The Three

By: Roberta Dawn McMorrow

Narrated by: Pamela Dillman

With the dawn following Three Days of Darkness, 17-year-old Leo wakens to a strangely altered Earth, in terrain he doesn’t recognize. Together with his brother Conan and the mysterious girl Inanna, the three face challenges both mystical and physical as they discover the purpose of their survival.

©2020 Roberta Dawn McMorrow (P)2021 Roberta Dawn McMorrow

Love the Characters and Storyline

This book is an adventure that explores spirituality and ancient traditions in a post apocalyptic setting lived out by three strong teenage characters- Leo, Conan and Inanna. I am super invested in the characters and can’t wait to find out what happens to them in the next book in this series. The narrator was excellent as well.

Brilliant !

Loved this book,so descriptive and beautifully written. The characters all work so well together and I really enjoyed getting to know them . It’s set in world that’s dark and dangerous but still gives you a feeling of hope.Really enjoyed the narration too,especially Mira’s character,highly recommend and hope there’s more to come !

Massive Fantasy Epic amid Environmental Apocalypse

The Three is an intelligent, finely detailed entry into what promises to be a sprawling tale of spiritual and cosmic proportions in a world that has experienced environmental and societal collapse. Good vs. Evil?...Heroes in the making?...You betcha! All set in an engrossing context of history, anthropology and world spiritual traditions.

This first volume traces the coming of age and initiation of the principal characters--two teenage brothers from coastal California and a teenage young woman of Lakota heritage--as they are thrust into their appointed roles as warriors for Good in a malevolently prolapsed Planet Earth. This volume provides a vast overture to what promises to be a very substantial and satisfying multi-volume epic. Do stay tuned...!

In this audio edition, produced and performed by Pamela Dillman, the lively, vivid narration and character portrayals project a Technicolor, holographic theater of the mind, wonderfully evocative of the golden age of radio. She draws the listener in and carries them along with exquisite finesse through the many episodes of this story, while maintaining the arc of the narrative in meter, tone and emotional tenor. Dillman's radiant performance makes this audio title more than worth the price of admission.

Highly recommended for fans of intellectually informed, character-driven fantasy fiction.