The Keep of Ages

The Vault of Dreamers Trilogy, Book 3

By: Caragh M. O'Brien

Narrated by: Emily Woo Zeller

Determined to expose Dean Berg's dream mining operation to the world, and desperate to find her suddenly missing family, Rosie follows a series of clues across the country, where she discovers an abandoned, horror-themed amusement park hiding a labyrinth of tunnels beneath its grounds. There, Rosie uncovers the vault, where her sister sleeps among the dreamers she is determined to set free. Meanwhile, nefarious subliminal messaging embedded within the Forge Show poses a danger to all who watch. And Rosie discovers the terrifying implications of mining and unlocking the consciousness of countless victims.

Propulsive and deeply speculative, The Keep of Ages concludes the Vault of Dreamers trilogy by taking listeners on a wild and satisfying ride.

©2017 Caragh M. O'Brien (P)2017 Tantor

Critic reviews

"Psychologically and philosophically rich." ( Kirkus)

The first trilogy to keep me on edge,but

The narration was amazing in the first books. For some reason it feels like she acts to hard here. It doesn’t fit the strong female character. The soft voice unlike the other books where her voice was stronger does not do her justice.The book does not use space on the summary of the story thus far. Authors take note.

The reason I cannot give it five stars. The ending. If this is the last in the series... The last hour is more confusing than if I had skipped the last hour. I cannot accept this ending. However, Audible. This series is perfect for adults which is needed. This serves is in a class of it’s own. A spotlight is needed on this series.

Great Book!

I really liked the story loved how she changed the accents accordingly to every single person! She made Rosey sound a little whiny but overall everything was good!

Excellent ending to this series.

Gripping tale of the possible scary advancement of future technology.
On the one hand, the tech could help so many people. On the other hand, it could harm twice as many people if it were to fall into the wrong people's hands!
Just the right amount of terrifying!

A satisfying conclusion to the series

The conclusion to the series is a little scattered, goes in a few too many directions, and includes perhaps a few too many twists for its own good on the way to closing out the plotline. Still, readers get a satisfying conclusion and are well rewarded for taking this perilous journey with characters they have no doubt become greatly attached to.

Satisfying conclusion but....

This final entry into the Rosie Sinclair trilogy was a good read and satisfying conclusion. The book was fast paced and tied up most loose ends. My biggest complaint/annoyance with this tale is the narrator. In the previous two books Ms. Zeller does a great job, and I enjoyed her reading. This book however is difficult to understand due to the fact that she reads so quietly and mumbles so much. I get that a lot of this book is internal dialog but I should not have to jack up my volume to nearly 90 and still need to rewind parts. Just putting that out there as a warning in case someone is hard of hearing!