Vardaesia

The Medoran Chronicles, Book 5

By: Lynette Noni

Narrated by: Carly Robins

When Day and Night combine and fight against one Enemy, then Dark and Light shall meet mid-strike and set the Captives free.

In the wake of loss and devastation, Alex must cast aside her grief to seek aid from those who banished the Meyarins long ago. But the proud Tia Aurans care little for the woes of mortals and demand that Alex - and her friends - undergo the Gates of Testing to prove their world is worth saving.

With an ancient prophecy looming, Alex must confront the secrets of her past if she is to survive long enough to see the future. For if she returns to Medora without the Tia Aurans by her side, all hope will be lost.

In this explosive conclusion to The Medoran Chronicles, the fate of Medora hangs in the balance as Alex readies herself to face Aven one final time.

Who will survive, and who will fall?

If, however, darkness wins, there is no strategy to keep from all that will be lost, and so will always be.

©2019 Lynette Noni (P)2019 Audible, Ltd

Alex, Cayden, Bear, Jordan and DC and Decland

Thank you for ending it that way. Best story on my list. I hope they make a movie. unbelievable, spectacular and the narrator was on point. I give it give more stars.

the whole series was awesome

from beginning to end it was an awesome book to read an awesome series to read your heart pounded through all of it you hoped it never ended and you hoped everything would turn out great and it did you will love it to read it and have fun reading it.

Great series

Wonderful characters. Compelling story line. Listened to all five in a row. No sex or foul language. The relationship between her and her friends teach life lessons.

Amazing series. Worth the read.

I was impressed. Kept my attention throughout. Great action scenes and world building.

I absolutely loved it, from beginning to end.

I would suggest the author get more acquainted with the use of conjunction. It's a little distracting when she uses phrases like separate to or different to instead of using separate from. The narrator should probably stop using the extra "es" on possessive words, as well. Possessive nouns that's are pronounced, for example, as friendses or parentses, also distract from the story.

Way better than I expected

Well-crafted YA fantasy. The books get increasingly bloody, and the gore really escalated in this last novel, but this series in general was way better than I expect from YA fantasy. Interesting world-building with minimal impact from the requisite teen tropes (absent parents, world must be saved by a band of teenaged friends for some reason, magical school, etc.) not a Harry Potter knock off, but in the same vein.