Whispers of a World Breaker

Elmerïan, Book 1 (Elmerïan Chronicles)

De: Corey Ratliff

Narrado por: Jez Sands

Aric’s job is simple; assist the elves as they moved dragon eggs across the kingdom.

When an orc raid leaves a dragon in peril and her egg vulnerable, the responsibility falls into Aric’s hands to complete the mission. But when the dragon hatches, Aric’s life is thrown into disarray.

Accused of being the world breaker of an old prophecy by the elves, sought after by the ever-growing orc clans as vengeance against the elves, and desired by the human kings and queens for power, Aric will stop at nothing to protect his new dragon. It may be the only thing that can turn the tides of the war.

Can Aric fight fate and save the world, or is he destined by the whispers of a world breaker?

©2023 Corey Ratliff (P)2023 Corey Ratliff

Excellent debut book

Corey Ratliff has created a very interesting world for us to explore. This is a great debut novel by any measure. It is well written with a great story and interesting characters. I appreciate the lore being paced over the course of the story in what felt like a very natural way. And the lore that we get in the later part of the book makes me anxious for the next book to figure out how this world came to be.
The audio performance could have been better. There is a decent amount of whispering and none of it is a stage whisper, which makes it difficult to catch the first time if you have the volume set at a reasonable level. There also was not enough variation for the female narration.

try to focus on one character

focusing on two or more sometimes gets people confused or cuts back on the immersion of the book and for those who want to try this book it's good I give it a thumbs up

If you like dragons try this audiobook

This is an excellent epic fantasy story. There is a dragon egg to save. A quest that requires bravery, loyalty and boldness. I love dragon stories ever since I read Eragon many years ago. This will not disappoint.

excellent paste, most fantasy books tend to drag or lack depth.

too many cloak and daggers. I like a mystery as much as the next person but it can be a little too much.

Ryan Cahill Lite

Not a bad listen if your just waiting for the next Ryan Cahill book. I could do with less LGBTG stuff, overwhelming and does not help the story at all - just makes awkward and less enjoyable.

The narrator cannot do a woman’s voice to save his life which makes it hard to understand at times!