The Depths of Aerth

Worlds at War, Book 4

By: Damon Alan

Narrated by: Patrick Zeller

Book four in the Worlds at War series by author Damon Alan.

Be sure to listen to the series in order, it is a serial. If you're new to the series, start with The Dragons of Dunkirk, book one.

Three teams of warriors are on Aerth - two human, one Dwarven. All three want the Gate over Rotterdam closed, and all three are working separately to accomplish their goals.

At the same time, the situation on Earth is detiorating. Germany is once again at war, this time with the Swiss. The unstable situation in Germany's leadership only gets worse as Hagirr's mate and powerful sorceress does her job of keeping humanity off balance. Fascist Germany is her tool. Or is it?

This book isn't a historically correct telling; it is alternative history in many ways, with high fantasy thrown in for good measure. As such, artistic license to tell a good story is both enhanced and embraced. Jump in, and see for yourself what might happen if magic once more returned to our world.

Experience the blend of Earth's WWII history with the fantasy world of Aerth.

©2020 Damon Alan Smithwick (P)2021 Damon Alan Smithwick

Things a starting to rev up

Been looking forward to this narration and it did not disappoint. I like it when books tell the stories from multiple perspectives because it make the world feel real. Really excited to see what happens now the the alies are finally making there way into magical lands.

excellent series

I picked up the series because I thought the concept seemed very interesting. a world of magic colliding with world war II era Earth definitely enticed me. I bought all four books thinking that was the whole series however it seems it's not the end of the series. it's been sometime since this book came out, and I can't find any information online as to whether the author is planning on finishing the series. The four books did not disappoint, very good story, plenty of characters to flesh out the new world as well as Earth during that period of time. I really hope that the author continues with the books.