Demonhome

Champions of the Dawning Dragons, Book 3

By: Michael G. Manning

Narrated by: Derek Perkins

Length: 14 hrs and 21 mins

Publisher's Summary

Matthew is the first human wizard to possess the true heritage of the Illeniels, a secret gift no one fully understands. Alone, he travels to another world, seeking the source of their mysterious enemies. There he will discover the origin of their ancient foe, the mysteries of the past, and possibly the future of humankind.

If he can survive long enough.

In a land beyond death and suffering, he finds the true source of evil, within the heart of humanity, and their newest creation. In the search for knowledge, some doors, once opened, can never be closed.

©2017 Michael G. Manning (P)2018 Podium Publishing

fantastic conclusion to the trilogy

great story. very enjoyable and it kept me engrossed all the way to the end.

3rd book was a disappointment

enjoyed books 1 and 2 extremely but book 3 took such a twist it was like a different person wrote it. very disappointing. this turned into more of a scifi book and not a fantasy book.

Interdimensional nonsense

This series generally well-written and for young-adults. The parents are all powerful but unable to do anything and the children must accomplish everything over their parents protestation --- standard YA stuff. Michael Manning does a great job of showing how people feel when events happen to them, especially negative ones. I enjoyed the previous novels and was expecting another great story here. Unfortunately, this novel feels so disconnected from the others that it's like the start of a new series. The tie in to the history of the series is a huge letdown: The antagonist in the past who chased the She'Har thousands of years ago is a recently developed artificial intelligence made by humans in an alternate reality. Now that the future is here the past is ready to begin. Beam me up, Scotty.

Good albiet a little confusing at first

Good story great narrator, just a bunch of names and terms are pronounced differently than in mageborn and the Embers of illenial serries. The pronunciation of Tyrion was easy sir Kihan, or Xihan, maybe Zihan. I didn't know who he was for a long bit. Truth be told seeing the spelling would have made this easier for me because I don't know who's right.

Over all my least favorite book of M.G.Manning

As all the other books in this series were based on more medieval theme this one ventures to a distant hi-tech future. As always with Manning the story is not bad , but it didn't really feel as part of the Mageborn Universe. If you are reading through the entire series of books i would not skip this as it still has some important pieces of story, but also make sure you don't start with this book either, as it will not give you a real feel for the series.

exceptional book,

great story line, listened to the series to this book in the last 4 weeks, hard to put down once you get started

not the best

with all the futuristic and technological stuff, it's hard to follow and get into

absolutely marvelous.

please continue the story.!!!

you cannot leave us hanging like this .
bring Karen back.
you must write another in this series.
PLEASE!!!

Not as good as previous books

This 3rd book in the series was way to techy for my tastes. But still it was a fun read. I LOVE LOVE the narrator!

Fantastic

This was a great book to enjoy. My only wish was the next addition was already available

Disappointing

An exploration of modern times vs the remote past from both points of view, tedious and an enormous anti-climax from book 2 from which it's almost completely disconnected.

It was okay...

I thought the book was okay, but with so many in my wish list I was left feeling that maybe I should have listened to something else. If you really need something to listen to, give it a go.

very good

balanced dragged a tiny bit a Ridge repetitive but kept me there
for the most part looking for the next any way

demonhome

fantastic book . best of the the 3 books bye far worth a read .