Buried Heart

De: Kate Elliott

Narrado por: Georgia Dolenz

The explosive finale to World Fantasy Award finalist Kate Elliott's captivating New York Times best-selling young adult series

In this third book in the epic Court of Fives series, Jessamy is the crux of a revolution forged by the Commoner class hoping to overthrow their longtime Patron overlords. But enemies from foreign lands have attacked the kingdom, and Jes must find a way to unite the Commoners and Patrons to defend their home and all the people she loves. Will her status as a prominent champion athlete be enough to bring together those who have despised one another since long before her birth? Will she be able to keep her family out of the clutches of the evil Lord Gargaron? And will her relationship with Prince Kalliarkos remain strong when they find themselves on opposite sides of a war?

Find all the answers in this beautifully written and exciting conclusion to World Fantasy Award finalist Kate Elliott's debut New York Times best-selling young adult trilogy!

©2017 Kate Elliot (P)2017 Hachette Audio

Great story and characters!

the last book in this trilogy, held its mystery til the end, had a great ending and gives its main character (and others) real depth and complicated feelings. I highly recommend the whole series to fantasy readers who are looking for more diversity and rich worlds.

strong ending

So sad this trilogy is over. narrator was superb and I will be listening to more of her. the author did an incredible job with this trilogy and I can't wait to see more from her.

It was pretty good

Overall I think the story was stretched a little bit too much and should have stopped.

Great overall conclusion to the series

Great overall conclusion to the series, I really couldn't put it down, but *MILD SPOILER* ...

I found the very end so disappointingly anti-climactic and hard to believe, after such emotional build up then quite a light conclusion. There was also still a sprinkling of moments throughout where the writing or contrivances quite distracted me and made me laugh or just try to forget the stupidity because I liked the story overall so much that I didn't want any reasons not to.

Incredibly juvenile and repetitive.. The narrator

Incredibly juvenile and repetitive.. The narrator was in constant gasping melodramatic voice and story was extremely repetitive. Could have been a single book instead of series. Also, characters made decisions that made no logical sense and the main character would say I learned my lesson or I'm going to do the right thing and then just do the exact same mistake. Very unbelievable, which was unfortunate as it could have been better.