The Book of the Staff

Vesik, Book 12

By: Eric Asher

Narrated by: Erin Moon

A demon unleashed. An ally imprisoned. Zola risks a pact that could kill them all....

Zola Adannaya, necromancer and mentor to Damian Vesik, seeks an ancient artifact in order to save her student. Unfortunately, the only beings with the knowledge she needs are demons she trapped long ago.

Traveling to a small town in southern Missouri, where one such demon was cursed to a mundane existence, Zola must convince the creature to cooperate. Negotiations with a demon are always treacherous and Zola finds herself on a quest she may never return from. Her only hope lies in Corydon, on a distant battlefield guarded by an Old God.

If Zola fails to end a conflict centuries in the making, Vesik could pay the ultimate price—as could the world itself.

©2019 Eric R. Asher (P)2020 Eric R. Asher

Finally, Zola!!

Of all the amazing characters in these books, Zola has been my favorite. Her story is compelling from a historical, as well as human point of view. This book gives us insight into her life, before Vesik, which fill in a lot of blanks. As always, Etin Moon has done a masterful job bringing the characters to life. My only regret is that our beloved William Dufris was not here to do Zola. Oh to hear him say shiiiiit one more time. Eric Asher is an amazing author, you will not be disappointed!

They keep getting better!

I love diving into these short audiobooks. Erin Moon does a phenomenal job reeling me in.

I have been missing Zola and was exciting to see this one is mostly about her. She is one bad cajun!
I highly recommend the ENTIRE series! It is hard to chat up the individual novella without including spoilers.

good

keep them coming. I need more of them all.
thank you for making these books for us all.

Loved ir

As always Eric Asher brings to life the best characters and stories. He makes you feel as if you're there with them.

The strength of these characters amazes me!

I really don't know how to review this book. It left off in such a spot to make it feel like a bunch is missing, which I'm sure is the point to gear up for the next part. I love Zola. And, it seems there are still so many secrets she's been keeping. I loved getting to see a bit of Foster again in this book as well, I've missed him almost as much as I've missed Damian. The sheer mettle of these characters is astounding! As we get closer to the end game, one would hope for more of the positive news but, this is war, and positive seems to be something from the distant past. Really looking forward to the next part of this journey.

I continue to really love this narrator for this series.