Beastress Inferno

The Elven-Trinity, Book 3

By: Mark Albany

Narrated by: Leo Barnabas

Length: 5 hrs and 26 mins

Publisher's summary

A war of magic. A legend of three elves. Darkness unleashed.

The dark one has risen, and all hell is threatening to explode upon us. But hope is not lost, as the Elven-Trinity has been restored.

Not only have I begun to master my magic, but I fight alongside three beautiful elves: Aliana with her djinn magic. Norel with her dragon and noble connections. Braire with her ability to summon monsters.

All of them are powerful and deadly. With them on my side, we will charge in head-first to take on the enemy, and might just stand a chance.

Warning: Contains mature harem content.

©2019 Mark Albany (P)2019 Podium Publishing

Good erotic action fun

Fun story and decent characters with plenty of action in and out of the sheets. Enjoyable for pulp fantasy fiction fans.

Great series

Loved how there was a full storyline and plot. Thought it was a well thought out fantasy. Look forward to more from the author. Wish there was more erotica fantasy of this caliber and genre!

voice acting. Nothing that hurts the story.

My only complaint with the performance would have to be the way Leo Barnabas says explicit or sexual words. it's funny at first but with how often sex is presented in this series it does get old. I'm afraid that the terminology does not get used often enough in daily life of the narrator.

Awesome Series

There was little that this series was lacking. Leo Barnabas did a great job narrating the story. he brought all the feelings and intensity that the author was trying to portray in the book to Life

Beastress Inferno

Introduction:
Greetings, fellow beings of HowlStrom. I am Kiba Snowpaw, an alpha male Ice Wolf from our icy realm. As the winter season engulfs our world once in a century, I find solace in the tales from other realms. Today, I share my thoughts on an audiobook that has captured my attention, "Beastress Inferno" by Mark Albany. As a seasoned gamer, I approached this tale with a keen eye, and here's my review, tailored for those who, like me, appreciate the blend of magic, adventure, and the complexities of relationships.

Basic Plot Summary:
The story unfolds in a world where magic reigns supreme. Darkness threatens to consume all, but hope remains as the Elven-Trinity is restored. The protagonist, alongside three powerful elves - Aliana, Norel, and Braire, embarks on a perilous journey to confront the rising evil. With djinn magic, dragons, and the ability to summon monsters, this team is a force to be reckoned with.

Analysis/Evaluation:
The tale is a blend of action, magic, and relationships. The narrative is rich, with the author delving deep into the intricacies of magic and the bonds formed in the face of adversity. The RPG elements are subtly woven, making it relatable for gamers like me.

Characters:
- Aliana: A wielder of djinn magic, her strength and determination shine throughout.
- Norel: With her noble connections and a dragon by her side, she adds depth to the team.
- Braire: Her ability to summon monsters is both a boon and a bane, adding layers to her character.

Structure:
The story flows seamlessly, with each chapter building upon the previous. The balance between action, magic, and relationships is well-maintained, ensuring the listener remains engaged.

Impact:
The tale resonated with me, reminding me of the challenges we face in HowlStrom. The importance of unity, trust, and the will to fight against all odds is a lesson we can all take to heart.

Hook and Thesis:
In a world teetering on the brink of darkness, can the restored Elven-Trinity, with their combined might, stand against the rising evil?

Praise and Critique:
The audiobook shines in its portrayal of magic and relationships. The characters are well-developed, and the plot is engaging. However, some listeners felt the story leaned heavily on mature content, overshadowing the core narrative. While this might appeal to some, it could be a point of contention for others.

Comparison:
The tale, in its essence, is reminiscent of classic fantasy epics, but with a modern twist. The inclusion of mature themes sets it apart, making it a unique experience.

Conclusion:
"Beastress Inferno" is a captivating tale of magic, adventure, and relationships. While it might not be for everyone, it offers a fresh perspective on fantasy. As the winter season of HowlStrom approaches, I recommend this audiobook for those seeking a tale that warms the heart and challenges the mind.

May the icy winds of HowlStrom guide you on your adventures. Until next time, this is Kiba Snowpaw, signing off.

Getting better

The series is getting better at finding that balance between erotica and an actual story. The characters are finally starting to feel like people with actual motivations rather than sex fiends

Another great installment!

I truly loved this installment. I cannot wait for the next book. I highly recommend it to anyone!

Elven Mage Averitt!

Breare, the third Sister, was discovered in the Underworld after Grant had killed the Dark Djinn. Grant had been accumulating powers as he was bound to all of the company, thereby absorbing each magical being’s power. Siren was alive and succeeded in reviving Averitt, an evil Elven Mage. Now their enemy's power had increased exponentially. Breare was a Beastmaster, adding some controversy along with additional powers to the team. The Elven-Trinity was restored. The Sisters Three were together again, and all three shared Grant. Averitt and Siren were the new double threat. The battle of Imperial City was to come.

great

Really great book and reading definitely recommend this series to anyone that's into fantasy magic Type of books Yes it has sex in it But it is still a great story

worth your time

I don't know about anyone else, but this series felt like 2 trilogies back to back. Each book is about five hours long despite runtime listings. The 1st 5 books have approximately an hour preview for next book in the series at the end. The issue I have found with shorter stories specifically in this genre and with trilogies is that authors seem resistant to time jumps. This, in my opinion, leads to an MC that can't tie his shoes today, risk destroying Galaxies with a sneeze tomorrow. For his part Mark Albany appears to have no such hang ups and though this series is technically short it really didn't feel that way. I really enjoyed this set of well written and performed books and I think you will too.