The Silence of Unworthy Gods

Arcane Ascension, Book 4

De: Andrew Rowe

Narrado por: Nick Podehl

Upon returning to Valia after his journey to Caelford and the Unclaimed Lands, Corin Cadence is confronted with a familiar foe—his own father.

While his strength has vastly increased since his last encounter with Magnus Cadence, Corin knows that he’ll need every trick at his disposal—and maybe a few new ones—if he wants to survive a duel with his father intact.

While Corin struggles with his family, his friends must face a second year at Lorian Heights with new classes, familiar but new chancellor, and deadly new enemies both on and off the campus. But school itself is the least of their worries. As the year progresses, the nation of Valia faces new travails at the emergence of a mysterious faction targeting attuned commoners and foreigners.

Casualties mount as Corin’s allies seek to unmask the leadership of this deadly order—and discover a threat that they cannot hope to face and emerge unscathed.

The Silence of Unworthy Gods is the fourth book in the Arcane Ascension series, a progression fantasy epic that mixes dungeon crawling and magical school content. This book also references events from the Weapons & Wielders series up to Book three, a connected series that takes place several years earlier with some overlapping cast members.

©2022 Andrew Rowe (P)2022 Podium Audio

Too much speaking to himself

This book is goo but the main character tends to talk to himself way too much. I like the series when Corin is talking with others and not living in his head.

Best Entry to the Series since the first

I loved this book. The series as a whole gripped me immediately and I blazed through The first three books. After the third, I felt AR may have lost our way a bit. I enjoyed it but the magic was fading slightly. With this one I felt the life come back. Great story and excellent execution.

The reader continues to be wonderful and I enjoyed some of the new voices a lot. NP is excellent at evoking the correct feel of the words.

If you like the series you’ll enjoy yourself. If you’re coming in just now… well you’ve made an interesting choice, but it’ll be a good time.

The best one yet

Andrew Rowe never disappoints me but this book was the best in the series so far. I can’t wait for the next one!

Amazing as usual

overall loved the book. I thought some sections were sorta forced like the check your bias stuff but Rowe's world and the greater development of the plot was fantastic. Rowe really knows how to subtly flesh out a world and has so many strands of information. I think it will be a true masterpiece of a series when it's complete

Awesome sequel

Cannot wait for the next book in the series. Makes me want to relisten to ALL of them in order again.

For character progression

I felt as if the first three books our protagonist was moving extremely slow in his skills and abilities directly. I enjoyed his wits and his overall intelligence. This book learns from the past mistakes. Our protagonist does a lot and overcomes a lot of his insecurities. I’ll give the story a four out of five because of his love life. It’s probably the most an interesting thing about his character. Jhin is toxic, Danny is too old for him and all the other females act the same. Overall, he doesn’t seem interested in females. I hope you have a new character that he actually bonds with and gets to know and likes. If not, then just make Jhin the guy.

great

great in terms of both pay offs and set ups, mysteries and revelations, theory and application.

excellent installment of a great series

another banger. i enjoyed it very much.

i am getting a little tired of corin swinging outside of his weight class. why cant he just fight things he could possibly defeat, instead of constantly facing enemies who should defeat him. its a little tiresome, but i will definitely keep reading and recommending these books.

darker but series is a fun listen

bit darker than the previous ones but generally a good ride. look forward to more

Epic series

I love this series. From the very first book till now, I've been hooked. Nick Podehl is a fantastic narrator, and he gives the book so much life. I highly recommend this and the other books written by Andrew Rowe.