Wild Wastes 6

De: Randi Darren

Narrado por: Stephanie Savannah

Before world war two could reach its conclusion, the world suffered what could only be defined as a cataclysm.

Legend has it that an experiment failed. Catastrophically so. And when it failed, the center of the United States, from the Sierra Nevada to the Mississippi river became "The Waste", where everything changed.

Except it didn't only happen in North America. In fact, it happened all around the world.

Few places were spared, though only a handful experienced it as deeply as the United States didIn The Wastes of the world, every fantasy creature, fairy tale demon, or mythological monster exists. From Orcs to Neriads, Ogres, Trolls, Wraiths, Elves, Harpies, and even Beastmen. They all exist, and all despise humankind.

For North America, in the shattered bones of the country, the west and east coasts new governments have rose, then fell.

Vince has become the master of a major portion of the Wastes of North America. Responsible for everything and everyone inside his boundaries. There is little that doesn’t fall under his purview. Except everything is changing even as fast as he tries to catch up.

The end war with deities near and far has become the focus of his life.

Everything will change or end here and now.

For him, Yosemite, Legion, and all of his world.

©2024 Randi Darren (P)2025 Randi Darren

awesome

Love this series. I've listened to to 1 - 4 so many times, then finally saw that 5 and 6 was out.

Wish there was a different narrator…

I love the stories, but I’m not a fan of Stephanie narrating. Some of her voices are ok, but her natural voice is a little screechy. Other than that, this book felt a little more rushed than the others, but still an ok addition.

This book has no clear direction.

I love Williams writing I have pretty much all of his books but this one I think I will be returning to Audible.
This book is all over the place and it is hard to keep up on.

a lot of something

honestly zoned out during a lot. allot of words but not really saying much. not a fan of teen insecurities and indecisive Vince I will say. poor dude can't keep his compass straight. the book started off so damn strong. I kept checking the title to make sure I was listening about Vince and NOT Felix.

Should have ended.

The book is rushed with no clear purpose. And then the religious things… was better to just stick with the ranger things.