The Lighthouse at the End of the World

Jack of All, Book 2

De: Leumas Llewtnac

Narrado por: Leumas Llewtnac

The sequel to FLIPSIDE! Book two in the JACK OF ALL series!

The lighthouse is cursed. The keeper is missing.

Captain Decker Donald is perfectly content in his isolated misery, until he receives news that his friend and former colleague has vanished. Decker intends to get to the bottom of his friend’s disappearance, and more importantly, keep the light on.

Harriet was looking forward to being posted alongside her father, but he was gone before she arrived, and there is something wrong in the tower.

Stenner Braunn commands the Daylight Crew. Their ship is headed east, with nothing but ancient ruins to guide their way. He has doubts about their journey, but his job is to kill, not to think. Especially with the Night Crew watching.

Something is pulling at their strings, dragging them toward the Lighthouse at the End of the World.

©2024 Leumas Llewtnac via Llewtnac Publishing (P)2024 Leumas Llewtnac via Kepler Production Studios

I'm furious this book has the gall to end.

Leumas has done it again. A self contained sequel that doesn't rely on its predecessor but is absolutely amplified by it. The outstanding narration is both emotionally rich and hysterical. This book makes roller coasters look like slip and slides. the mastery of storytelling, dialogue, and characterization is abundantly off apparentw when contrasted with the fantastical setting. the series is on its way to becoming my favorite of all time.

A rollercoaster

With his characteristic style, Leumas takes us on an emotional joyride. A worthy sequel and great fun.

A once-in-a-lifetime experience

If you're looking for the next great story to listen to, look no further. The Lighthouse at the End of the World by Leumas Llewtnac is narrated by the author himself, and done in such an enchanting way that it is an entirely separate experience from reading the physical copy. Llewtnac's voice acting skills far exceed expectations when it comes to typical narration, and you will find yourself enraptured by the pictures his words paint for you. Not only does Llewtnac use a different voice for every character-- making it very easy to listen to and follow along with-- but the range in which he does so is specifically showcased within the later chapters of this book where the listener gets to hear exactly how extremely talented this artist truly is. I've said it before and will continue to say it as long as necessary, that this author is a master at his craft, who will continuously bring his audience along on a fantastic, thrilling ride of adventure, and who will forever be blessed with the many ways in which he can tell a story.