The Final Heir

By: Jon Monson

Narrated by: Adam Skousen, Emma Faye

The world is free. The world is mine.

Some call him the Usurper, the Destroyer of Worlds. Mahzun calls himself the Savior of Man. A decade of war has brought him to the precipice of victory.

Zahara, a prodigious mage, is destined to wield the Power of Creation and put an end to the Usurper. But when that power mistakenly falls to Ekarath, her best friend and elite soldier incapable of casting the simplest of spells, destiny must be questioned.

Will the Usurper complete his victory? Or will Ekarath find the strength to be the hero he wasn't destined to be?

©2022 Jonathan Monson (P)2024 Jonathan Monson

Well Told And Engaging Story

This is normally not my genre, but the story was well told and the author does a great job at helping you visualize the world in which the story takes place. I'm glad I listened to the audiobook as one of my frustrations with this particular genre is not knowing how to pronounce the names in the book. Would definitely recommend!

Fantastic fantasy

This book is very engaging! From the beginning, you're drawn in by the characters and the storyline. It moves quickly but not to a point that you feel lost or confused. I also love that there are two different voices for the two characters' perspectives. It helps with an audiobook to be able to follow it more clearly. I'm left wanting to know more and I want to see how the series will end. I can't wait for the second book! What a great cliffhanger!

Exceptional

I loved being immersed in this trilogy. The world that the author creates is absolutely magical. The character development blew me away. I immediately bought the physical books so I could finish book 3. And listened to book 1 as soon as I could. I’ve listened to a bunch of fantasy novels. This is one of my favorites. I will relive this adventure with Zahara Ekarath and Mahzun over and over.

Dual Narration

I loved the book. The dual
narration kept me totally engaged. I was so in grossed in the book that when it ended. I was like wait what? So I had to go back and listen to the last chapter. Can’t wait for the next one.

A fantasy that you can relate to.

I love fantasy because it is an easy way to escape reality and be the hero protagonist in the story. This book is great because the characters are so relatable (even the antagonist) and you want to draw parallels with reality not escape it. This book felt familiar to others in the genre without being predictable. It always kept me guessing. I hope the story continues because I want more!