Forever Avalon, Volume 1

By: Mark O Piggott

Narrated by: Traci Odom

Take an Adventure Through Time!

Stephanie Drake and her three children were glad to be alive after a sudden storm slammed their boat onto an uncharted island, but it’s not where they think. They found themselves in another world, frozen in time. For more than 3,000 years, the magical island of Avalon remained hidden from the outside world. It was a place of eternal magic, where the descendants of King Arthur ruled over a land filled with magical creatures, wizards, Elves, Dwarves, and dragons. On Avalon, Stephanie and her children were being hunted by bounty hunters, thieves and brigands. They found themselves caught in a power struggle between Lord Kraven Darkholm, a powerful wizard descended from the sorceress Morgana le Fay, and Lord Bryan MoonDrake, the Gil-Gamesh of Avalon.

The people of this magical isle have been protected for centuries by the Gil-Gamesh, a descendant of Sir Percival Peredyr, the last Knight of the Round Table. But who is Lord MoonDrake and how does he know so much about Stephanie and her children? Now, it’s a race against time as the Gil-Gamesh must protect these Outlanders - as they are called - and get them home to the outside world. All the while, Kraven Darkholm continued his schemes against the people of Avalon, vying to achieve his ultimate goal of becoming ruler of this enchanted island.

©2009 Mark Owen Piggott (P)2022 Mark Owen Piggott

Intriguing listen!

Very interesting story. I really enjoyed the take on modern day people in Arthurian Avalon.

An escapade through Avalon's enchanting realm!

"Forever Avalon, Volume 1" by Mark O Piggott, narrated by Traci Odom, delivers a captivating fantasy adventure through Avalon's magical realm. Piggott's enchanting writing, paired with Odom's skillful narration, makes for a spellbinding journey filled with wizards, elves, and dragons. A must-listen for fantasy enthusiasts craving a timeless escape.

Good book

I was given this book for free.

I was not sure this book/genre was really me, but I was wrong, and I enjoyed the book a lot.

Narrations was also good.