A Dawn of Onyx
The Sacred Stones, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Ruby Cherise
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Will Damron
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By:
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Kate Golden
About this listen
Captured by a king of darkness. Forced to find the light within.
Arwen Valondale never expected to be the brave one, offering her life to save her brother's. Now she's been taken prisoner by the most dangerous kingdom on the continent, and made to use her rare magical abilities to heal the soldiers of the vicious Onyx King.
Arwen knows better than to face the ancient, wicked woods that surround the castle on her own, which means working with a fellow prisoner might be her only path to freedom. Unfortunately, he's as infuriating as he is cunning-and seems to take twisted pleasure in playing on Arwen's deepest fears.
But here in Onyx Kingdom, trust is a luxury she can't afford.
Listen on for a sneak preview of A Promise of Peridot, book two of The Sacred Stones trilogy!
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- Bronwyn
- 01-04-2024
soooo good!
I very much enjoyed the world building and story. Narration was also great.
I was little disappointed that it's only the bonus content that is dual POV and narrated by both.
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- EternallyPaperbound
- 22-03-2024
I liked Griffin
2.5ish - Um, I mean … I finished it. I’ll be it, in the hopes that it would get better or more like the reviews I had seen about. I don’t criticise, because I have no right to. But my opinion is that I liked the beginning, the way the FMC was captured was exciting and the meeting of the MMC was fun, then … the rest was not really for me. I found a lot of choppy changes in personalities, creatures added at seemingly random instances. There were characters added for various scenes to play out for boxes to be ticked and not necessarily fitting to the story. The relationship seemed unconvincing, the speech between them not hitting the soots for me. And then the ending - I am not a fan of the third act, but can appreciate the tension requires it at times, this however again was unconvincing for me - there was a valid reason for it in my mind and it was just frustrating. I can see it has all the elements and therefore understand why it is liked, it just didn’t hit the right spots for me. Each to their own I suppose. I hope others enjoy it though.
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