Crimson

By: Arthur Slade

Narrated by: Mare Trevathan

A ruthless queen. An evil god. One brave teen must outwit them both.

Fen, a simple villager, wakes one morning to discover that her hair has gone crimson: A sign she has been invested with wildmagic. This is a death sentence. Queen Servilia, the only person allowed to use magic, sends her soldiers to execute her. When the village is burned to the ground and her sister captured, Fen faces an impossible choice. Will she use her wildmagic to unleash an ancient god who could overthrow the queen, but whose power may be even more terrifying?

If you like YA fantasy, you'll love this story. Discover the magic. Buy Crimson today.

©2018 Arthur Slade (P)2019 Arthur Slade

I lost track of time

I was so entralled with this story that I lost track of time, and was always listening. Usually I only listen during commuting.

Listen listen listen!

This was excellent. It was well written and well narrated. The story was about excellent from the start. I fully expected the beginning to go the way of most stories have a dramatic change but no. The author stuck to it and executed. That opening scene set the tone right away and he kept going. The only thing I would have liked more is for the Asian undertones to have been highlighted more.

Brilliant 💛

Crimson was brilliant, fast-paced from start to finish, highly ceative writing, cool creatures, characters & environment's vividly described making them easy to imagine. I recommend Crimson to anyone who enjoys fantasy stories even if you don't usually read tales of teenagers on quests.
Awesome narration

This is a good Young Adult novel.

This novel was easy to listen to, it was fast paced and brought up a lot of values and how the characters got there. I truly enjoyed this novel and will gladly recommend it.

One Hell of a Ride!

I was not prepared for the fast-paced world that the author drives us into with “Crimson.” The main character has a lot of turmoil and it only gets worse for her. There are a lot of tough decisions and she keeps on moving. The descriptions of the world and all of the creatures were just great though. The battle of the sorcerers was one hell of a ride. Not just the finale, but the all of the story that revolved around them. The other main characters were well done and the comedy relief of one of them was welcome in a darker world. Would definitely recommend and think that people who love good fantasy will enjoy this story.