The Chaos Rises: An Elemental Warrior Series

Elemental Academy, Book 6

By: D.K. Holmberg

Narrated by: John Pirhalla

The Draasin Lord is captured, but a greater threat remains.

Now that Tolan knows the secret of the Draasin Lord, he recognizes more needs to be done. As a student, he’s not in a position to be able to do more, but as a master shaper, he’d be free to travel as he feels necessary.

When another attack targets the academy, Tolan knows his unique abilities might make him the only shaper able to respond.

He must survive crossing the waste, but even if he does, how can he stop the chaos where none can shape the elements and where no elementals can survive?

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Love the story but hate being strung along by author!!

Excellent story but it makes it hard to listen to with his repeating mantras . The story get a little monotonous when OP second guesses his self after knowing something, then contradicts it drives me nuts I’m hoping to make it through the last book.. I get so driven mad I shut it off for a while to cool down!!!!

Not a bad book but a but a few annoying issues

These books are not bad but primary char seems to learn something and use it well then at times forget that knowledge or question it because it moves the story.. Lots of repeating information. If not for fast forward and 1.5x speed.. this book would be painful to listen too. The story is good and most of the time the char's are good but lots of small annoying issues.

On edge but also repetitive

I really enjoy this series and have found myself listening for hours, but in this one I started to notice a lot of repetitive phrases. At times it seemed contradictory and unclear, as well as a bit drawn out. I still liked it enough to get the next book. I think the narrator does a good job.

Great day of reckoning.

couldn't wait to get to the end, long way yet to go great story

captivating

I first thought this was a copy of other stories .but as I listened ,it captivated me so much that as soon as I finish one book I would go to the next I needed to know what will happen next .good work can't fail