Bastial Sentinels

The Rhythm of Rivalry, Book 5

By: B.T. Narro

Narrated by: Brad C. Wilcox

In this epic culmination of the series, Cleve returns to Greenedge in hopes of keeping the war from reaching his homeland. But he never expected what's happened in his absence. The four kings have been killed by an emerging army, displacing Jek and the Takarys - Cleve's only trusted allies. Desperate to find them, he turns to the very man responsible for their absence. Meanwhile, Jek faces the toughest challenge of his life when his king is murdered and he's forced to flee the land he's sworn to protect. Now with five armies at war, Jek struggles to understand who he should be fighting against, especially when his old friend Cleve is seen marching with known enemies. Whatever Jek decides, it had better be soon. The green fog of desmarls covers more of the continent each day. The man-eating monsters grow hungry, and their muscle far exceeds any of the five armies at war.

©2016 B.T. Narro (P)2016 B.T. Narro

A really cool world hes built

I really enjoyed how this world works and while ive had my issues with a couple of the characters. I overall really enjoyed this series. they are all good quick reads with a fast pace and he does a good job of making the magic prevalent and normal in their culture while also making it clear that there is still a lot for them all to learn. Im excited to read more from this world.

Great ending to the series.

I'm just happy there are more series after this one. BTnarro did a wonderful job writing this series.

Great story telling

I have immensely enjoyed listening to over twenty of these books. I love the different series on different characters of the main group. It's been like a deep dive into the lives of the different characters that you already love. I will certainly keep an eye out for new books from this author.

amazing 👏

loved it maybe a bit into the intimate parts for my liking but luckily they were at the ends of chapters and just skipped to next chapter and there we went

Liked it

Love the story the person reading the story wasn’t the greatest. It was worth the listen.