Flames

The Frozen Flame, Book 3

By: Paul J. Bennett

Narrated by: Tim Bruce

Old friends. New allies. Their fates forever entwined.

Guided by the ancestors, Natalia and Athgar journey to an inhospitable land where danger lurks behind the guise of friendship. With a dire need to find shelter, they have no choice but to settle in and hope for the best.

It doesn't take long for them to realize something is not right. Athgar, having travelled back to his roots, soon discovers they are rotting from within. And Natalia, one of the most powerful mages on the continent, finds herself unable to cast even the simplest of spells.

All the while, the Orcs of the Red Hand, running from certain death, desperately seek safety. Kargen, torn away from those he has sworn to protect, must gamble the future of his tribe on a desperate bid for their survival.

When old enemies resurface to endanger them all, two ancient races must come together as one or be annihilated, lost forever to the annals of history.

©2021 Paul J. Bennett (P)2021 Podium Audio

Great story that keeps your ears wide open.

Very much enjoy this series and am now looking to see if there are more so that I can continue to listen to this epic journey.

Great story, though variety in the narrator would be awesome.

I love the story, every character has a something they have to deal with and solve, making each one compelling. The narrator is great, though I’d like more variation in the way they speak for different characters, perhaps a different narrator for different characters. Overall this series is really fun to listen to!

and the plot thickens

A solid continuation of the story the characters continue to develop
agreed continuation of the story

Compelling story

Very good, great performance. Sometimes I want more exploration of certain events and themes. Seems rushed in some cases. I like the alternative approach to magic and mythical creatures.

believable interesting characters

the story was written in an engaging manner literally if it had been a paper book I would have never been able to put it down as it was I could never turn it off it was amazing