Finwell Bay

Shaman's Tales from the Golden Age of the Solar Clipper, Book 3

De: Nathan Lowell

Narrado por: Jeffrey Kafer

When Jimmy Pirano gets called to the home office, his sister, Angela, gets stuck with sorting out the mess he leaves behind.

Otto Krugg must find a way to continue after his losses. Can he find happiness on the other end of the South Coast?

©2020 Nathan Lowell (P)2020 Podium Audio

Can hardly wait for the next book, to see the response from the home office.

I was at first disappointed that Jimmy was called away, but his older Sister did a great job.

Looking forward to the next book and the continuing story of the Crabbing industry. God Sailing

Thoroughly satisfying read

Fantastic to find a new author that is so talented. Loved all the clipper ship books. Wasn't sure about the shaman series but so glad I gave them a try. Easy to get involved in Otto's life and all the drama on the planet. Can't wait for the story to continue.

brings St cloud into focus for fans if thseries.

nice Easter eggs from the traitor tale series. Great installment into Autos life. Nice performance. I wish I had a wellkey.

GREAT ENTRY IN THE LORE

It is wonderful to see a resolution coming to the dilemma of female shamans. I hope there is another entry soon.

An excellent series

This is the second series I’ve read by Nathan Lowell. I thoroughly enjoyed it and plan to read his other series. I highly recommend this series to anyone who wants a stimulating read.

The story and characters. I’m hoping Sarah Krug will return and reconcile with her father.

Nothing it was a well constructed story and I’m looking forward to more news regarding Ursula and Otto’s relationship.

Amazingly well written family relationships in a sci-fi setting

I wasn’t sure I would like the departure from the space setting of the other books in the related series, but these may be my favorites. They tie in very well, but you don’t have to have read those for these to be very, very good.

Finwell Bay

As usual, I couldn't put this book down.
Story is captivating, though I feel like it came to an abrupt end.

These books fit for me

The stories are about regular, good people trying to do the right thing and making progress. No tachyon sensors, photon, torpedoes, or remarkable space battles. Just people I really like.

People

Stories about people.
Character, compassion, empathy.
What the world needs now.
Not sure how mr. Lowell sees so clearly.
Maybe by walking the the beach and listening.
Many thanks.