Fateseal: Deck of Souls, Book 1 (Unabridged) Fateseal: Deck of Souls, Book 1 (Unabridged)

Fateseal: Deck of Souls, Book 1 (Unabridged‪)‬

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Publisher Description

Gods, demons, and heroes. Standard MMO fare - or so Cerys Collins thought.

As a long-time gamer and guild leader, Cerys has always wondered what it would be like to live in virtual reality. When her guild members convince her to try a new VRMMO, she discovers reality is far more complex than she knew. Chosen by the gods of another world, Cerys finds herself trapped between warring factions: a tyrannical human empire and an oppressed kingdom of demons.

When she discovers her best friend has been dragged into this new world as well, Cerys is forced to choose between saving her friend or looking at the bigger picture. If Cerys is to be anything more than a pawn in the gods' game, she'll have to leverage everything she's learned on her home world and in past games, before it's too late. With a cocky incubus king vying for more than her loyalty, her quest won’t be an easy one.

The Deck of Souls series contains some dark themes, profanity, violence, and adult relationships.


The Soundbooth Theater Crew for this production:   

Annie Ellicott - Narration
Jeff Hays - Idris Bloodsong
Justin Thomas James - Emrys, Meical, and the rest of the male cast 
Laurie Catherine Winkel - Corlyotir, Drysi, and the rest of the female cast
Griffin Malnar - Editing, Mastering, Sound Design
Ahmed Mahmoud - Music
Dalton Lynne - Project Manager, Proofing
Bonnie L. Price - Proofing

GENRE
Sci-Fi & Fantasy
NARRATOR
AE
Annie Ellicott
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
18:39
hr min
RELEASED
2019
May 21
PUBLISHER
Bonnie L. Price
PRESENTED BY
Audible.com
SIZE
961.9
MB

Customer Reviews

icariia ,

Great characters and great story

I loved it! Great characters and great story. Once I finished Fateseal I tried moving on to another book, but I had the feels so bad I had to stop after 2 or 3 chapter and read Fateseal again. The story is bigger than just the romantic aspect, which is great for keeping it interesting. The female lead is powerful, but not in an over the top way, intelligent, confident, playful, sexy, and easy to relate to. The male lead is that awesome blend of strong, playful, confident, sexy, open, and sensitive. Unlike many romance novels, the conflict/tension between the two characters doesn’t revolve around a petty misunderstanding that the author beats to death before finally allowing the relationship to blossom. I can’t wait for book 2!