Of Gods and Dragons

Beneath the Dragoneye Moons, Book 16

De: Selkie Myth

Narrado por: Andrea Emmes

Countless Joyful Dawns

Elaine, Iona, Auri, and Fenrir enjoy life as the years and centuries roll by.

Their idyllic lifestyle is shattered when Erebus, the planetoid sent by the mad lich Thanwa Temirak, arrives on an intercept course to Pallos. Gods, Dragons, and every Classer on Pallos must work together to save the entire world.

And as Iona levels, the spectre of a showdown between the Paladin and Lun'Kat rises. It is time to complete the divine quest that Selene and Lunaris have assigned her.

It is time to free the moons.

©2025 Selkie Myth (P)2025 Mango Media

my god

I have never loved a book series more and I fear I never will again. I would give a year of memories to be able to read this with fresh eyes. I love how this story progressed and I can not think of or emagine a better finaly. thanks from the bottom of my heart. I will never forget you

almost perfect, but this one thing bugs me too much

in the last explanation of her skills, one isn't really explained, and [The World Around Me] is completely skipped.
otherwise the story is a brilliant masterpiece.

One of the greatest series ever

I love this series. One of the first I started on audible and I've been hooked ever since. there is so many good things I can say about the series I could go on forever so all I will say is I will miss this series and will always remember Beneath the Dragoneye Moons as one of my favorite series. As Elaine would say I will never forget you

amazing

I loved this series and I will miss it. I hope the author writes more amazing books and I will be looking forward to those books

I will never forget you

First let me talk about my only real flaw with the book, preview at the end advertising other audiobook. Just inflate the listening time and nobody like ads even if audible flaw system makes it understandable.

With that out of the way, no real complaint. The book already felt aimless for a while with one true goal left which we do get at the end. So it make sense for it to finish snd it finish on a high note. While being aimless sound like a flaw, the world is big and imaginative with the characters being great, that I personally did not minded. The more serious aspect toward the end was the same fun and creative, and left the audience with a satisfying ending. I will miss the series, and won't forget it anytime soon.