End of Days

By: Roland Yeomans

Narrated by: Francene Lockett

Everyone knows how the world will end. Everyone is wrong.

"Sometimes to fight for the Light, you have to do it in the dark." (Victor Standish)

The trouble with one of the undead loving a mortal is that it always ends...with the death of the mortal. And so Alice Wentworth has lost Victor Standish.

Or has she? Is that his shade she keeps seeing at St. Marrok's?

St. Marrok's.

The most eerie high school in which you will ever die. Some call it the high school for the damned. The damned merely laugh.

Located in the lovely, Katrina-devastated French Quarter, it stands as it has always stood since the sky chariot of the Queen of the Tuatha de Danann was shot down over Roswell, New Mexico in June 1947.

St. Marrok's is a school run by the Sidhe for all the preternatural children of America. A few mortal teenagers are invited for the amusement and education in the frailties of humans for the Sidhe.

Now, the celestial configurations are almost in alignment. The Nameless Ones are nearly through the frayed barrier between their dimensions and ours. The plan set into motion in 1947 by the Tuatha de Danann is finished.

Plots and counter-plots by Sidhe, revenants, and Olympian/Asgardian factions are all coming to a head. The End of Days is at hand.

And only Alice Wentworth, a Victorian ghoul, with a rag-tag group of misfit students and human teachers stand a chance at stopping it. All it will take is their lives and all they hold dear....

©2012 Roland D. Yeomans (P)2013 Roland D. Yeomans

Enchanting

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Yes. Easy to listen and entertaining

What did you like best about this story?

The lifelike characters told through talented narration

Which character – as performed by Francene Lockett – was your favorite?

Alice Wentworth

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

You never know what kind of warriors will fight to save the end of days......

Any additional comments?

Roland Yeomans lyrical world comes to life with the voice of Francine Lockett. She does a remarkable job capturing the characters in Yeomans urban novel, 'End of Days'. This is the first audio book I have listeded to which did not sound animated. The story is wonderful and the adventure in words given by a clever narrative makes this book definately worth listening to.