Rains of Liscor

The Wandering Inn, Book 7

De: pirateaba

Narrado por: Andrea Parsneau

Duración: 33 h y 52 m

Resumen del Editor

Pirateaba returns once again, bringing you the thrilling seventh installment of chart-topping LitRPG series The Wandering Inn.

It's raining in Liscor.

The spring rains have come and Liscor's entire geography changes with the dawning of the new year. The Floodplains of Liscor live up to their name, and the only way anyone is going to travel is by boat.

With the rains come more monsters, dungeon delving, more goblins...not to mention some unwanted attention for the Wandering Inn.

Erin Solstice is going further abroad than she's ever dreamed: as far as the Walled City of Pallass, the City of Invention. With the magic door drawing the attention of world powers and the looming crisis of the Goblin Lord, Erin Solstice's inn is busier than ever.

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Very good series and definitely worth the credits.

Very impressed. Great series of books. The narrator is spectacular, probably one of if not best I’ve heard on audible and I’ve got over 1k titles!

I pLove The Wandering In Series! - Book 7

This is Book 7(currently of 8), the Author never disappoints, and always delivers a diverse book with main characters, check-ins with previously mentioned characters or a few side tales of other support, individual or off shoot characters.
I love that this series offers the opportunity of meeting a character who interacts with the main character, and then eventually You get their back story, which is interesting in and of itself, and then if still around, that side character interacts with the main characters, by then You also know and understand that character’s history and personal motivations.

The Author really knows how to build in-depth interesting characters, and how to juggle dozens of characters through out a highly diverse world with multiple species and, Emperor, Kings, Cultures..Love the Story!

Good Book, Great Series, Always Enjoyable!
Already bought the Next Book, Book 8! I pre-Order her books if available, they’re that Good!!

Such a wonderful story

The author has definitely grown from the first book to the seventh. This may be the best yet. I do love the duality of the characters. None are completely good or completely bad. Lots of shades of gray. Thanks for this story. I wait impatiently for the next.

Best so far!

This was epic! Not a dull moment and more focus on main characters than previous book.

Can't get enough of this.

I've been hooked to this line an I.V drip. My favorite voice actor of all time so far and that's saying much against 400 other audiobooks I've listen to.

How does this keep getting better!!!!

First let me say that the narrator Andrea Parsneau is so talented at narration that I swear she must have someone else narrating with her. How she can do so many voices I just don’t understand! She is the female Robin Williams(R.I.P)

I don’t know how the author keeps us on the hook like that! You think you haven’t figured out but you don’t there’s always a twist! I have come to love all the characters in this book.. I don’t know how this book can be so long but actually all the books but yet so good they’re not getting worse like other series do as they go higher in number of books written.

I honestly couldn’t believe that this was actually the seventh book.. I am Super stoked to be able to get the next one in the series when it comes out and I will pre-order it like I did that’s one.. I can’t stand the fact that I might miss getting to listen to this book a month after it comes out and not know it so I preorder.

Doesn't lose any momentum!

Here in book 7 , the character development & world building goes beyond Spectacular. Yet, even the author shows that there is so much more that can be told. The Wandering Inn lacks very little. I have no complaints or ANY negative thoughts about this series. This has become THE GREATEST world builder I have ever come across , even surprisingly surpassing Narnia, LOTR, & any of the numerous current fantasy novels I have read in the last few years.

I will Pre-order book 8 as soon as it becomes available!!!

One of my favorite series. Ever.

The Wandering Inn isn’t your typical fantasy series. It’s long and rambling, and doesn’t have clear end points for all of its books (stemming from the fact that it’s a web series posted a chapter at a time). And its ever expanding series of characters may leave you wondering where this is all going.

BUT, it’s absolutely captivating in its heart and its ability to showcase humanity and emotion, from its action and adventure scenes that leave you jumping out of your seat cheering, to its politics and humor that can have you swinging from frustrated and angry to rolling with laughter, to its smallest of quiet mundane moments that make you realize how similar we all are to each other at our cores. I read every book and empathize with every viewpoint character, and want to know more about them every step along the way. Every book ends too quickly, regardless if they are 30 or even 60 hours long. They leave me wanting more, and I find myself re-listening to each book again between each new books release.

Wonderfully written and perfectly narrated. I couldn’t recommend a series more. Give it a chance. It’s worth every credit 👍

An improvement over the last few

I love all of these books but what I like most about this one is that it spent more time with the og cast. I don't mind expanding the story and the world but if I have one criticism of the most recent books it's long digressions. I know they are actually part of the story but they feel like digressions because I only want to get back to Erin and the gang in Liscor. I think alternating chapters is usually a better way to bring in other characters and storylines but having half the book be about something different just gives me anxiety, even if I can't argue that the new storylines are also interesting and well written. This book did this too but it feels like it was to a much lesser extent. I truly felt like this one was as good as the first, just in a different way. Of course Andrea Parsneau is always fantastic. She could read the phone book and I'd probably use a credit on it.

Better

Better than the last book. Not full of The emperor or King of Destruction and not too much woke garbage either. Still trying to make goblins seem human is a bit of a joke, but it’s not that bad.