Centyr Dominance

Champions of the Dawning Dragons, Book 2

De: Michael G. Manning

Narrado por: Derek Perkins

Duración: 11 h y 1 m

Resumen del Editor

Moira Illeniel was the name she lived by, but her true heritage was more complicated than that. From birth she was the secretly adopted daughter of the most powerful wizard in the world, but few knew that her true birthright came from the Centyr lineage. Traveling to Dunbar to discover the fate of her vanished father, Moira must face the darker aspects of her power. Forced to fight a foe unlike anything seen before in Lothion, she will learn the reason for the warnings her mother's shade gave her - why certain abilities should never be used and some lines never crossed - for some doors, once opened, might never be closed again.

©2016 Michael G. Manning (P)2016 Podium Publishing

great book.

another great book I cannot wait for the third book to come out. it's worth listening to more than one

awesome book

love this book. on to the 3rd narrator is awesome too. must read. im going to recommend

Fantastic!

This series is truly fantastic, the only thing is, I wish it was a bit longer!

Great story

In some parts I was a little worried about the way the story was going but in the end it was something I binge listened too :)

Exciting

Love these books! Can't wait for the next one. You will not be able to put this one down.

The twisting of Moira

A very good continuation of the Mageborn saga. While much of the first half of the story revolves around the three young adult scions of the royal families and the older hunter/tracker in search of Mordecai, in one sense, it's more about the transitioning of the young adults from their sheltered and naive youth to that of clear-headed and cold awareness of the world around them. This is most profoundly thrust upon Moira as she finds herself becoming aware of heretofore unknown powers. Powers so horrible that, when exercised, strips her innocence and makes her so wrought with guilt that her personality borders on psychopathy.

There are several grievous moments where, in the aftermath, the protagonists are left second guessing their decisions to the point of being debilitating. While not clearly outlined, the author subtly touches on the concept of fate, destiny or self-determination and while he provides no clear answers, he does burnish the sharp edges of the consequences.

While there are a few weak areas in the story such as the dragons where they mostly play the role of transportation, with sometimes breaking/burning things, the hunter/tracker's Asperger Syndrome being over used, &c but, even so, the book was enjoyable, made the more so by the excellent talents of the narrator.

Fantastic !!

Loved it ! Great story !! Can't wait for the next one. Fantasticly good reader.

solid fun

I look for solid good series. This is one of them. I have been hooked. It reminds me of David Eddings works, but different. The characters and details are well developed and engaging. This is one all ages can enjoy. I know my boys will as much as I do.

I love this series

Story is great, series is epic,, narrorator is excellent. I like this narrator almost ALMOST as much as the guy who did the Embers of Illeniel prequels

great story

story line kept me on the balls of my feet 90% of the time. definitely a must read/listen.