The Shadow Within

Legends of the Guardian-King

De: Karen Hancock

Narrado por: Adam Verner

Abramm Kalladorne has returned to Kiriath to claim the crown he thought he would never wear and to prepare his people for the inevitable attack of the armies of the Black Moon. Though fiercely opposed by his own kin and reluctant to thrust his country into civil war at the worst possible time, he nevertheless believes this course of action is Kiriath's only hope of salvation.

In the midst of this turmoil, a headstrong princess from a neighboring realm endeavors to uncover Abramm’s secrets—including his heroic exploits as the White Pretender and the fact that he wears a golden shield upon his chest—and her interference threatens to destroy any chance he has of maintaining his rightful place of king.

Against a backdrop of somber council meetings and back-alley sword fights, of magnificent ballrooms and windswept mountain fortresses, plots and counterplots unfold as old alliances dissolve and new ones form. If he is to succeed, Abramm must come to terms with his own limitations—and the sufficiency of the one who controls his destiny.

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©2024 Karen Hancock (P)2024 Oasis Audio

Fantastic series

I read this series back in Highschool and it’s great to be able to listen to them at work.

Truths of faith delightfully weaved into fantasy

I just adore how Karen Hancock weaves deep truths of faith within the fantastical world of this series. I find myself crying, laughing, and growing alongside the characters as I journey with them and see them learn to trust the Lord through the trials and battles they must overcome.

Epic fantasy adventure

Light vs dark, good vs evil, struggle, persecution, and finally success but not always in the way you expect! I loved this book and can’t recommend it enough

Character Development

Well written in all ways. All the characters are great. Love the story and focus on God

It was better than the first.

Light of Eidon was honestly hard to get though, but this one was better. Still one trial after another, after another, (not to mention the narrator still seems new to this), but there were at least some lighter moments in this tale to soften all the hardship. I'm looking forward to the next one.