Four Elements: 1-3

Supernatural Mystery Thrillers

De: J.R. Rain, Matthew S. Cox

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The complete "Four Elements" trilogy of supernatural mystery thrillers, including:

THE ELEMENTALIST (Book 1)

In a town where people go missing with alarming regularity, you’d think a private investigator would be in high demand.

Not Max Long.

His luck has always been that bad—until a blonde bombshell walks into his office and hires him to investigate her sister’s mysterious death. In Shadow Pines, that alone is suspicious. Women like her don’t just show up.

And neither do simple cases.

Everyone in town knows something is off. Animal attacks are the official explanation—but only until you start asking questions. Blood is going missing from the hospital. Strange howls echo through the night. And a girl with an innocent face seems to be at the center of it all.

Max is in way over his head.

Or maybe… right where he’s meant to be.

The night a meteorite streaks across the sky, everything changes. The wind bends to his will. Then water. Fire. Earth.

Shadow Pines is out of balance.

And somehow, Max Long is the one chosen to fix it.

THE BLACK ROSE (Book 2)

Max Long once enjoyed a quiet, if secluded, life in the mountain town of Shadow Pines.

Then he discovered the elements obey him.

As if learning vampires existed wasn’t enough, Max now has to come to terms with something even more impossible—real magic. He can command wind, water, fire, and earth.

And that’s just the beginning of his problems.

They say every good private eye story starts with a crying woman walking through the door. Crystal wasn’t the first to ask for his help—but she may be the one who changes everything.

Because Max made the biggest mistake of all…

He fell in love with a client.

Worse, she’s half-succubus.

When a group of senior citizens vanishes during a simple day trip, Max suspects the vampires of Shadow Pines are no longer interested in subtlety. In this town, people who ask questions tend to disappear.

Painfully.

And if Max doesn’t start making waves soon, the place he calls home won’t just be dangerous…

It’ll be a graveyard.

THE WAKEFIELD CURSE (Book 3)

As a private investigator in Shadow Pines, Max Long has never lacked for missing person cases.

Unfortunately, they all end the same way.

With bodies.

Whenever someone vanishes, the official cause is always the same: animal attack. But the people of Shadow Pines know better. The truth lives in quiet glances and cryptic warnings—

Vampires have turned the mountain town into their personal feeding ground.

Nature abhors a vacuum.

It also demands balance.

When someone close to Max becomes the next missing person, the truth he’s been avoiding finally catches up to him: his powers weren’t an accident.

They were a calling.

Commanding the elements was only the beginning.

Now, Max must decide if he’s willing to start a war with the creatures that rule his town.

Because stopping them might cost him everything.

But if he does nothing…

There won’t be anything left to save.

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Fantastic 😊

I really enjoyed listening to this audio book, fantastic storyline and the characters came to live in my mind eyes, the AI narrator wasn't as bad as I thought it would be, I definitely recommend it.

Good story

i listen to alot of light novels using text to speech so the virtual voice isn't a deal breaker for me. I have on the other hand listened to some books that the narrator was so bad i returned the book because it ruined the story.

The virtual voice is awful I wish that audible would stop using it I gave it a one star because I can't give less than one

I reiterate my statement about the AI voice being terrible the story was good enough to listen to all three books without having to take it one bite at a time I like the main character I was a little disappointed in the ending but not so much that I would read it as a one star I'm hoping that the author continues at a later date if they do I'll read that book too

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The virtual voice has several mis pronunciations that it makes over and over again. Other than that it was pretty good

Virtual voive

I Hate Virtual voice!!! Lifeless and totally devoid of punctuation. I only listen because i am forced to.