Zeud & the Prophets of Atomic Fire

A Reemergence Novel, Book 5

By: Chris Philbrook

Narrated by: Raphael Corkhill

Zeud; one of seven and the dragon of flame has taken Abraham and Spoon into her island retreat off the coast of Greece to give the younger Tapper agent time to heal from the grievous wounds he suffered in London. On the outside, Abe seems to be progressing well. On the inside....

But then the news tells of a massive explosion in the Quarantine Zone surrounding Fukushima, Japan. This explosion caused damage to the ruins, but somehow...removed all the radiation from the reactor catastrophe, and left behind the signs of powerful magic.

Abraham and Spoon bring Zeud to Japan to investigate, and are dragged into a unfolding catastrophe at the hands of those responsible for the Fukushima incident. You see...they were trying to fix Japan’s scar with their magic, but in the process, unleashed something never before combined on Earth....

The power of magic, mixed with the power of the atom.

Time is short before what they have done will destroy far more than Japan, and it’s a race for the two Tapper agents, and the Dragon of Fire to stop them.

Can the dragon of fire fight a nuclear bomb?

©2019 Christopher Philbrook (P)2019 Audible, Inc.

awesome!

as usual Chris knocks it out of the park in the latest addition to the Reemergence series!

Another great one!

I loved the book and the way it keeps you captivated! The only single issue I had at all was with the narrator, the way he pronounced Zeud. It shouldn't be pronounced "Zude"... it's "Zay-ude". Like the original narrator.

meh

prob the most boring book in the series. not terrible but not nearly as good as the others.

Another great work.

Well another great book in the series, well written and great story i personally didnt care for the voice as much but overall still great.

Great book! Loved it!

I'm looking forward to more of your work! Loved this book and the whole series. Thanks!

As Always Great

The development and growth of characters along with the addition of another makes this book worth while!! The dialogue of Zeud is terrific her character is terrific!! Keep up the good work!!!

Interesting and fun.

Overall I'd say this is my second favorite book of the series. It's quick and to the point but I didn't feel like it was rushed. I would have liked some scenes to be more elaborate and fleshed out, but I don't think it was absolutely necessary.
The Narrator wasn't bad, I could always tell who was talking based on the voices. I didn't exactly like some of them though. not bad.
I'm excited to learn more about this world the author has made.

Another Amazing Dragon

Abraham and Spoon return as Zued the Dragon of Fire is tasked with stopping a Nuclear Bomb (with a twist) after an explosion in a quarantine zone.

I found myself rooting for the "bad guys" throughout this story as the race to the end will have you on the edge of your seat from the very beginning.

The latest entry into the Reemergence series is definitely worth picking up! Philbrooks writing and Corkhill's reading make this series a MUST HAVE!

Fun, Complex, and another Dragon, love it all!

This was another blast to read/listen to! Chris Philbrook manages to write the awesome power and personality of dragons and mix that into a cast of humans and non-humans that continiously expand the complexity of the Reemergence World, each book adds more possibilities to where the known cast and future characters could go and do. I can't do a top 5 dragons because we haven't gotten books with all of them but Zeud was a mix of a warm hearth and barely contained supernova, which as the Dragon of Fire makes sense. Spoon was fun and great as usual. Abe comes back, read and find out where his head is, and I can't wait to see what book 6 brings.

Raphael brings another dragon to life, and even the older characters that started with another voice, and that takes skill. I look forward to hearing more stories from him!

Book of Fire

this was a very well written book The story kept you interested and I love how everything was interconnected even the characters from the very first book The only thing I felt objective or four was the performer he did not pronounce the words the way they pronounced in the first three books they changed the dragons names are just the pronunciation of their names and that was disorientated but I would still recommend this for the story along