Arty & the Forest of the Forsaken

De: Nicholas Jauregui

Narrado por: Harry Rundle

Twelve-year-old Arty has always dreamed of becoming a knight. He just never expected to have to become one so soon...

When a power-hungry dark wizard seizes control of Camelot, Arty and his ragtag group of misfit friends are forced into the fight of their lives.

With their families trapped and their home in danger, the only hope of saving the kingdom lies deep within the cursed Forest of the Forsaken. To survive its deadly magic, twisting paths, and lurking monsters, they must become the heroes they've always dreamed of being.

But before they can face what lies ahead, they'll have to put their differences aside and stand together if they want to make it out alive.

Because Camelot doesn't need perfect knights...

It needs brave ones.

©2020 Nicholas Mikel Jauregui (P)2021 Nicholas Mikel Jauregui

A Surprisingly Complete and Comprehensive Story.

I didn’t have much in terms of expectations for this book: not that it didn’t look good, but I believe I am far from the intended target audience. Needless to say, the book was surprisingly heartfelt and well-thought!

I kinda skimmed the blurb when I bought the book, so I didn’t realize the story’s implied plot based on the setting until way later than I should have. That aside, I found myself listening in a relatively short period of time compared to other books I’ve bought. The simple prose and explorative character design did its job, and I never found myself questioning the nitty gritty fantasy stuff that I usually do.

Nicholas wrote a pleasantly simple story that I was able to relax and listen to without worrying about plot holes or questioning narrative decisions. I think the inherent loosening of my subconscious writer’s criticism says enough to me about how well this book was written. I highly recommend it!

Wonderful adventure story

What a fun adventure story! Excited to see what Arty and his friends do next!