Greatmask

The Bone Mask Trilogy, Book 3

By: Ashley Capes

Narrated by: Thomas Pedrosa

Length: 13 hrs and 13 mins

Publisher's summary

The Ecsoli have taken Anaskar, raiding the city for bones of the Sea God and holding King Oseto captive in his own palace. Yet there he discovers an even greater threat in the form of his own Greatmask, who grows impatient for the Sacrifice.

Hiding in the blackened streets, Flir must deal with her uncertainty regarding Kanis while gathering a resistance force, where she discovers even her vast strength seems useless before the blue-cloaked Ecsoli.

Beyond the Wards, Ain heads home, ready to face the shame of failing at the Sea Shrine. Instead, he finds mysterious and deadly Darklings hunting his loved ones. In his desperation he makes a startling discovery about his Pathfinder heritage.

Meanwhile, miles distant, Sofia and her father struggle for mastery of Argeon and Osani as they race toward the city. A battered Notch finds himself making a similar journey, just as unsure if he will return in time to help the city in its darkest hour, as enemies pour through its broken walls.

The conclusion to the Bone Mask Trilogy!

©2016 Ashley Capes (P)2019 Ashley Capes

Fantastic conclusion to an awesome trilogy..!!

I listened to all three in the trilogy, it was captivating the whole way through. Slight changes in voice per character was a nice touch. I hope to find more books in the same universe as this.

Only negatives I can point out, and these are minor, and just me nitpicking. There were some times where the reader would read the same sentence twice, and you could hear the punch in. These are my first audio books I have listened to, so I don’t know if that is something that is normal or if these were just not edited very well at times. It didn’t take away from the story..I have edited podcasts in the past and it is easy to over look those from time to time.

My only other “complaint” is aimed at the writing, and is not a complaint more than an observation. That The word “Weary” was almost overused.. I don’t think there was a chapter without it, and many times it would be used 2-3 times in a chapter. It got to the point where I would start listening to see how many times that chapter would say it, and a few times (which is common for most people) they used weary where “Leary” was supposed to be. ..again this is my own personal pet peeve and at no way subtracts from the enjoyment of the book.. haha I just had to point those things out.

In closing, overall great book, the series is great, I want more, great reading voice is recommend this series to anyone who is into fantasy books.