Graduation Day

By: Christopher G. Nuttall

Narrated by: Tavia Gilbert

Length: 12 hrs and 44 mins

Publisher's Summary

Frieda is one of Emily’s closest friends, a young girl she saved from Mountaintop and brought back to Whitehall. But Frieda found herself the victim of a deadly soul-destroying plot - and the true target may well be Emily herself. Now, after Emily saved Frieda from a magician who was slowly driving her mad, Frieda stands accused of attempted murder - and worse. She must now stand trial for her crimes.

Worse, Fulvia - Matriarch of House Ashworth - has returned. Humiliated by Emily years ago, Fulvia burns for revenge - and the chance to regain her lost power. Calling in favors from all over the world and rigging the trial against Frieda - and Emily - it looks as if her time is finally at hand. With no clear proof of Frieda’s innocence - and a jury that can be manipulated at will - Fulvia has all the leverage she needs to bring Emily to heel.

Gathering her friends around her, and calling in favors of her own, Emily must find a way to outwit a kangaroo court and save her friend from a fate worse than death, little realizing that Fulvia’s true target is Emily herself… and that Fulvia’s desperate quest for revenge will bring the entire world crashing down.

©2017 Christopher G. Nuttall (P)2018 Podium Publishing

love the author, and the story, but

why does the dialogue have to rehash every point over and over and over ... if you assume that the reader is tracking the story the book would lose %30 of it's pages.

7 of 7 people found this review helpful

LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS SERIES!!!!

I can no wait for the next audiobook. I’m addicted!!!! The narrator does a terrific job. Only small thing is “it was hard, so hard” that quote is used A LOT!!!!!

3 of 3 people found this review helpful

Luke warm...

It's neither hot nor cold... That is a really good description of this book. The characters doesn't grow up or fade away. They get older but not wiser....

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

Graduation Day?

This book was way better than the previous title. I enjoyed this one the way I had enjoyed all except Gordian Knot.

The story was good and on point for the storyline, and I’m glad to see Nuttall pulled back on the sudden usage of mass cussing GK had, while not trying to drop it completely after adding it in in GK.

I am still kind of saddened that Nuttall has continued to write Emily in such uncertain ways. Making her smart and adaptable and giving her a deep thinking and bookishness persona but while stifling her with a weird lack of forethought and planning that she only seems to miraculously have sporadically when it fills a plot point or plot hole. I am astounded by how he writes her as dumb and unable to put two and two together in big ways, while making her damn near genius level when working in a magic that is damn near a tangible computer code or programming language.

The wild swings in the intellectual levels is just off.
Although this is put aside by the accomplishments of the story overall.

Don’t get me wrong, I like this book a lot and the series is awesome. I am awaiting the next installment intently.

The performance was as expected by Gilbert.
I feel she adds account to the books.

Overall it’s great, and although I found the title misleading in the end I am impatiently waiting for the continuation.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

The Only Bad Book in an Otherwise Awesome Series

The whole conceit of the trial is terrible. It's so dull and so repetitive and forces you to keep wondering what is the point and why is Emily going along with all this nonsense. I can't count how many times we are forced to hear Freida's circumstances and listen to Emily worry "Oh No, Frieda might die!" over and over and over... Then after a huge buildup, the case does indeed come to nothing, and the plot can finally move on. Bleah. He should rewrite this whole thing and force Emily to grow into and accept her power instead of going thru with this silly trial.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

Keeps getting better

I love the fact the author gave us a free novella at the end. It really helped to explain how Alassa was arrested.
Can't wait to see how this plays out. Upload more books soon.

A good addition to a great story!

Like all the books in this series, I loved it. I can't wait to read and listen to the next one.

Awesome again. Simply satisfying.

The writer's hiccup is past. The story and the growing friendships are restored. Unfortunately, the "F" word is still a problem for those who really care. Now, by length and content, this series is most definitely not Harry Potter.

Great Book and Reading

This book was very well narrated. She really brings the characters out. I really enjoyed reading and listening.

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love the reader and the series cant wait for the next book. The reader is fantastic

highly recommended

I was hook from the first book. They are gripping and exciting and at moment's you can't put it down..

fantatastic!!

Loved the whole series so far, a great narrator too!! Tavia had bought all the characters to life, and the story line is excellent every time....

fast paced

these books are great and just get better and better. I cànt wait for the next one

Excellent series

Í love the series, the characters, the growth and the power dynamics.

Í did not get bored by repitition though sometimes the story can seem stretched But aling 14 books that is perfectly acceptable :)

Another great Story

Not to be missed. Another great book in the series. I love the Naration in this series Tavia is excellent.

Anticlimax?!

Was really looking forward to the last two instalments of series, the penultimate and last book really are ‘one’ and need to be read together. Graduation is also a misnomer... don’t want to spoil for other listeners, but for myself: feel let down, none too gradually either. Clearly door wide open for yet another book... but good things must end too.. and this one isn’t. After 13 instalments it should be!

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