Risen

Atlantis Rising Trilogy, Book 3

By: Evan Currie

Narrated by: Cassandra Campbell

Wars are not won by battles, they are won by determination and a refusal to surrender or die.

When humanity waged war with the demons, the greatest warriors of humanity stood tall and won every battle...only to lose the war. Now, however, it is the demons' turn to learn that lesson.

Battles innumerable have been won by their forces, but can they take the day at the only battle that matters?

The final one.

©2022 Evan Currie (P)2022 Podium Audio

Riveting action through the entire story

I really enjoyed the presentation and overall performance from the reader! Highly recommend this book to everyone who enjoys science fiction and fantasy. Left me satisfied with the ending yet wanting more!

IN A BLUE MOON

Once in a while I will write a review if the story or the performance is awesome. This is one of those blue moon moments. I can’t stress enough just how good Cassandra Campbell was in her performance in all three books. Her control of so many different voices was so well performed, I knew how was speaking be the voice used for the character. Not many narrators can actually pull that off, but Ms Campbell did with ease. I really think I would not have enjoyed the trilogy as much if not for her performance.

The trilogy is well worth the time to read or listen too. However, listening to this series is strongly recommended.

SpaceJunkie

Great story

This is a great story. Well written especially for the genre. All three books together make a great arc. narration is amazing as this voice actor has done in many other books and I greatly appreciate her use of different voices for different characters.I have to say it is a must buy.

good enough

I feel as though the ending was left a little lacking not quite open but we were left with more questions than answers. I don't mind that if there will be another book but it is what it is I guess.

The story is good the message is great

The narrator is clear and very easy to listen to. The storyline is full of teaching points and worth listening to more than once.