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Last of the Wilds

Age of the Five, Book 2

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Although the architect of the White's victory, Auraya's first taste of war has left her sleep filled with nightmares. She walks in fields of blood while the dead rise in accusation. "You killed us. You." It seems Auraya will know no peace while these nightmares haunt her, but the only one she trusts to help has vanished.

The Dreamweaver, Leiard, still struggling to come to terms with the ever more powerful memories of the long-dead Mirar, flees into the mountains with Emerahl, perhaps the last of the Wilds. Although not a Dreamweaver herself, Emerahl is powerfully gifted, and helps Leiard to make sense of his strange jumble of memories. What they discover will change his life forever.

And far to the south, the Pentadrians lick their wounds and set about finding a new leader. Peace, it seems, must wait a while yet...

©2006 Trudi Canavan (P)2012 Audible Ltd Epic Fantasy

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I prefer when the reader does more distinct voices, but there are many characters so I'm being ambitious with my hopes. Great, story, hurry up and record the 3rd one please.

I felt transported by the telling

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Two for two for narrating these books so far, I'm now just waiting patiently for the 3rd to be released!

Genuinely cannot wait for the 3rd book to be narrated

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I really enjoyed Last of the Wilds – it’s one of those fantasy books that’s easy to get lost in. Trudi Canavan does a great job of building the world without making it feel heavy or overcomplicated, which keeps things flowing nicely.

For me, Aria’s storyline was the highlight. Watching her grow in confidence and learn to fly was genuinely satisfying. It felt like more than just a skill – it was about her pushing past her limits and finding her independence, which made her journey really enjoyable to follow.

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