The Red Winter

The Tapestry, Book 5

By: Henry H. Neff

Narrated by: Steve Corona

An inventive and action-packed mix of fantasy, science fiction, and mythology, all in a realistic contemporary setting.

Rowan has won a battle, but not the war. With proper allies, Rowan’s armies could storm the demon stronghold, capture its ruler, and end the reign of demonkind. But while nations clash, a greater struggle lies elsewhere. In his desperate pursuit of Astaroth, Elias Bram scours the world for clues to the fiend’s true origins, identity, and purpose. His horrifying discoveries hint that not only is humanity at risk, but the earth itself. Its fate may depend upon three children. With their unmatchable skills, it’s up to Max McDaniels, David Menlo, and little Mina to tip the balance!

In the Tapestry’s final volume, Henry H. Neff concludes an unforgettable series in which magic can live, gods can die, and the highest stakes require the greatest sacrifice.

©2014 Henry H. Neff (P)2024 Henry H. Neff

The character development and tge deph of the Story the straightforward progression

This was a masterpiece one of the greatest story I've ever read, I've waited for this audible book for years, thank you for creating this story

the (audio) books of my childhood

my name is Jon, and I have waited for this audio book for a long time. I first listened to the tapestry about three or four years ago, when I was in my early teens, I have probably listened to the first four about television times each. I have yet to find another character I feel I can connect with like I do with Max McDaniels. I have listened to these books through some hard times, and through some great. As I grew, I would often associate myself with Max as all kids do with their heros, he got me to start doing mixed martialarts, as well as sword and knife fighting. I loved the story of progression. In most books now a days authors rely on morally ambiguous stories and goals for entertainment. which is so cheap and awful, but I loved how, even though Max had his definite moments, and even entire chapters of weakness, in the end, he was stronger than he had ever been, and it was because he chose to be better, and not be selfish. Unlike Max, I guess I wrote a rather long good bye, but I will say, this has been my favorite book series I have ever read.

Finally a ending!

I've always loved this series and disliked that I couldn't own a physical copy of the last book. When I found this as a audio books I was thrilled that it was finally finished at least in audio book form and no longer a book short

Great book bad narrator

I love this book and was so excited to see that there was an audiobook for it. However, the mispronunciation of almost every name in the book threw me off. If the narrator had listened to the previous audiobooks in the series or at least looked at a pronunciation guide from the author the performance would have been greatly improved. If it was just one ore two names that got messed up it would be understandable but there’s at least one name mispronounced every chapter. Very disappointing.

Narration so poor I couldn't listen

The Tapestry series is great. I have only good things to say about Neff's writing. I have enjoyed reading all of his books. Narration on the the previous books was excellent! I had no reason to think this would be different. Wrong.

This narration is so poor, the phrasing so odd, I thought you were using AI. It's easier listening to Alexa reading it.

Sentences break every two words, distracting "voice acting" with random accents, Scáthach's voice sounds like an elderly, parody-Irish, granny.

I'm sorry to be harsh, but the books aren't cheap. The previous books were excellent. I didn't listen to there sample, So that's on me. But please! Pay for quality narration.