Raging Storm

By: Markus Heitz

Narrated by: Neil Dickson

International bestselling fantasy author Markus Heitz returns with this thrilling sequel to The Triumph of the Dwarves.
The Hidden Land lies broken. In the terrible battle to save the home of the dwarfs, elves and humans, many sacrifices were made by great heroes, and at the last the älfar were defeated. Aiphatòn, the son of the indelible and erstwhile Emperor of the Älfar, has sworn that his race will never again pose such a dire threat to the world; he is determined to seek out and destroy the last of his own people.
But there may be a greater enemy to face: an enigmatic mage with powerful magic at her fingertips is threatening the entire country.
Suddenly the Hidden Land's greatest enemy has become its only hope . . .The action never lets up in this next exciting story in the saga of the dwarves and the älfar!For more from Markus Heitz, check out:The DwarvesThe War of the DwarvesThe Revenge of the DwarvesThe Fate of the DwarvesThe Triumph of the Dwarves

Loved it

I love all of the books in the dwarves series this one was a little confusing at first then I realised its number 4 in the alfar books I hope they do the others

I'm not sure where this one was going.

enjoyed it like the others in the series, but this one left lots on the table.

I would say strong…to quite strong!!!!

Very easy book to get immersed in, as with all of heitz’s books. Read them all, he is one of the best authors around today and i hope he continues to unpack the realms of the dwarves and alfar.

Warning

The description of the book is a follow-up to Triumph of the Dwarves. I read all of the series and loved them so I was looking forward to the last book. As I listened to the book it made less and less sense...
After digging around a bit I found out this is a book from his Alfar series, a related book series but not from the Dwarves series.
I would love to read this series too but reading one book in the middle of the series was not what I expected when I purchased this.
I hope Audible gets the other Alfar books so I can read it in it's entirety.