Dragon Ghosts Volume 3

De: Lisa McMann

Narrado por: Fiona Hardingham

Ten years after Alex and Aaron Stowe brought peace to Quill and Artimé, their younger twin sisters journey beyond Artimé in the third novel in the New York Times bestselling sequel series to The Unwanteds, which Kirkus Reviews called “The Hunger Games meets Harry Potter.”

Devastated by loss and hampered by a civil war in the Land of the Dragons, Fifer and Simber struggle to lead the rest of their team in a seemingly hopeless search for Fifer’s twin. Meanwhile, Thisbe, pounded by images of Grimere’s dark history and her growing feelings of abandonment, considers leaving Rohan behind in a desperate gamble that could lead her home...or to her death. Back in Artimé, chaos reigns. A new mage steps up to restore the magical land, but finds unexpected trouble at home and discovers—too late—that the Revinir’s controlling grip has reached into the vulnerable heart of Artimé.

Good book

An amazing plot with some parts that are irresistible to cry about if you've read the other series the unwanteds and the past two books in the series. Action packed with a lot of twists and turns.

I will love this series no matter what

Every one of the quest series it is always so darn close! I hate it but love it at the same time, that’s what makes it a great book! What I mean by so darn close, is when the group decides to do something or go somewhere The person they’re trying to rescue leaves the place that the group is going and something bad always happens. It’s frustrating but that’s what makes it a good book. Thank you so much Lisa McMann, The unwanted‘s will always have a place in my heart.

Cliffhanger

Awesome story! The ending left us on edge; wanting more. We can't wait for the next book!

Good story…but the performer lacks

The readers voice of Simba was almost painful to listen to. Simba was such a great character in the original series and while I understand the new series has different reader, Simba’s regal nature was lost and he almost sounds mentally slow in this rendition. The rest of her character voices are fine ….just not nearly as good as the original.

Awesome

It is a very entertaining book to listen to thank for writing this book I love it. Thank you Lisa McMann and Fiona Hardingham! Thank sooooo much!

The narrator

I don’t like tha they change the narrator after she read a book and then they changed narrator so I hate the book, but I love the book/such a shock

Ahhhhhhhhh! Why does Alex die!?

ALEX how dare you die you where the best ever!!!! Ah ah ah ah ah

Amazing

This was an amazing book it was so enjoyable thank you!!!
Also keep up the good work!!!

Good to have the story continue....

I am a big fan of Lise McMann. I have read all her books and love the way she creates these wonderful islands with such creative flair. I am sad to say this book is not one of my favorites. The plot is a little slow and the way the readeracts out the characters is a little lacking compared to earlier books. The characters are still intriguing, but it is missing the variety of magical creatures,and the spark that used to come from the characters, that are so forefront in her other books. The setting is the same as the past book and it has a sad, dreary tone.

confusing accent changes by reader

Simba's Southern accent is painful to listen to. Everybody else has an Indian accent now. unless the story being narrated. so you don't really know who is speaking by the sound of their voice unless narrator says who is speaking. I like this series' stories, but only want this narrator for stories that need the beautiful lilt of an Indian accent.