially with the main characters. I thought on a couple of the side characters she sounded a bit monotone. I tried changing the speed but I couldn’t found the perfect speed for the side character without messing up the main characters, but I still enjoyed her narration for the most part.

Content: clean, no spice, no swearing

Love!

Really fun action adventure with a slow burn, clean romance. Well developed story with cool twists! Definitely recommend if you love fantasy adventure / coming into your purpose type of stories!

loved the story. exciting and beautiful!

I wish the narrator just kept to her usual voice for every character. her male characters just sounded weird which was distracting. but overall I lived the book.

Fast paced

I liked the action and the plot and the fact that the romance wasn’t suffocating. The reader did a great job with both male and female characters.

Couldn’t get past the narrator

Someone please tell her that speaking more slowly does not make the lowest tone she can voice sound more masculine - especially when she does the same thing for multiple male characters.

I finally got so irritated I had to quit listening. I’m very glad that I didn’t waste a credit, but I’m sorry that I couldn’t really determine whether the author is one I want to keep an eye on.

unfortunately what stood out most was the robotic narrator.

The story was awesome. I enjoyed it. The narrator wasn't especially when she tried to read different voice it was like hearing a machine and not a very good one.