Resonance
Knights of Salucia, Book 3
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Narrated by:
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Rhys David
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By:
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C. D. Espeseth
Some truths do not die. Instead, they resonate down to the soul.
The war for Salucia is spreading, and the old order is cracking apart.
Thannis is no longer content to survive the chaos. He means to master it. As he builds railways, weapons, and a new empire from the ruins of the old, the thing growing inside him hungers for more—and the line between visionary and monster begins to vanish. Naira is still haunted by death and the strange in-between she touched beyond it. John chases impossible connections through exhaustion and grief, while Wayran, Adel, and their allies follow the trail of Mannford's design toward answers buried far deeper than they imagined.
Across nations, seas, and skies, powers long hidden begin to stir. Ancient forces move through blood, memory, music, and machine. The chosen are awakening to what they truly are, but every revelation carries a cost, and every bond forged in hope draws them closer to a reckoning none of them may survive.
The world is more connected than anyone knew. And something vast has begun to answer.
Empires rise. Old wounds deepen. The future hums with gathering power.
Nine lives. One design. No escape.
Resonance continues the Knights of Salucia saga, an epic young adult crossover fantasy of knights, airships, swords, politics, ancient civilisations, and physics-bent magic—perfect for listeners who love sprawling casts, rising wars, and world-shaking mysteries.
Written for fans of The Stormlight Archive, Mistborn, The Licanius Trilogy, and The Powder Mage Trilogy.
©2022 Collin Espeseth (P)2026 Collin EspesethBut as for this book? Once again we are taking everything that has been set up so far and building it up to a whole new level, everyone's powers are better explored and plans are getting put into action.
The intensity is a bit inverted compared to Awakenings, the first half of this book being very exciting and chaotic before slowing down in the back half but that's not to say it stops being interesting or exciting, it allows for some more intimate moments of character and world development and the stakes feel higher than ever by the end.
I continue to love all the characters and feel genuinely worried for them when they are in danger, including some of the secondary and tertiary ones, the world feels so alive and everyone feels so distinct that even when two people do share a similar backstory or motivation it never feels like retreading old ground.
The tone of this book is considerably darker than the first two but it does still find moments of levity and wonder.
If you're reading this review and you haven't already started this series I cannot recommend it highly enough, these are easily my favorite books ever at this point and I hope we get many more!
I hope this series never ends
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