Restoration

Rai-Kirah, Book 3

De: Carol Berg

Narrado por: Kevin Stillwell

Seyonne, the slave-turned-savior of the acclaimed Revelation and Transformation, returns to fight evil and tame the demons within him - in the third novel in this "thoroughly original" (Starburst) epic saga.

©2002 Carol Berg (P)2012 Audible, Inc.

Wonderful

It is a great story by a great author, and it was preformed very well

I am left speechless with these books

It felt like the narrator WAS these characters. He really drew you in and kept you feeling. His prose, consistency with the accents, and personification of the emotions in the story somehow made it even better than it already was. I am so sad to be concluding my journey with these books, but Carol Berg did an amazing job of giving the reader closure and tying up all the ends we all wished to see tied. This series made me laugh and cry, happy and angry, and even pained in some of the things that Seyonne had to go through. I am both sad and excited to continue my exploration of more of Carol's titles. Thank you for your gift to all of us, Carol, and thank you for your amazing performance and bringing these books to life, Kevin. Well done.

Great ending.

This was the wonderful end to a wonderful series. Totally worth listening too. Glad to have it wrapped up, unlike some other series.

love love love carol berg.

this trilogy are my all time favorite books, but I have to admit the accents mr Stillwell used were a bit different than i imagined when I read them. Alexander with an English accent didn't fit his character, nor did the Irish fit the ezzrians. and when he read a line with a normal tone of voice then the next line of text was something like, "he said forcefully" well, no, he didn't. That being said, his voice and cadence are pleasing. I'm new to audible; i picked my favorite books for my 1st foray, perhaps I'm being too picky. will definitely make good use of my subscription.

Weak Resolution

A curiously disappointing and meandering conclusion to a truly brilliant and original triptych. Difficult to sustain interest in an endlessly messy Part 3.