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The Chaos Rises: An Elemental Warrior Series
- Elemental Academy, Book 6
- Narrated by: John Pirhalla
- Length: 9 hrs and 19 mins
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Publisher's Summary
The Draasin Lord is captured, but a greater threat remains.
Now that Tolan knows the secret of the Draasin Lord, he recognizes more needs to be done. As a student, he’s not in a position to be able to do more, but as a master shaper, he’d be free to travel as he feels necessary.
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- Elizabeth Welsh
- 08-15-21
Fantastic story, but please get a new editor
I have no idea if DK Holmberg ever reads reviews. Truth is that can be like opening a can of worms on your laptop. However, if you do, PLEASE get a better editor. When you have a hang up phrase that is obvious on an audio book, it’s bad. And honey, “in doing so” is yours. Often, you use it when it’s absolutely unnecessary. If I were your editor, I’d be globally searching those puppies and marking them just so you can see how bad it is. Sometimes you’ve obviously got more than one per paragraph, and then consecutive paragraphs and sentences. Yikes! Now this is not a criticism of the story or writing. Those are superb. This is the job of an editor, and yours is obviously punching the clock but sleeping through work. Time for a better editor. Also, a good content editor would have noticed storyline contradictions and you’ve got two glaring ones between this book and the previous ones. But the characters are great, the premise is intriguing, and the pacing is perfect. As a writer, that’s spot on work. Also, you picked a good narrator.
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- James Decker
- 06-19-21
Not a bad book but a but a few annoying issues
These books are not bad but primary char seems to learn something and use it well then at times forget that knowledge or question it because it moves the story.. Lots of repeating information. If not for fast forward and 1.5x speed.. this book would be painful to listen too. The story is good and most of the time the char's are good but lots of small annoying issues.
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- TA
- 06-08-21
Amazing Series!
I absolutely fell in love with this series. I didn't even expect to as I got it on a whim and figured I'd give it a shot. I'm huge into fantasy and love how DK Holmberg shaped (heh heh pun intended) this world the series takes place in as well as the stories of each of the characters. I'm thoroughly excited to see what the next books bring!
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- laura
- 01-15-22
Slow in comparison to earlier books in the series
I still really enjoy the storyline despite the slowness of this book.
My other complaint is that Farrah is extremely obnoxious in this book.
The performance is great as it has been through a series.
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- Kindle Customer
- 12-25-21
Great day of reckoning.
couldn't wait to get to the end, long way yet to go great story
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- Remo Lalli
- 10-19-21
Sooo Slllowww
I'm through book 6 and it keeps getting slower. The narrator is really good. The story has a lot of potential but it moves at a snail's pace and gets worse in each book. I hung in there hoping for more, even fast forwarding in this book at some of the many, many points where the main character takes forever thinking about what is going on and what he's going to do but it didn't help. I don't think I'm going to burn another credit on 7.
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- Anonymous User
- 09-15-21
getting worse
MC does wayy to much whining and complaining and most of the book is them walking so much for character development
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- Marlene Mitchell
- 08-29-21
Great narration, the story... ehhhh.
Great narration, but the story seemed to lack in at least 2 areas:
1. There was soooo much explanation it got frustrating. After a sentence or two of conversation with another person, there was way too much introspection. I'd wish the author would just get on with the story.
2. Way too many times there were conflicting events or some sudden enlightenment that would "save the day.". Tolan experienced more power than ever... but he didn't have enough to do what he's done multiple times before, but then he actually could perform the tasks, so why even say he struggled?! Tolan has no idea what to do, but suddenly he has a new ability that enables him to save the day.
The thing is, this could be a great story/concept if it didn't elaborate so much & the author not suddenly pick some saving idea out of nowhere.
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- Sous71
- 07-02-21
repetitive and drags on
the author drags it out repeating same things that we already know from the storyline , saying things two or three different ways before moving on
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- charles hamiel
- 06-14-21
good book
loved the book and the series so for what i will say it was a little slow to get to the point of everything in my opinion which don't get me wrong you don't want it to get there to fast but faster then what it did