Tempest Rise

Treborel, Book 1

By: Alaina Stanford

Narrated by: Ginger Walton

A science-fiction-based paranormal thriller! Intrigue, spies, adventure, friendship, sustainable and earth-friendly sci-fi technology, war, modern vs. holistic medicine, and, of course, love.

An ancient, solitary mountain kingdom of Treborel, which rejected the polluting ways of modern technology for the clean power of solar gems, joins forces with a futuristic country to save a pacifistic nation from a violent invasion. As their people intertwine and the ancient practice of empathic healing is revealed, the true intent of the invasion becomes clear.

Treborel's entire way of life is threatened.

©2013 Alaina Stanford (P)2018 Alaina Stanford

A blend of science fiction & paranormal intrigue!

Tempest Rise by Alaina Stanford, narrated by Ginger Walton, is a blend of science fiction and paranormal intrigue. The writing weaves a captivating tale of ancient traditions clashing with futuristic technology, and the narration brings every twist to life with vibrant energy. A unique and refreshing adventure that keeps you hooked from start to finish!

Thrilling

Tempest Rise by Alaina Stanford is an amazing paranormal thriller. Ginger Walton did an excellent job with the narration. The story is entertaining, thrilling, interesting, and more. Tempest Rise is the first book in the Treborel series. I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review. Highly recommend.

good

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! good overall

Futuristic Intrigue

This book s filled with action and intrigue. the cast of characters is large and the main characters are well developed. The premise is good but the story is a little choppy. Although the narrator is generally good, there were ttimes when her inflection left me confused. for examale, she sometimes sounds like she was asking a question when she was describing something and there was no dialog. At some points, I felt like Computer generated audio did a better job on other books I have listened to.