Fate of the Argosi

By: Sebastien de Castell

Narrated by: Joe Jameson, Kristin Atherton

INCLUDES AN AUDIO EXCLUSIVE Q&A BETWEEN FERIUS (KRISTIN ATHERTON) AND KELLEN (JOE JAMESON)

The third utterly compelling fantasy adventure in the ARGOSI trilogy, exploring the origins of the SPELLSLINGER series to enrapture devotees as well as newcomers alike.

While liberating a notorious thief from prison, Ferius Parfax encounters an inmate named Chedran, one of the last living members of her people, the Mahdek. Chedran is leading a group of young Mahdek who are determined to make a future for their people and Ferius agrees to help them find a place where they can live free from persecution.

Meanwhile, having repaid her debt to the thief, Ferius finds her feelings towards Arissa becoming more complicated as she decides what debt she owes the society into which she was born.

Another Fun Entry To The Life Of Ferius Parfax

I initially expected the backstory of Ferius Parfax to be one book. What a pleasure it is that it has now extended to a third book in a series. I also never expected Ferius's travels on the road to becoming an Argosi to turn out to be among my favorite storylines from author Sebastien de Castell. He takes this series in a bit of a darker theme than his other works, while also managing to retain his usual sense of humor and adventure, making this one of his most unique and enjoyable series.

Fate of the Argosi continues to follow Ferius as she attempts to find herself and her path, while also doing her best to save her people, The Mahdek, from extinction.

Overall, another very good addition to the Spellslinger/Argosi book series. The narration from Kristin Atherton was great and enhanced the story. Not sure if book three is the last in the Ferius Parfax series. The book does wrap up pretty well the plots of this book, but leaves enough open for possible future books. I've already got two more than expected, so I'm happy either way.

Unique fantasy

I love the characters especially the animal companions. Compelling plot with interesting twists. The settings and atmosphere are rich and colorful even when they are black. The writing and dialogue are charming.

A bit disappointing.

Concludes the voyages of the way of the wild daisy. Not as interesting as the two previous. The narrator is very good but

The voices chosen for these books are perfect

I truly enjoy all of Sebastian’s work. However, the voice acting for the series is truly superb. You couldn’t have asked for better voices to tell the story.