Tides of Fate

The Ronin Saga, Book 4

De: Matthew Wolf

Narrado por: Tim Gerard Reynolds

From Amazon best-selling author Matthew Wolf, Tides of Fate continues where Bastion of Sun left off....

Shadows and darkness stir. The tides of fate are coming.

Gray is dying from the bloodpact. He stands on the precipice of life and death and must resolve his vow made in blood with the enigmatic Faye. Farhaven as a whole is threatened by a new evil. Mathelstan, thief-lord of water, seeks the title of Master of Shadows, head of all the thiefdoms. In an effort to consolidate power and save his city, Mathelstan steals the Ronin’s blades and puts Darius before the crucible of fire.

At the same time, the other Ronin are waiting to be found. Ayva must rally Zane and Helix to find the other young legends in order to save Farhaven. To this end, they head to Median, the city on the ocean, hunting for the true Great Kingdom of Water. However, their search will not be easy as Yronia, the fallen Great Kingdom of Metal, stirs. A darkness, an ancient evil, seeks to blot out the sun and end the Ronin’s quest once and for all.

Nefarious pirates, grand sea battles, water serpents, and much more await in this thrilling next installment of The Ronin Saga. Gray and the others must save Farhaven, but the tides of fate are ever-shifting.

©2021 Matthew Wolf (P)2021 Matthew Wolf

Simply captivating!

Every time I read Mr. Wolf's books I keep thinking there's no way they could get better! Tides of Fate has proved me wrong yet again, and this is definitely one of his best works so far. I can't wait to listen to the rest of it because already the story has so much allure and new elements. Do yourself a favor and listen to this book! :)

Great overall story, but…

… it’s hastily or sloppily written. This book starts by changing the end of the former. Numerous occasions where people either have all the time in the world as a blade descends towards them, other times no time at all although the attack is distant. In combat adversaries switch positions and posture without the reader being informed. But if that doesn’t bother you too much, it is a great read. Excepting the common trend where more and more powerful artifacts and monsters keep getting added to the world as books go by.

Amazing

Series is truly captivating. Can't wait for the next installment on this story! keep up the good work

The story just gets better and better

As this story gains pace and new characters, it becomes even harder to stop listening to it. Love how the characters powers are developmenting and how they can use them. Looking forward to book 5 in the series. This series is a must listen to.

Awesome next edition in the series!

The narrator does a great job of making the world come alive. His voice combined with the engaging story makes my commute to so much better.

Mind Blowing

Okay, the last book kinda bored me I won't lie.
I decided to give the series another chance, and I'm glad I did because holy crap.

This story picks up exactly where the last left off, and it doesn't slow down at all.
I love how this author intertwines each storyline, the foreshadowing, and being comfortable with character death is just amazing.

This has me hooked again and I can't wait for book. 5!

Simply wonderful.

Full of twists and turns. engaging the whole way through. Never a dull moment the entire book.

Awesome

The twists and plots in the story are all encompassing!!! Cant wait for book 5

The best yet!

I love this series. I loved it when I caught the first 3 books straight from the author and I love it when I got the audio versions for 2-4. I think the characters develop nicely and the friendships gain more depth. I think I've listed to this book specifically like 4 times. I honestly can't wait for the next one. Already read the short stories. I need more!!

Ooh it's getting good!

it's hard for me to get into books but this series has me hooked! I hope it goes more mature content but like a marvel movie it's still satisfying to dive in to and get lost for hours. book 5 cannot release quick enough. Tim Gerard did his thing BTW hope he narrate all of them!