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Alastair Stone Chronicles, Book 21

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Death's Door

De: R. L. King
Narrado por: Will M. Watt
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A friend lost. A horror unearthed. An enemy reborn.

It was meant to be a simple few days away: Verity heading off for a much-needed girls’ weekend in New York City.

But then comes her desperate call to Alastair Stone: A terrifying disaster has occurred, killing dozens of people - including a dear friend.

When Stone joins her to investigate, they quickly discover that magic is behind the catastrophe. Even worse, it’s magic that isn’t even supposed to exist.

As a long-simmering disagreement explodes into a rift between Stone and a grief-stricken Verity, Stone learns that things are even worse than he feared.

Someone has unearthed a long-dead mage's legacy, threatening to unleash nightmarish ancient magic that no one - living or dead - is safe from.

Don't miss the rest of the series:

  • Stone and a Hard Place
  • The Forgotten
  • The Threshold
  • The Source
  • Core of Stone
  • Blood and Stone
  • Heart of Stone
  • Flesh and Stone
  • The Infernal Heart
  • The Other Side
  • Path of Stone
  • Necessary Sacrifices
  • Game of Stone
  • Steel and Stone
  • Stone and Claw
  • The Seventh Stone
  • Gathering Storm
  • House of Stone
  • Circle of Stone
  • The Madness Below
  • Boys' Night (Way) Out (novella)
  • An Unexpected Truth (novella)

and four stand-alone tales:

  • Turn to Stone
  • Shadows and Stone
  • Devil's Bargain
  • Stone for the Holidays

Also, don't miss the Happenstance and Bron series, set in the world of the Alastair Stone Chronicles:

  • The Soul Engine
  • Chariots of Wrath
  • By Demons Driven
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Book 21 in a series? Well, surely, it's not as good as the first books, right? An author can't keep the world both original and fresh for that long, right?

WRONG! King is a master of creating a wainscot world that is rich, realistic, and still supernatural, while having 10-dimensional characters that have to live in the real world and suffer the consequences of not only their actions, but of those around them. Verity's internal conflicts here are so sympathetic and defendable, and yet, as a reader, you're cheering for her to keep her tact and her tenacity. Stone, likewise, is pulled in different directions, both to support the woman he loves, and to adhere to his own beliefs and understandings. The conflict is delectable, and I really enjoyed this installment!

Complex real emotions! Magical stakes! Brilliant!

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Warning: there are two novellas unavailable on audible which you are expected to have read before the events of this book. You can piece together some of what happened, but a lot of context is left out.

Love this series, but I find Verity extremely frustrating. I feel like she is goin g the same way as Iton Druid’s Granuelle. No thanks. Stone just needs to break up with her and let her get t

Girl please

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This book was enjoyable, but Verity was going the same thing the Harpies wanted to do to the little girl who hurt one of their order. However, Verity was acting like a complete butthole the entire story. she was really irritating! I mean really irritating!!

Verity got on my nerves!

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i haven’t even finished listening to this one yet, but it’s already my least favourite of the series so far!!
Verity is simply ridiculous. she’s acting like a, well, harpy. (😁) and Stone is Letting her! plz. what a bunch of total crap. i Get that she’s lost someone she really cared for. i’ve lost Many ppl i cared for and i didn’t start acting like a complete b**ch.
i have to agree with the reviews left before mine, she’s ruining the story. up until Now, i liked her character. she didn’t act like a child, even in the beginning when she Was one. now she’s just being a spoiled brat and i don’t like it. i would be just as happy going forward if Alistair just got rid of her …

verity … 🤬

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Varity was so pushy and annoying to me all book. Alister lets her walk all over him now.

(Slight spoilers)


how did Merriam find the portal guy in 1st place? why would he just walk away from Merriam after KO her and why would Aliister just 4get about her and walk away? and a convenient end to portal guy issue huh? just not great story telling to me just to set up next part

least favorite so far. but you may like

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A disparate collection of thoughts trying unsuccessfully to form a cohesive plot. it would have been better served if it had been two separate books more fleshed-out and complete. Verity is still a child, but her portrayal in this book with her extremely short fuse and no compassion and constantly throwing unfounded accusations at Stone seemed way out of place for her character. the story itself was destroying it. There was one scene where parody used her magic to throw a zombie across the room using his clothes since magic wouldn't work on the body. she immediately forgot she could do that and never use that technique again. nor did Stone. I'm really hoping the next book in the series does better than this one. my first disappointment for the Alastair Stone Chronicles. A note to R,L. King. I'm not sure if you know the definition of 'demanded'. You use it constantly, several times per chapter at time. "'Pass the salt,' Jason demanded." is not a correct usage of the word, Please stop using it every time two people have an interaction, Words like 'asked', 'inquired', 'pressed', 'exclaimed', 'chided', 'said' are all valid alternatives, Please invest in a thesaurus.

Meandering

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