Masks of the Miscam

Noss Saga, Book 2

De: Joaquín Baldwin

Narrado por: Magnus Carlssen

A stunning sequel that expands an already vast universe.

Withervale burns.

After a terrifying encounter with the Red Stag, Lago-Sterjall and the wayfarers venture to Zovaria, but all they find in the Pink Capital is betrayal. Chased by enemies within and without, they take refuge in a land of magical beauty: the Moordusk Dome.

A mischievous and seductive caracal prince lurks in the domed land of felids, and he has set his eyes on Lago. But Lago's heart beats to the tune of the mountains, yearning for the lover he was forced to leave behind.

The adventurers embark on a search for one of the missing animal spirits, the wise Mamóru. The ancient mammoth may hold the key to unlock the knowledge of the distant past, the only hope to defeat the growing army of the Negian Empire.

Like treasure chests waiting to be opened, more domes await, holding within them as many riches as dangers. The wayfarers travel on, in a quest to uncover the very consciousness of nature.

Noss is waiting for them.

Masks of the Miscam is the second installment of the Noss Saga, an epic LGBTQ+ fantasy series.

Narrated by Magnus Carlssen, with music by Iain James Armour.

©2024 Joaquín Baldwin (P)2024 Joaquín Baldwin

Furry Adventure

Each mask brings new challenges for our wayfarers, but I am hooked and must see their adventure through to the end!

Amazing

So visual, so well paced. This is so enthralling and amazing. You care about the world and characters

Rich world development and riveting storyline

The Noss Saga is absolutely riveting. The author’s ability to conjure up such rich and detailed characters and world images make this a delight to read. The storyline will leave you on the edge of your seat such that you won’t want to put it down. The narrated version is really well done as well! I can’t wait to see where the story goes next!

Wow, such an engaging and in depth story with very well done naration

Excellent plot balance for an LGBT. The natural progress of the plot, character development, world building, and realistic balance of LGBT topics/characters. Too many LGBT books over focus on these topics and forsake the plot in doing so, but this was perfectly balanced. The in depth world building and inclusion of real world science terms, prehistoric & non extinct animals, and a plethora of online reference guides to help was phenomenal! To develop new languages is so cool. The narrator did an amazing job creating unique and consistent voices too, though he should avoid singing. 😅. I'd definitely rate higher than 5 stars of i could. Can't wait for the rest of the series

the telling of the story and the way it makes you see some things in a new way.

not enough about the big Bear and leaving the dog behind. Yes the ice and the dog don't mix its a harness for a reason