Legacy Fulfilled

The Warrior Queen Legacy, Book 4

By: Laurel Night

Narrated by: Caitlin Davies, Aaron Shedlock

Just when I thought this quest couldn’t end soon enough, yet another surprise sends us sprinting further north in a desperate search for a cure.

We’re running out of time, and the life of my mate—let alone the entire world—rests in the balance.

Because now we know the legacy isn’t just about the clan Queen. An ancient evil has been growing in hidden places, aided by the Elders and their bitter determination to keep secrets.

As darkness closes in, our last ray of hope is to fulfill the legacy of the Queen and end the wraiths for all time.

Or fail, and doom the world to eternal night.

Legacy Fulfilled is the fourth and final book in The Warrior Queen Legacy, featuring a badass heroine, a dark fantasy world, and loads of sexy wolf shifters.

Be warned: This is a slow burn romance in which the main character keeps all of her men. Once you pick this story up, you won’t be able to stop devouring it until the very end.

The Warrior Queen Legacy is now complete!

©2021 Laurel Night (P)2023 Laurel Night

The end.

I don’t know but I thought this was going to end in a bang but it was ok. This did have more steamy scenes and the characters developed nicely so did the world around them. Overall it was an ok ending but the narrators did a good job.

Thrilling ride

Awesome action packed rollercoaster ride all while being romanced with the captivating voice of Shedlock!

Excellent Ending!!! But they're pretty stupid.

Other than skeevy Mateo the author only failed bythe way the main characters were so slow witted. The case for portraying the Elders as evil was ridiculous. And how they could the survivors they found owed them anything showed these wolf people had limited emotional and intellectual capabilities. Even the best ofthem act like idiot brutes. BUT, the story is so goid you overlook the weaknesses.

Overall a good story well performed

I think the series started strong, but waned especially in book 4. I believe the series is still worth-while and I am glad I completed the series. The third and especially fourth book became annoying due to the characters complete lack of scientific understanding and a lack of basic logic. The wolves being angry with the elders made no sense. Their society would have died without the Elders' foresight and brilliant strategies. It was especially annoying that Emory made no attempt to support the Elders. He was presented as a character with extraordinary intelligence, yet followed the MFC's assessment of the Elders. This was extra annoying when the MFC was presented on multiple occasions as having below average intelligence. Throughout the series, it is pointed out how she cannot grasp basic concepts like the difference between an ocean and lake, the diffence of tree varieties, that her own mother is being abused, etc. Writing the MFC to have a higher intelligence and having them understand the Elders' plans would have lifted the story to 5-stars. All that said, it is still a decent listen overall that I would recommend.

What an enjoyable series

The world, wraiths, strategy, tension, and hints of spice— good stuff. Loved these narrations by the voice actors. Nicely finished series. Thank you