The Shape of Rain

Part Three of the Newirth Mythology

De: Michael B. Koep

Narrado por: Gabrielle de Cuir, Stefan Rudnicki

Duración: 18 h y 11 m

Resumen del Editor

Michael B. Koep’s final installment in the Newirth Mythology trilogy brings a psychologist face to face with his greatest fear: madness. On the other side of the world, a professor of mythology struggles to interpret a sudden shift in the historical timeline, the mysterious discovery of the ruins of an ancient city, and the anomalous nature of Loche’s writing.

Discredited mythology professor Astrid Finnley believes gods and immortals once battled for a place in Creation - for a place of their own on the earth. When she is summoned to a secret archaeological dig site in Northern Idaho to translate an ancient script, she uncovers an unthinkable nightmare: a woman buried alive - for over a thousand years.

Psychologist Loche Newirth’s assassination is ordered to prevent him from rewriting history. But his former mentor, Dr. Marcus Rearden, wants him alive to torture, to command, to control. When Loche discovers his son is also a target, he flees, pursuing a lead that promises to end what his writing has started. Instead, the path vaults him back to the prehistory of his story - to a time when a venomous army of gods lay siege to the City of Immortals, and his little boy stands in the balance.

The Newirth Mythology trilogy is a wholly original, imaginative, and remarkably inventive approach to the thriller genre. Koep’s final installment, The Shape of Rain is a poetic, action-packed, and existential book that will leave you haunted and wowed.

©2018 Michael B. Koep (P)2019 Blackstone Publishing

Masterpiece

Wow! We LOVED THIS SERIES! What genius all around - the story, the prose and perfectly read.

Had to finish it.

Compelling & complex, wonderfully created worlds; just make sure you don’t get distracted while listening or you’ll have to rewind. So many unpronounceable names and stretches of dialogue in other languages; it would have been difficult, had we been reading the text; probably better that they were spoken for us this way.
I enjoyed the wrapping up of the story by the author’s little tale of his own life.
It sounds like this trilogy was a lifetime project for him…a modern day JRR Tolkien, complete with maps and language translations.

I knowthe characters so well they are old friends

the story became my friend as I was going through some tough times I needed an ally to keep close as my own chapters end and I am beginning my new journey. Your storytelling match ed with my new beginning gave a startling revelation that we were meant to meet at this time. your story has no real end as mine it's a story of infinity as well so thank you Michael B. Koep for the Adventure.
You are delightful.