The Bones of Titans

Stalwart Link Series, Book 3

By: B. T. Narro

Narrated by: Simon Vance

Mankind has failed to stop a growing rift for more than a decade. It will destroy all life on Aathon if nothing changes. But when Leo arrives with half of the human army, it seems that every leader is finally intent on stopping this growing rift together. What Leo will find out, however, is that some of these very powerful people don't see the rift as a problem. They intend to use it as an opportunity.

Leo faces many obstacles that stand in the way of destroying the rift, while Andar and Rygen encounter their own issues. Assistance comes in the form an expert mage who has reappeared after his disappearance many years ago, but some believe it was this mage who created the rift in the first place. There are strange things about him, but the strangest of all is that he appears to be the same age as when he disappeared 23 years ago.

As this mage involves himself with Leo and the plot to destroy the rift, Leo must quickly figure out how much he can trust this mage and how much he must rely on himself.

©2019 B.T. Narro (P)2019 Tantor

enjoyed it

enjoyable listen. i liked the characters and magic system. good narration too. thanks for the free audiobook.

Not the best of the series.

Very repetitive and redundant, especially for readers of the series.Did not build enough to make me want to read the next book.

Fantastic!

This series is enchanting! I finished the last two books quickly and will probably finish this one in no time. I've even been listening to it during quieter moments at work. I love the plot and the characters. The struggles are relatable (to a point) and victories are exciting. Great action and description of battle. The concept of "magic" and the way the energies are manipulated by mages is a refreshing take. Have fun!

good narrator. good story. 4/5 enjoyable.

love the narrator. the author leaves me wanting a little more at times but overall its a very enjoyable series. just finished 3 books in 3 days.

Not my Favorite

There was a lot of parts where I zoned out but didn't miss much at all. For any good story you just want it to flow, and this one got bogged down a bit especially with all the artistry, tetistry, voids, and such. Idk. It also seemed thin that the bad guys were willing to let the world be destroyed just for some coin. The world! Really? I'm vested in the characters now, so I will finish the series...eventually...maybe. Idk.