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The Legend of the Soul Stones
- Narrated by: John Keating
- Length: 28 hrs and 28 mins
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Summary
"I know the Order has its secrets, and those secrets are kept from the ears and eyes of the world...."
Eighteen years have passed since the rebellion within the Order. The once peaceful kingdom is now in turmoil, and its citizens seek a savior.
Emerging from the shadows, a dangerous man sets his master plan in motion - one that will elevate him to the highest political position in the realm and give him power over the masses. Only the prophet and the rest of the Order stand in his way.
Thrown into the middle of an age-old war, Arkin discovers the secrets of his past and finds himself tied to the Order. There, he will learn the way of the warrior and train under the tireless master of arms. And through the lies that he'd been told his entire life, he will find his true path and soon realize that it is not only the hopes of the Order that rest upon his shoulders.
It's possibly all of mankind's.
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- Sean
- 06-04-19
I just
Could not get into this, I dunno, perhaps some of the accents were too close to home and that put me off or maybe John sounds too much like a priest, maybe try it again sometime. Maybe.
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- Mike
- 18-04-19
Disappointed and didn't finish
Why use one word when you can use ten., I think that was what the author was thinking. Everything is over explained and conversations are packed full of cliche sentences. One of the few books I couldn't finish. Shame because the storyline seems really good but the bad writing and poor narrative made it to much of a chore. with a rewrite, the book would be half the size but a very good story. Disappointed because I was really excited to read it.
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