Frenzy

A thrilling read for the whole family

De: Robert Liparulo

Narrado por: Joshua Swanson

Narration is provided by Joshua Swanson, also known for his work on The Mark of Athena and The Demigod Diaries by Rick Riordan.

The secrets of the house and the King family are revealed at long last in this stunning conclusion of the epic Dreamhouse Kings series by award winning author Robert Liparulo.

"If you like creepy and mysterious, this is the house for you! Every room opens a door to magic, true horror, and amazing surprises." --R.L. Stine

When you live in a house that's really a gateway between past and present, you have to be ready for anything. It's a painful fact the Kings have faced since moving to Pinedale eight days ago. Desperately trying to rescue their mother from an unknown time and place, brothers Xander and David have lunged headlong into the chaos of history's greatest--and most volatile--events. But their goal has continually escaped their grasp.

And worse: Finding Mom is only a small part of what they must do, thanks to the barbaric Taksidian. His ruthless quest to seize their house and its power from them has put not only the family, but all of mankind, in grave danger.

Somehow, the key to it all hinges on Uncle Jesse's words to the boys: "Fixing time is what our family was made to do." But how can they fix a world that has been turned upside down--much less ever find their way home?

Frenzy brings the Dreamhouse Kings saga to a powerful and satisfying close--perfect for families and readers who crave high-stakes time-travel adventure with heart, courage, and unforgettable twists. Dive into the Dreamhouse Kings series today (House of Dark Shadows, Watcher in the Woods, Gatekeepers, Timescape, Whirlwind, Frenzy)!

Got religious for no reason

David through all the rest of the books has gotten beaten and bruised and in the story, Jesus comes and heals his whole family of all of their wounds. The broken bones, the bruises, the scratches all healed by touching Jesus’s hand, It feels like there was no point in bringing Christ into these books and everything that David has done, those battle scars has just been washed away by the actual Christ. His family is healed because of David’s love for his family? It made no sense. I loved the rest of the book series but I cringed really hard to hear the talk about Jesus and him healing them. It made me want to stop listening.