Defying Destiny

The War of Broken Mirrors, Book 3

By: Andrew Rowe

Narrated by: Nick Podehl

It’s been almost a year since the Trials of Unyielding Steel.

When Lydia gets a lead on the whereabouts of Jonathan Sterling, she concludes her training with a legendary immortal sorcerer and puts a plan in motion for his capture.

Near Selyr, Taelien reunites with an old friend—Wrynn Jaden, the legendary Witch of a Thousand Shadows—and meets with Jonan to make a deal.

Jonan, of course, has other concerns. His master, the legendary Lady of Thieves herself, has given him a new assignment—one that hints at world-shaping events, if he can survive the mission. He’ll partner with Velas, but she has her own problems to deal with, including a revelation that will test where her loyalties truly lie.

©2020 Andrew Rowe (P)2020 Podium Audio

Fun and exciting adventure

My biggest complaint is that there was not more of it. Well worth the listen.

So hype!

I started this universe in the middle and had to go back to the beginning just to work my way back up. The progression has me totally invested! Already moving on to the next book asap! ❤

Totally loved it!

The book is Great. The series is Great. The narrator is Great. I love it all.

The only complaint I have, and it's a small one, is the names. I find several of the names to be too close to each other, not to mention that everyone seems to have several, it gets a tiny bit confusing.

Great book

So i’m torn on the rating. It’s a great book and series but the fight scene towards the end gets albeit ridiculous. Kind of like Dragon Ball Z or Naruto where the fights just invent new ways to continue. The next series gets better though. I read them out of order and that one is better.

pulls you in

the narration is awsome. all the a few frustrating moments pop they are limited to slight over explanations or problems that could be solved had the characters just spoken to each other more.

that being said these books are amazing and draw you in I felt a connection to every main character and most side characters. the authors ability to answer questions with questions is reflective of real life and so is the main point of the stories I can't actually point out which plot was the main one because of the smoothe life like transition of one goal to the next. I found myself wanting to know so much more about all the plots and characters that I've decided to check out the other 2 series that are "related" to this one and im hoping im not disappointed. I will edit my review once I've checked both out to address how similar or not they are.