Ringwall's Doom
Pentamuria Saga, Book 2
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Narrated by:
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Derek Perkins
About this listen
Nothing will be as it was. Cities will crumble to ash. Ashen wastes will become lush and fertile. Rulers will serve, and servants will rule.
After being appointed Archmage, Nill finds himself in a bind. On the one hand, he now holds the office of a powerful magician, but on the other, his actual magical abilities are weak.
Nill has no choice but to leave Ringwall and go in quest of the old magic, but the journey is perilous - especially because of Nill’s old rival Sergor-Don, who took up his inheritance as King of the Fire Kingdom.
But the young ruler is not satisfied with his new kingdom. He wants to lead the Fire Kingdom back to its ancient strength and power with only one goal in mind: Ringwall´s doom.
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- Kasper Schnedler
- 27-09-18
good over All,
cant wait for the last Abook and find out how the circle will end and start !
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- willg
- 11-08-19
boring
very little personality to the characters, the magic system is good and a nice idea but you get the feeling that the protagonist isn't challenged.
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- charles macharia
- 16-04-20
It's.... Meh
The reading was excellent and the story was somewhat interesting. however, the main character is frustrating and tiresome. He is useless in most aspects and somehow everything works out for him 🙄. The book would be so much better if the main character were competent... at anything! I find myself rooting for the evil prince and wanting to hear less about Nil.
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