Path of Fire

Saga of The Wolf, Book 3

By: Kris A. Hiatt

Narrated by: Tim Bruce

Length: 11 hrs and 31 mins

Publisher's Summary

After returning home to Lake City for a family emergency, Treace confronts an old foe. Events spiral out of control and a murderer goes on the loose.

Haven prepares for the inevitable war by building defenses and training those that are ready to fight. Even with those fortifications and Treace's new found powerful magic it might not be enough.

Old enemies return, but one may turn out to be a friend. Even so, can they truly be trusted or will they betray the folk of Haven to the self-proclaimed King?

As the losses stack up and with the outcome of the war hanging in the balance, Treace will have to confront his nemesis, Disdane; the only man to have beaten him in single combat. Is Treace up to the task or will he fall, yet again, to the powerful man?

©2017 Kris A. Hiatt (P)2017 Podium Publishing

That was Pathetic

Who else is tired of a emotionally retarded and hyper-moralistic hero, with his atomic blonde girl friend, with enemies who are all nuthouse escapees and a british voice poorly relaying this train wreck. Piss poor author.

Like a bad firework

First two books were fantastic. The finally is a dud. I was so disappointed. I was expecting some joy and celebration but nothing of the sort. I dont reccomend this series because of book 3.

Dropped the ball hard

This book suck all the joy I had for this series agonizingly slows development taking all the interesting concept from the last book and shoving them in the corner to deal with a painfully awkward and stilted romance And cheap power Fantasy that I can't remember asking for So if I have to summarize this book in three words it would be slow boring and unfulfilling.Which is sad because I genuine Like the first book and the second book was tolerable but wow Was the ball dropped on this one

Disappointed

The last book is full of fighting, killing and sad endings. I read stories for the good to triumph over evil and the happy ever after. Not just surviving. It’s just personal preference.

The best so far

The best out of the 3 books so far. The first two I felt were like one run on story without a sufficient build up and climax at the end of each. Very little magic and its potential revealed in either of them.

disappointed.

The first two books were good. the 3rd had to many things that were poorly done. Miraculously people survived blows that others just before didn't etc. The end just came across as pathetic.

Interesting but not enthralling.

Good but not really great. Would I listen to another if the series continues? Yes, but only if my wish list didn’t provide something I was really excited to get to.

I listened to the first book some time ago, and I couldn’t remember if I hadn’t bought the 2nd because I didn’t like it or because it wasn’t out yet.
I had to hear it again before I continued with the series. Then I did download the 2nd book, and then the 3rd.
The premise of the magic is different from the norm, and there were a few twists that surprised me, but really, how many times can you be captured by the enemy and escape? It just isn’t enough for 5 stars.
I won’t rule out another book by this author, but I’m not waiting on tenterhooks.

Good but.....

Great story but the way this saga has developed upsets me he goes from being an elite smith warrior to having trouble with common scouts and warriors and don’t get me started with the ending wtf.......