Guardian, The Quest: A Magical Beasts Action Adventure Fantasy

Magical Beasts, Book 2

By: Geoffrey Saign

Narrated by: Sarah Lucero

Magical Beasts is now in development for a major motion picture.

The smugglers put a magical weapon on Jake’s wrist and blackmail Sam - she must find the golden dragon or her best friend will die. Yet, everyone is desperate to find the powerful golden dragon, including the Evil One, who has been hiding for millennia and has sworn to destroy all life in the magical world of KiraKu. If the Evil One captures the golden dragon, it’s game over. And the Evil One could be anyone, so no one can be trusted.

The guardians will have to survive death matches and multiple enemies to find the golden dragon first. And everything is turned upside down when they discover the dragon is not what they think....

Can Sam discover who the Evil One is? Can she take her power to the next level to stop him and save Jake? Guardian: The Quest is book two of Magical Beasts, a fantasy thriller series with nonstop action, powerful heroines, quirky tough heroes, and a slew of not-so-friendly magical beasts.

©2019 Geoffrey Saign (P)2020 Geoffrey Saign

Love it!

This is a wonderful series and Sarah Lucero is a great narrator and Geoffrey Saign is a great author.

quest

Sam is trying to save Jake (who has a slave bracelet on set to kill him) while trying to stop the evil one.

GREAT READ!

I really enjoyed it! This book was full of adventure! The narration was great and kept me entertained! The author did a great job with the character builds and plot! I look forward to reading more books in this series! I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Great Book

Loved the second book in this series. It was an overall great story and the narration was very well done. It ended in a manner that felt resolved, yet kept me interested enough to want to read the next book.

Time we'll spent

A very enjoyable story. Though there are a lot of technical terms, the listener (or reader) is not overwhelmed because of the way it is delivered.