The Age of the End

A Vengeful Realm, Book 3

De: Tim Facciola

Narrado por: Landon Soelberg

Duración: 22 h y 5 m

Resumen del Editor

The flood of blood drowns New Rheynia, but The Age of the End is only just beginning.

Though the traitor God within Valencia has been exposed and Zephyrus and Threyna wild the artifacts of long dead deities, the way to the divine realm is blocked. The Harbinger has ascended to slaughter the Gods and leave the mortal realm in ruins. Yet Zephyrus, Laeden, Vykinallia, Iylea and Threyna have even more pressing concerns.

The Skeleton King has come to New Rheynia’s shores. Empowered by cursed magic, he and his legions will stop at nothing to consume every soul in the mortal realm in service to their One True God. Regardless if they’re Valencian or Celestic, Rheynians or Helms, free or enslaved peoples- everyone must join together if they hope to outlast the apocalypse. Even the worst of enemies.

Bonds of friendship and love will be tested. Chains of guilt and disdain will come undone. One way or another, the scales will be set right, and nothing will ever be the same again.

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Gosh dang it

Masterpiece. It was the ending that was needed, even if it wasn’t the one I wanted, haha.

Thrilling Finish to the Trilogy

Tim Facciola delivers a thrilling finish to his A Vengeful Realm trilogy with this novel. The story ties together nicely with a fitting end for the characters we’ve come to love. Highly recommend the series to any fantasy lovers!

I love this trilogy

First, the narrator is so good. He was perfect for this audiobook. This is the final book in the Vengeful Realm trilogy. The author wraps it up in a way that you are hopeful but not sure of the future of New Rheynia. Could there be future books in this series. This is my all time favorite epic fantasy trilogy. It’s so good.

A story of mercy, redemption, and HOPE!

It’s hard to find the right words to describe book three in this series because it left me full of all the feelings: highs, lows, and everything in between. Without giving away spoilers, Facciola masterfully handles all of the character relationships in a way that feels authentic and nuanced. The dynamics are complex and realistic, making me wonder if Facciola has a background in psychology. Interestingly, my least favorite character in book 1 turned into my favorite in book 3. Mercy, redemption, and hope are the best words to describe what I read. Within a few minutes of finishing book 3, I said to myself, “I want to read the trilogy again!” These characters have helped me gain new perspective into my own personal relationships, and how I handle conflict when it arises. Tim Facciola, I hope you expand on this world. It felt like a complete ending, but I’m hoping you’ll bring us back into this world one day. This is officially my favorite Epic Fantasy Trilogy. Tim, thank you for the journey xoxo

Fantastic

I've read a lot of books this year, but this series has risen to the top as one of my favorites. The third installment of this series, does not waver from the strength of the first two, but rather brings down the hammer down to nail it home.

Age of the end may be my favorite of the series. A Greco-Roman inspired fantasy doused in creativity, skillful writing, loads of action, and set alight with heart.

I enjoyed this series with my teenage sons (I recommend it for your older children due to descriptive violence). My sons and I had plenty of theories going into this book. Some were close, and some were dead wrong. However, Facciola wrapped this trilogy up, leaving us utterly satisfied with the outcome.

If you're looking for some gritty fantasy with light at the end of the day, check this one out. I highly recommend it.