The Lore of the Evermen

The Evermen Saga, Book 4

By: James Maxwell

Narrated by: Simon Vance

Length: 13 hrs and 8 mins

Publisher's summary

The fourth book in the Evermen Saga.

The Lord of the Night is coming. The future of civilization is at stake.

Miro, high lord of Altura, is in the Imperial capital to prepare the Empire for the onslaught. He knows his homeland lies directly in the enemy's path but struggles to form the alliances he needs.

As the high lords bicker, Ella seeks the help of the newly crowned emperor, Killian. But, amid the growing tensions, their responsibilities drive them apart and, as emperor, Killian can't be seen to favor Ella's homeland.

Against a backdrop of old hurts, guilty secrets, and shaky new allegiances, people of all nations and abilities must learn to trust one another again, and form a united front against a powerful enemy intent on destroying them once and for all.

©2014 James Maxwell (P)2014 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved

great

the story was just as good as the other 2 a very well written book. I know I will be listening to this story again.

Great Series

This is my favorite type of book. This epic series that takes you around the world. What a wonderful way to spend my driving time.

The narration is great. The story is so action packed. Great fun.

Thoroughly enjoyable but a little too convenient

I've now finished listening to this series and I enjoyed the entire thing. Simon Vance, as always, makes this book come alive and choosing him as a reader saved it, because the story itself sort of falls together too easily -- too many last minute saves, narrow escapes, etc. etc. The term dues ex machina definitely comes to mind.

So, I would unhesitatingly suggest this as an enjoyable tale, but at same time, warn people that they shouldn't expect anything deep or terribly moving from the text itself. This is a real shame because some of the premises, like the nature of gods, are very interesting and could have been the subject of much deeper inquiry. As it is, it is a fun and enjoyable bit of fluff, great for whiling the miles away, and certainly not a source of frustration. But do realize, it is Simon Vance's skill as a reader, that saves this book from being entirely skippable.

Modern Classic

This is a gem of a saga in my mind. Loved the story, the characters, the wisdom, the depth, the epic quality. This will definitely be on my list of audios for rereads. There's just so much here.

Fantastic storyline

I love this series. The author and the reader take you on an amazing trip through another world. This series is complex and developed and wonderful.

The Lore of the Evermen.

Absolutely loved these books! Want another one to read. Would love if the Author continued the series!!

Very enjoyable

I bought the first book and I wasn't too sure but it got good I really enjoyed the series and the last book on my goodness, I have recommended this to my son and he is been waiting for me to buy the fourth book we both enjoyed it very much

Everything a fantasy story should be!

Immensely enjoyable, scintillating, frustrating, perilous and ultimately satisfying. A must read, (book one through four), for any fantasy enthusiast. Plus a simply great naaration

tremendous fantasy Quadrilogy

If you could sum up The Lore of the Evermen in three words, what would they be?

That is impossible

Who was your favorite character and why?

Mere-Ro, Tremendous moral character with a rational decision making, at it's finest. He takes the high road always even at his own peril but makes correct decisions at every turn. Morality with extreme sympathy but willing to sacrifice himself first.

Which character – as performed by Simon Vance – was your favorite?

same as above

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

no, but not because it wasn't good enough. it was so good that I wanted to make it last as long as possible

Any additional comments?

Trying the next Maxwell/Vance combo next and will rate it next.

great start to finish

I really enjoyed this series. start to finish. i felt the ending wrapped it up nicely but not rushed and didn't leave a ton for me to "want to know what happened"