Leviathan

An Asher & Avandriell Novella (The Echoes Saga, Book 10)

By: Philip C. Quaintrell

Narrated by: Steven Brand

Set three years after A Clash of Fates, the first novella in the Verda universe begins here, with Asher and his intrepid dragon, Avandriell.

A new world is beginning to take shape in the aftermath of The Fated War, a world that must be brought together if it is to survive. As the king and queen of Illian, it falls on Vighon and Inara Draqaro to forge this future. As they did during the war, they have allies—old friends—to call upon, heroes all who fought and bled for Verda's fragile era of peace.

Among those allies are the likes of a ranger and a dragon.

The world's greatest monster requires the world's greatest hunters. Between them, Asher and Avandriell possess the skills required to face an ancient beast that has long prevented mutual prosperity between Illian and Erador. If the two realms of man are to secure everlasting peace, this creature of antiquity, this Leviathan, must finally be vanquished.

©2024 Philip C. Quaintrell (P)2024 Podium Audio

Love the series

This series is amazing. Maybe it’s because I didn’t want it to end but the final book was a bit short. Like it was rushed. But still good. The narrator has a deep soothing voice just wish he could switch it up a bit to differentiate characters. Also this series would make a great anime.

Nice ending to the saga

I like the adventure and how they tied everything together. Love, love love this series. I also have all of the books.

Gonna miss this story

Gonna miss these characters but I’m happy that Asher finally has what he deserves. Amazing book

Perfect!

I love the series, and have read them over and over several times. With that being said this is my favorite book out of them all for sure!!!

Great to catch up with an old friend!

I originally read this book and I struggled with it. The frantic battle was too much for me to get into while reading. Listing was very enjoyable. I forget I think it was Steven Brand reading and I was into it hook line and sinker. I sometimes skip Novellas but this one was well worth the credit used.