Elemental Empire

Elemental Empire, Book 1

By: Peter North

Narrated by: Melanie Hastings, Gabriel Michael

Home-sweet-home? Not at Pine Ridge trailer park…

My name is Logan Greenwood, and I’d rather be anywhere else.

When I decided to come home to help my mom out of a rough spot, I had no idea how bad it would be.

But when a freak storm kicks up and I literally get sucked into another world, family drama is the least of my worries. I couldn’t get home if I wanted to.

And in this world–full of drop-dead gorgeous elves, nymphs, and dryads–the last thing on my mind is going home.

Only problem is, this perfect world is on the brink of war. As Drakkus, Lord of Chaos, and his minions descend upon my newfound paradise, one thing becomes clear: somebody has to stop this guy, and that somebody is me.

This is fiction with the male audience in mind. That means you'll get heroic battles between good and evil, lots of beautiful and powerful women, and a badass MC who slays on the battlefield and between the sheets.

©2022 Peter North (P)2022 Podium Audio

Ehhhh it’s ok

The performance was good.

The story doesn’t tie the characters together as well as it could. Seems rushed.. in relationships and the story. More of a teenage smut book. If your into that thing this is your book. Has great potential but fell short for me.

a movie in my mind

I like the whole story line. the narrator's are very good. starting book 2.

Great Book

If you enjoy books with a good storyline and plenty of explicit content, give this series a try I'm glad I did.

Decent. Not the most likable MC.

I find myself disliking the MC, he continues to make poor choices without seemingly any amount of foresight.

okay start

The voice acting was pretty okay, I think Gabriel was a tad bit overly dramatic at some points but other than that, it was okay. The story could have done with a bit less sex, the alpha male was a bit too much, in the sceens he was way too aggressive and only thought with well, you get what I mean. In future books, if the sex sceens were toned down a bit and not so focused, then the book could be a really great one.