Farochin: The Terraformed World

Ancient Terra, Book 2

By: Elaina J. Davidson

Narrated by: Chad M. Kellum

Grief-stricken over losing his wife in childbirth, Karydor commands that his son be drowned. Carers choose to hide the newborn instead. The child, when his father realizes his terrible mistake, vanishes without a trace.

Ages later, suffering cycles of rebirth to walk in the same time as his son, Karydor discovers the identity of the man his son becomes, in need of atonement, sets out to ease his path through life, hoping for a future when he will be able to look him in the eye without guilt.

On Farochin, a world where the terraform is about to fail, Karydor, Kristyn, Echayn, and Fletcher team up, hoping to save the world from the influences of FARA, the godhood responsible for the failure.

A god, however, is not easily undermined.

A world is not effortlessly rescued.

A father will step into that arena, though, because of the love he bears his son. This is Karydor Danae’s atonement.

©2020 Elaina J. Davidson (P)2023 Elaina J. Davidson

Atonement over Thousands of Years

A father and powerful magic user, in the thrown of grief orders something unforgivable to his newborn son. Now he is trying to atone for what was done. Only to possibly cause more problems for his son to maybe even death. This story is conducted over thousands of years as immoral or rebirth occurs. Narrator does a Great job with the various characters voices and the entire storyline.

Looking forward to hearing/reading more!

First time listening to this series, but was immediately immersed. Narrator did amazing!
Great

A compelling tale of redemption and fate

The story follows a father’s desperate quest to atone for the unforgivable—nearly condemning his own son to death. Set against the backdrop of a dying world, Karydor’s journey is not just about saving Farochin but also about mending the broken bonds of fatherhood.

The premise is deeply intriguing, drawing me in from the prologue. Though this isn’t my usual genre, I found myself captivated, and Chad Kellum’s narration was fantastic—bringing both the story and characters vividly to life. This series holds immense potential, and I’m eager to see where it leads.