The Stones of Aer

The Shattering of Kingdoms, Book 3

By: Emmet Moss

Narrated by: Simon Vance

The battle lines have been drawn.

The An’Dari and his allies have embarked upon their quest for one of the missing Stones of Aer. The lost artifact of legend may hold the key to saving those trapped in the Grey. Pursued by the enemy, the survival of an entire ancient race is in their hands.

With the summer months fast approaching, defiant mercenary companies continue to clash with the forces of the new Protectorate Empire. The prince’s army, now camped at the Dwarven fortress of Celig Helme, hones its skills in preparation for all-out war. In the lands of the Northern Council, Elizabeth Mayne continues to navigate the political arena in Hallenford. Meanwhile, in the occupied port city of Edentor, rebels plan the daring rescue of a foreign noblewoman.

And, fulfilling a Silveryn prophecy, an infamous name from the past reaches out from the shadows - Kaleris has returned.

©2020 Emmet Moss (P)2021 Podium Audio

The reader is the main attraction here.

Story is so so but performance is superb and makes it a great distraction and relaxation tool. Nothing too intense here so it’s great for a casual relaxing listen. The grotesque details of events are thankfully omitted and swearing is kept minimal in time period correct fantasy manner. Very pleased with this author but I think carrying on a series too long is taking its toll and a new saga is in order.

The story flows

The character development is phenomenal and the continuity
Of the story makes you want more . The narrator is genius as any who have listened to Simon Vance already know .

A good listen.

Overall, very well done, my only criticism, if any, is the chapters jump from person to person a little much for my tastes. I prefer to have a little longer with each character.

However, that's just my personal opinion; overall, it's well done.

Such a Great Adventure!

Wow... gripping and entertaining story. I'm looking forward to the next book already. A fantastic series.

Finally

Moss finally rewards the dedicated reader with an almost brilliant storyline in the third novel. He seems to be hitting his stride as he develops his story and characters.

Simon Vance is brilliant as always.

I am looking forward to the 4th novel.