Call of Titan

Priest of Titan, Book 1

By: Paul Mouchet

Narrated by: Kapri Durtschi

Titan called her. The Temple forged her. Gods will fear her.

Kit, at the tender age of 11, leaves her home to join the Temple of the Fist, a group of austere warrior-priests dedicated to delivering justice and retribution to the kingdom of Arnnor.

After five cycles as an acolyte, during what should have been a simple protection mission, Kit uncovers a sinister plot to eradicate the wolves across the kingdom. But why?

With the help of her new friends, a young tracker named Indie and a dire wolf named Runt, can the young priest follow the trail to its grizzly conclusion?

~ A Veil of Entropy Story ~

©2021, 2022 Paul Mouchet (P)2024 Paul Mouchet

Good read. Awesome reader

The story is fun, but there are dark moments. The narrator does an amazing job with bringing the characters to life.

Call of Titan

okay I'm really loving this book, this is a perfect start to a series, everything about it is so good the storyline, the characters, the setting. We get a sassy will strong character, a dire wolf as a sidekick And she makes a good friend on her journey which and hoping he might become a Love interest. I know I know she's a sister but come on now a girl can dream. this main character is a little bad a$$. you guys are going to love her, she smart, tough, sassy and funny as hell. I love how she annoyes the hell of the captain and the father.

I give this book ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ all the way.
I cant wait for the next book to come out, so looking forward to her next adventures.

Interesting ideas

Narrator did a good job! Enjoyed the listen. Quality performance!

This isn’t typically what I like to read; no romance and the story build up is slow going, but I still enjoyed the story. The story starts with young Kit facing adversity from close-minded people. She ends up training in magic and combat because she is supposed to help free one of the gods. In this book, Kit mainly trains and then solves some dilemmas for some town people; missing cheese, poachers, etc. Along the way, she faces more close-mindedness because she is young, female, and different. She does find some allies along the way too. I like that she stands up for herself and those that need some help. She is a bit rude and too rash, but she kicks booty! Enjoy the magical aspects as well, and the wolves! There is violence in this story, but so far, I’d say this is mostly a YA type of story. I was hoping for a bit more of an epic journey with this read, but there is a possibility for that in future books. This one felt more like a setup story. I’d say this is a 3.5 for me, but I rounded up to a 4 since this just isn’t my usual type of read. I got a good deal on the full series, so I will continue with the story. Hoping for more epicness, more growth from the heroine and hopefully some romance!