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Paternus: The Complete Trilogy
- Narrated by: Nik Magill
- Length: 61 hrs and 43 mins
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Summary
Truly epic urban fantasy
All three books in the critically acclaimed, award winning series, The Paternus Trilogy, together in one digital box set.
Described as American Gods meets The Avengers, Paternus combines myths from around the world in a modern story of action and intrigue that is “urban fantasy on the surface, but so much more at its core!”
“Fantastically fun and enormously epic. The Paternus Trilogy is a powerhouse urban fantasy that explores the very edge of possibility of what this subgenre can offer, and it is glorious. Highly, highly recommended.” (Novel Notions)
Even myths have legends. And not all legends are myth.
Book 1: Paternus: Rise of Gods
When a local hospital is attacked by strange and frightening men, Fiona Patterson and Zeke Prisco save a catatonic old man named Peter - and find themselves running for their lives with creatures out of myth and legend hounding their every step.
In order to survive, they must join up with powerful allies against an ancient evil that’s been known by many names and feared by all. The final battle of the world’s oldest war has begun.
Book 2: Paternus: Wrath of Gods
Fi and Zeke aid Peter in his globe-trotting quest to seek out the remaining Firstborn, uncover the enemy’s plans, and gather the warriors of old. Along the way, Fi and Zeke discover they, too, have strengths of their own - though they come at a cost neither may wish to bear.
Book 3: Paternus: War of Gods
From Africa to Asgard, to an invisible island in the Pacific and the Bone Road of a forgotten realm, Fi and Zeke must come to grips with who and what they are - and accept what they are becoming: wielders of ancient and dangerous powers, warriors, and maybe even heroes.
Cry havoc, and let slip the gods of war.
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- Alan
- 07-05-21
The Pater
Wow wow wow, that was one of the most amazing trilogies that I have ever read, it was so good I did not want it to end, the worldbuilding and characters, so many amazing characters as well, the story just flowed with its brilliance, each book just got better and better, from each corner of the worlds, Gods, Legends, Myths, Monsters and heroes, what more could you ask for, Nik Magil does a great job with the narration thank you Dyrk Ashton for bringing this amazing and brilliant series to our lives....Highly recommended....🌏⭐😁💙
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- Travel Buddy
- 16-11-23
Very in-depth
Well read story. Like I mentioned so much detail but really fun too, worth it.
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- Richard bruce ashton
- 14-06-21
totally enjoyed
at first I wasn't sure to be honest but after only a short while I got into the story and the caritures, lots of thought and imagination totally enjoyed and loved this trilogy
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- Kaya
- 18-09-21
Great books
enjoyed it all. only thing is not the best production. I between chapters u can hear distortion. but really well written and performed. it's long but it didn't feel that long.
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- 30-10-21
Good book
Fantastic books. A cross between mark chabourn’s age of misrule series, American gods and possibly twilight.
I’ve enjoyed it greatly .
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- Theresa
- 29-04-21
An incredible trilogy that elegantly blended world myths, legends, beliefs, pre/history into a modern adventure.
If there we are to find the root of the world myths, I hope it would be of the same narrative as this.
The story makes one take interest on the various legends that have been told through generations. It somehow taps on how some are similar or may have been related. It make one to remember the characters and check their own stories from other sources.
The narration was also very well done. Multiple intonations specific to the character taking keeps the focus clear for the listeners. No need to remember who said what as the character gets identified easily. And this is for all the characters.
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- Mr David Smith
- 15-06-23
Great set of books
What a great complete trilogy, great story to get lost in when driving to and from work everyday.
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- Donal Cooney
- 15-07-21
Proper pronounciation
This was a great story good sense of humour and great action scenes However, American narrators really need to learn the proper pronounciation of celtic mythological names it's hard to listen to a narrator that constantly says all the names wrong. He seemed to have done his homework on the Latin Greek and Egyptians but dived straight in to the Irish names with no research done.
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- CJ
- 02-06-22
Obsessed: Myths coming to light and Fun
Loved it. Up my street. Got obsessed that it diverted my productivity and I got lost into it. Watch out if you do want to get work done.
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- Kenneth Thomas Preen
- 31-05-23
wow.
This is a remarkable book and very well read. It was mind boggling at times but I was riveted by the amount of research it must have taken to write it. I loved the characters and I hope there are more like this from this talented writer. Give me more, more, more.
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