Quest Chasers: The Deadly Cavern

De: Thomas Lockhaven, Grace Lockhaven

Narrado por: Amy Johnson

Magic, fantasy, adventure, action, suspense, puzzles, challenges - all in one book: Quest Chasers: The Deadly Cavern. A top 100 best seller, The Deadly Cavern has already been described by one reader as "Harry Potter meets National Treasure", and the book is similar in style to the popular J.K. Rowling creations. Great book for the mature preteen.

If you knew that your curiosity may take you to a place from which you may never return, would you go?

Tommy and Eevie get trapped in an underground labyrinth filled with deadly traps and puzzles. They must solve each riddle to survive, but every solution leads them closer to what is certain to be their demise.

The Deadly Cavern is the first book of Quest Chasers, a fantasy series where characters Tommy and Eevie are taken on a magical adventure you won't soon forget.

If you like fantasy, magical lands, and puzzles, then you'll love Grace and Thomas Lockhaven's Quest Chasers!

©2016 Twisted Key Publishing, LLC (P)2017 Twisted Key Publishing, LLC

Awesome

This is an awesome book for the kids. The narration is fabulous. She brings the characters to life with the different tones. This book would make a great family time or just getting the kids to relax for a little while.

A great story

This was such a great story. A great one to read to your grandkids. Tommy sees something strange. He gets Evie and they go investigate. They had already been escorted off the grounds once. They got to the strange tree & sure enough they ended up becoming trapped. They had some clues so they put their heads together to find a way out. Their journey involved hidden dangers & puzzles. They wondered if they would ever make it out. Loved the characters.

When two kids help out things turn strange

This was a fun mini adventure full of riddles and quests. Definitely a fun listen with main characters that don't always succeed on their first tries.

Middle Grade Escape Room Like Fantasy

This was a quick read at just under 3 1/2 hours. I listened to this with my 11 and 15 year old sons and we all really enjoyed it. The story is clean enough for any age but I would say 3rd-4th grade and up. These two friends go and investigate a tree that had attacked their classmate to prove to the rest of the class he wasn't lying. They get too close and find themselves trapped underground and have to find their way out. It quickly becomes clear that they have to solve puzzles and riddles to advance through and so the adventure begins. There are fantasy creatures, magic and plenty of thrills.

Narrator was ok a solid 3🌟, had a pleasant voice, and did a good job with the acting, but the differentiation between characters wasn't really there.

—I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

where's the rest of the story???

This is almost like only the middle of a great epic adventure.... like all the breathing space in a story was cut out...???