Eldmoor: Origins of Blaze

Ascension Series, Book 1

De: J.P. Feather

Narrado por: Rachel Dulude, Anthony Palmini

The day twenty-seven-year-old Clara is chosen to take part in the Ascension Games is the day death knocks on her door.

For many, the Ascension Games is the one and only chance for a better life in the underground city of Eldmoor. A prize worth fighting for… a life worth dying for.

The Games are simple: two teams, eight players, and one flag. Sounds easy, if the contestants can survive the dragons seeking revenge for humanity's betrayal many centuries ago.

The death race has already begun. Will Clara reach the finish line alive?

©2025 J.P. Feather (P)2025 Podium Audio

Great narrator

Ok, in all fairness I care more about the narrator and their storytelling and acting skills than anything; and Rachel Dulude did not disappoint at all! She has a beautiful voice with great storytelling skills. I will definitely listen to whatever she narrates. But I did like the story as well.

Wow

This book was very interesting. If you love dragons, magic, and a slow burn enemies to lovers I would highly recommend this book. It gave me Hunger Games and Fourth Wing vibes which are two books I love! So this was right up my alley! The audiobook actors did an amazing job and I would highly recommend!

Wow!!!

Great book!!! Very good story arcs! As a first book, it hits the ground running! I love the pace, I love the story and character building. 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

Family secrets

I love the work up training to win and then the family secrets or mystery plan in what’s the truth need next two books

How didn’t the “author” get sued

Anthony Palmini fans: He does not appear until chapter 7, and they are long chapters to go through.

Such a complete rip off of “Hunger Games” and “Fourth Wings” (including some scenes and powers bestowed on the characters) that I was able to skip to Anthony Palmini’s chapters without getting confused or lost. So glad this was included in my membership and I didn’t lose a credit. All it did was make me want to read “Fourth Wings” again.