Will Wilder: The Relic of Perilous Falls

De: Raymond Arroyo

Narrado por: Raymond Arroyo

Fans of Rick Riordan's Percy Jackson and the Olympians and Peter Lerangis' Seven Wonders series will embrace this first epic adventure in a rollicking new series by a New York Times best-selling author.

Will Wilder is a mischievous, headstrong 12-year-old with an otherworldly gift - he alone can see the nefarious creatures encroaching on Perilous Falls. For nearly a century, a sacred relic has protected his hometown from the raging waters surrounding it. But when Will "borrows" the relic for his own purposes, he accidentally unleashes an ancient evil.

As boats sink and hideous creatures crawl from the rising waters, Will must set things right before it is too late. With the help of his sweet (if lethal) great-aunt Lucille, the curator of a museum of powerful artifacts, Will proves that the actions of one 12-year-old boy can change the world.

©2016 Raymond Arroyo (P)2016 Listening Library

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"Suspense, adventure, humor, a compelling story, and characters that fired my imagination. Great fun and great frights." (Dean Koontz, number-one New York Times best-selling author)

"You'll love this wild and thrilling tale. It DOES NOT STOP!" (Dave Barry, number-one New York Times best-selling author)

"Will Wilder is a brand-new, refreshing, entertaining, intrepid young hero who magically combines humor and genuine suspense. And I love Great Aunt Lucille!" (Mary Higgins Clark, New York Times best-selling author and "Queen of Suspense")

The Best True Catholic Book for kid!

He did a great job on this book! Raymond Arroyo has a amazing gift of description. Big thumbs up! Good book for the family! We first look listened to it in the the car. That made all the long car rides something to look forward to. Then, as a family, we talk about it. But the book is intense in some spots so keep the readers a little older. The youngest was about 9 years old, that is a good age range! Overall, it is a fantastic book! Get it, SOON!

Enjoyed completely

keeps you on the edge of your seat. well written and great voices Raymond. can't wait for future books in the series
God bless you
Deacon Daniel J Tyler [e-mail]

Raymond is a STAR!

Fun story with a hint of our Catholic faith; well done me friend. Hope to meet you one day.

extremely enjoyable.

I was riveted. I enjoyed listening to it. Was like Gregor the Overlander meets Indiana Jones and another series that I am forgetting the name of right now. I will be listening to the next two.... gonna start number 2 now.

Excellent Narration and storyline

Only at chapter 6 and cannot stop listening. Excellent Narration, gives new insight in how
talented Raymond really is.

Fantastic story and an amazing performance

it won't be long before this becomes the new Harry Potter. Raymond does all the voices and he makes the story come alive.

Fantastic Fantasy!

I thuroughly enjoyed this book. Both the story and the authors style. The author is the reader and is excellent! I will be jumping right into the next book.

Ingenious imagination …

This imaginative story is for all ages and is filled with intrigue, suspense and educational tidbits all rolled into one fascinating story! Thoroughly enjoyable!

Faith filled and fun !!!

I enjoy Mr Raymond Arroyo on EWTN and was interested to try out this series.
It didn't disappoint!
Charming and humorous.
Parents and kiddos will enjoy the story of a young boy's adventures as he battles otherworldly foes and learns humility, courage and faith along the way 🙏🏻

Thanx Mr Arroyo !

A creative new series of adventures

I really enjoyed Raymond arroyo’s voices for each character he is very talented. I also enjoyed the story he’s creating around biblical artifacts and characters. Although a lot of the material is fiction for instance the staff of Moses existing and Elisha‘s mantle, it is a neat way to introduce children to the Bible and the real life characters that exist in the Bible. He also suddenly presents this material he doesn’t hit you over the head with that and he introduces scripture without quoting chapter and verse so that those familiar with the content of the Bible will know it’s context but others will be like wow that’s a neat piece of wisdom or saying. My only drawback is that I was constantly comparing this book to the Harry Potter series. had i read these books 1st I might’ve had an even better impression of these books than I did.