Good Night

The Sand Maiden, Book 3

By: L. R. W. Lee

Narrated by: Sarah Kisko

Length: 14 hrs and 25 mins

Publisher's summary

The God of Dreams threatens humanity's very existence, and Ali must risk her life in an attempt to stop him.

Ali won the contest of her life, The Ninety-Eight, as a pawn of the Council, but danger still lurks. Her father is using her beloved's sibling to track her down. But an even bigger threat still looms: Her father plans to conquer Wake by turning humans into empty-shells to do his bidding. Ali and Kovis desperately search for a way to stop him, but every idea requires that she return to Dream, a move that will kill her.

If you loved Sarah J. Maas' A Court of Thorns and Roses, Elise Kova's Air Awakens, and/or Rachel E. Carter's The Black Mage, you'll love Sand Maiden, a four-book new adult Epic Fantasy Romance series with young adult appeal.

Listen now to see if Ali and Kovis can save Wake realm!

©2019 L. R. W. Lee (P)2022 L. R. W. Lee

Boy did this Story Get Busy

The MC's father is a real piece of work, using and abusing hid own children if they do not do everything he tells them to do. He is a Egomaniac and Narsisitic to the max, I definitely dislike him. Narrator does a very good job with the various characters voices and the entire storyline.

Get Ready for an Epic Read

Goodnight was an amazing story to listen to. As always, the narrator had a way of making each character come to life while the author paints an amazing visual image as you listen to this story. If you like fantasy and angst and triumph, this story is for you.

I have never been disappointed when listening to this author/narrator duo. They are fantastic!!

4 star listen

Ali and kovas are back
I love them together
Kovas grows so much in this book and I feel awful for Keenan he’s always kicked when he’s down.

Kovas and Ali’s relationship develops quick quickly in this book compared to the last books and the pit find their way back to dream realm to try and stop Ali’s father and save her sisters.

4 star listen I do really enjoy this series.

Enchanting!

Ambien won't be happy until he controls Wake and the "harmless, weak" humans who populate it. Even though his daughter, Alissandra, escaped her father and his torture to make her help with his world domination, she knows that Wake is in danger and she goes to her aunts to ask for help. They have the utmost authority in the family and, at the same time, are hilarious with their love of "literature." But trouble is brewing because Ambien finally understands that Ali is out of his control, but her sister, Alfreda, can be broken. Ambien is getting more desperate and will not spare even his daughter from his punishments. In this story, there is more danger, more uncertainty and I have to admit I was a little, no, a lot annoyed with Kovis when he cut all ties and his bond with Ali because of something he should have talked to her about. Granted, he was damaged by someone who didn't love him for himself, but he has to get over it because he knows darn well that Ali is his mate. Thankfully, all is well between them, but there are still problems that they have to face in Wake before they can free themselves from the evil of their father. I am enjoying this series so much with its characters that are so-well written, relatable and bright and a storyline that is uniquely fascinating.
Sarah Kisko's narration continues to shine and her ability to become each of the characters is outstanding.