The House Between Worlds

The Milesian Accords, Book 4

De: Jon R. Osborne

Narrado por: Tristan Morris

The Milesian Accords have fallen, but their shadow remains.

As magic returns to the mundane world, so do supernatural creatures. A federal agent seeking answers, a spurned Nephilim searching for his fae-blood wife, and a primeval goddess hungering for power all seek Liam Knox, the First Druid of the Accords.

New allies and old foes appear as paths converge on a nexus between realities. No longer a simple farmhouse, the druid’s home has become a pathway between worlds and a locus of power.

Can Liam protect his family? Can he shield those who have no other place to go? And can he keep magic from destroying this world?

©2021 Jon R. Osborne (P)2022 Podium Audio

It was great

I can’t wait for the next book. If you are like me and hate endings, you won’t hate this one

Felt rushed but still good

The story came to a head sooner than expected or perhaps played out in an abrupt conflict

Awesome series

I loved the series, the way the narrator made it sound everything the story line the characters it was beautiful I will listen to it in about 6 months I loved it.

Great story

Definitely worth the read.I would recommend the entire series audio books. The narration is superb

Awesome!

Thoroughly enjoyed this fourth book in the series! My only regret is I now will have to wait for Mr. Osborne to finish the fifth to continue the journey. I hope the audio book follows the print version swiftly. Morris's performance definitely contributes greatlly to immersion in the story. Very well done!

Ended very well

Story took a great turn into story development for other arcs. Not just build up, bluff, and the occasional tantalizing episodes. Got me ready for more since I’m now so invested.

Bummer

Seems more like a short story. Guessing the writer wanted to get something out there to keep the interest up

Great story

Entertaining with solid plot and characters with depth. I have read the earlier three books in the series and would like a fifth.

Magic Is Real

Great story full of the old lore and plenty of contemporary neopagan culture. If you know, you know.

Not quite the same as 1-3 but still very good

The story sort of moves to a different phase of the overall arc. The first 3 books of the series were one large storyline culminating in the final fight. An excellent build up. This book moves past the challenge to the aftermath. Not quite as focused to a long term end but still an excellent story.
The reading performance has been great for all of them.