The Arcadian Druid

Publisher's Summary

She missed the war, but she'll be damned if she loses her chance for revenge.

Born an Arcadian, but raised as an exile among the Druids, Arryn has trained hard her whole life to bring justice to the man who destroyed her life.

The problem?

Some girl from the Boulevard beat her to it....

With Adrien dead, and his ashes scattered to the wind, Arryn can finally return to the city she once called home to learn the truth about her family.

But powerful forces work in the shadows, carrying on Adrien's evil vision, and threatening to draw Arcadia back into the darkness.

Arryn might just get to fulfill that vow for vengeance after all....

Set on the foundation laid by the Kurtherian Gambit Series, The Arcadian Druid tells an entirely new story in the Age of Magic - and of the heroes and villains who battle for control of its destiny.

©2017 Candy Crum, Michael Anderle (P)2017 LMBPN Publishing

I absolutely loved it!

The story was great and enjoyed the journey with the characters. Will definitely get the next in the series.

great book!

This is one of my favorite series... I can't wait for all of them to come out through Audible!

Good but I’m biased.

So this is a good story and I loved the druid. But the first half of this book just kept hitting the breaks for me as the new main villain, is exactly the type of manipulative twisted personality that gets under my skin and drives me nuts. I just hated her so much and wanted to get back to the main girl and her journey. But I guess that just shows how well it is written when the villain can bring out that much real distain from me that I can’t wait to see her get her just desserts.
Now I listened to the audio book for this, and while the narrator did a good job, she tries to do voices for all the characters but fails to do more then a few distinct variety of voices and it can get confusing who is talking when they sound the same. But she’s not bad and that was my only complaint so I’ll give her an average of 3 out of 5 stars.

Fiesty

I really enjoyed the voice the narrator gave to Talia, it fit her so well. I never liked the character of Talia but would come to realize that she was not the craziest one of the the group. I was conflicted when I first read the Fiesty Druid, I loved the parts about the druids and Arryn but ground my teeth about the spawn of Adrien. I say the mark of a good author can be the ability to not only make characters you can love but also making characters you can take the time to hate. 😎

totally deppressing

ok there has to be hard times and yes even hopeless situations but this whole book is filled and even more disturbing ends with the villians triumphant. there is very little to even root for.i know that in future books of this series it will probably turn around but as a first book of this series without the next one available i am left oppressed wondering why i invested time in the reading.not the reason i purchase these audible series. i have enough no win situations in my real life. no inspiration here unless you enjoy the triumph of sick angry self serving people manipulating the hard working bravely trying to carve a better life for everyone being used

Needs work

The story was good, however the use of modern verbiage was distracting. The terms “bad-ass” “pimp” “shit-ton” etc, take away from what could have given the story a more mystical quality.

Yet another Kutherian Sucess

Normally I either read a book or listen to it but with a number of the books in this universe I simply have to do both. Candy than ks for one of he best characters in this universe I really do enjoy the way the lead character work Feisty is the perfect word. I really enjoy these in book form but even if you have read the books its well worth the listen as well in my opinion.
I good read and listen great stuff.