Realms of Fire

Book 5 of The Redwing Saga

De: Sharon K. Gilbert

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

As the Stuart and Sinclair families prepare to celebrate Christmas at Branham, a mysterious group called the Blackstone Exploration Society dig for hidden secrets in the estate’s old tunnels. After one of the group’s volunteers is found murdered, Charles Sinclair must use all his skill to unmask the killer; be he spirit or flesh. Redwing is fracturing, and even Raziel is at risk; whilst in France, a powerful challenger arises. The powers and principalities of hell conspire to bewitch the men of the inner circle, and Redwing’s oldest goals bear evil fruit. Are Charles’s vivid dreams part of that plan? Are they lies, or is he beginning to remember his lost childhood? If so, then why do they always include a Dragon?

The depth of the story telling was excellent.

I love listening to the stories of how the spiritual intersects with the natural world. We are not a one dimensional being and the experiences we have in our lives must be recognized as multidimensional to navigate our purpose. Denial put us at risk for evil. I hope others will enjoy the book as much as I. I am going to listen again and again.

Easy to visualize realities we can't see

With each book, the realities of the unseen realm become more vivid; and, real; and, the fact that evil has a root cause dating back millions+ years.
This book dives deeper into evil encounters, the boldness it has to cause harm, and doesn't discriminate; Yet, its preference is the innocence and pure of heart.
There's a lot of diversity in the characters; and, brings out The dangers everyone experiences. Doesn't matter whether a person has Faith or Not. The author incorporates all kinds of people from every walk of life.
Personally, what I like the most, are The Prayers. Especially, when Spiritual attacks are taking place; and, fear overwhelms the ones in trouble.
I recommend The Reading Saga to everyone; those who enjoy being scared by bumps in the night. Will get that, too

One of my favorite listens

These books are grimy more complete and more real with each one. I would buy a couple complete sets in print if I could.