Immortal War

Beneath the Dragoneye Moons, Book 14

De: Selkie Myth

Narrado por: Andrea Emmes

The cycle comes to an end as the long-anticipated Immortal War kicks off once again.

Powerful Immortals, living for eternity, have had centuries to millennia to build up their power, wary of their neighbors doing the same thing. When the first shot is fired, thousands of plans and doomsday weapons are unleashed, once again nearly scouring all life from the face of Pallos.

Elaine is having none of this nonsense.

Tossed from one crisis to another like a leaf in the wind, Elaine and the rest of the Eventide Eclipse are stretched to their limits, doing everything in their power to save lives.

But as the cataclysmic war tears Pallos apart, as ancient dragons descend to unleash their wrath, as pebbles going the speed of light descend upon cities, Elaine is faced with a terrible decision.

She can't save everyone. Who is she going to pick?

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CoachMD

One of my favorite series!!! White Dove is just plain disrespectful.
One of the best isekai/reincarnation series I’ve ever read, highly recommend to fellow fans of the genres

Mangos

This episode is pretty good. Narration is fine. The war part of the book wasn’t super long and drawn out, which is great. Packing of the story was good.

The main character isn’t my favorite, but she is good enough to warrant good marks And for new to continue listening whenever the last two books are recorded.

Sudden and Inevitable Immortal War

Reminds me of New Horizon. The beginning or new adventures. Great start. Leaves you hungry for more. 5 stars all over.

Great

a few to many off screen deaths for my liking. many important people to the story are gone

the best thing since sliced bread

amazing pacing amazing storyline absolutely amazing this got me through the hardest time of my life

very disjointed

book very disjointed. . . good narrator. . . might get the next book in the series.

Still talking about the story instead of telling it

This series used to be pretty good. I keep holding onto hope it will come back, but the author keeps jumping around in time and talking about things that happened instead of letting the reader/ listener experience them happening.

Place Holder Book

This book is either a money grab or the author was forced to put something out. Hope this isn’t the series now. If so, I’ll move on.

About 20% of the book reflects the title. The rest was more inner monologue or discussion about NOTHING IMPORTANT. We understand decision making but we also don’t drone on inside our own heads about it. So much fluff and not even for a cushion. I think this genre needs editors and publishers to make sure the story has a finite time so it doesn’t drag on.

I liked this story and characters a lot until…

The big timeskip. At some point she got parallel thought and the author decided that every decision that’s made we, the reader, have to listen to all of the options and why they’re good/bad. I really really like the story overall, but I eventually started skipping forward when she “spun another thought” or her “thought led her to thinking”. IMO if we didn’t have to listen to every one of her rumination’s we could combine the last 3 books into 1 story.
Sadly I don’t see this stopping in the final books of the series, but I’ll probably still get them.

Welp

The pacing felt chaotic and constant rapid change of scenery felt like I could not grasp and depth. DnD with 5 hours left.

Bummer as I’ve adored this series so much especially early.