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Street Rats of Aramoor #5
Wildfire
An Elondrian ambassador and his wife are kidnapped by the overlord of Cylmar, and Ayrion finds himself being whisked away in the middle of the night to save them.
Not even given the chance to tell his tribe that he is being sent on a secret mission, Ayrion and Room Eleven find themselves being forced to sneak behind enemy lines.
Unfortunately, as Ayrion's luck usually holds, nothing goes according to plan.
With this being Ayrion's first time to lead a mission, he doesn't want to fail, but the deeper into enemy territory they get, the more likely that outcome becomes.
Not even given the chance to tell his tribe that he is being sent on a secret mission, Ayrion and Room Eleven find themselves being forced to sneak behind enemy lines.
Unfortunately, as Ayrion's luck usually holds, nothing goes according to plan.
With this being Ayrion's first time to lead a mission, he doesn't want to fail, but the deeper into enemy territory they get, the more likely that outcome becomes.
- GenresFantasyComing Of Age
431 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 5, 2022
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Michael Wisehart
22 books614 followersLATEST RELEASES:
1. The Tunnels Beneath (The Aldoran Chronicles: Book 4) Releasing December 6th, 2022 on ebook and paperback.
2. Wildfire (Street Rats of Aramoor: Book 5) on Pre-Order. It releases April 5th on ebook.
3. The Four-Part Key (The Aldoran Chronicles: Book 3) Released October 5th, 2021 on ebook.
For more information on my work, visit: https://michaelwisehart.com/
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ABOUT ME:
I graduated with honors in Business Accounting, but instead of pursuing this field, I returned to school to study film. I spent the next several years honing my visual craft, which I put to good use as I took what I’d learned behind the camera and applied it to the written word.
On April 14, 2014, I opened my laptop and began typing what would become two multiple award-winning series: The Aldoran Chronicles, and Street Rats of Aramoor (both set within the same world, but twenty years apart). By the time my second book released, I had quit my day job, walking away from production altogether, to pursue my writing career.
You can get The White Tower's FREE prequel: (Shackled) by copying and pasting this link in your browser: www.michaelwisehart.com/shackled-wt
1. The Tunnels Beneath (The Aldoran Chronicles: Book 4) Releasing December 6th, 2022 on ebook and paperback.
2. Wildfire (Street Rats of Aramoor: Book 5) on Pre-Order. It releases April 5th on ebook.
3. The Four-Part Key (The Aldoran Chronicles: Book 3) Released October 5th, 2021 on ebook.
For more information on my work, visit: https://michaelwisehart.com/
If you're interested in signed copies of my books or collecting in-world merchandise, feel free to stop by Aramoor Market: https://store.michaelwisehart.com/
I don't spend a lot of time writing blog posts, but I do spend a good deal of time keeping up with my readers on Facebook. Feel free to pop in and say hello: https://www.facebook.com/MichaelWiseh...
Or if you prefer video: I've just opened a new YouTube Channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsCw...
ABOUT ME:
I graduated with honors in Business Accounting, but instead of pursuing this field, I returned to school to study film. I spent the next several years honing my visual craft, which I put to good use as I took what I’d learned behind the camera and applied it to the written word.
On April 14, 2014, I opened my laptop and began typing what would become two multiple award-winning series: The Aldoran Chronicles, and Street Rats of Aramoor (both set within the same world, but twenty years apart). By the time my second book released, I had quit my day job, walking away from production altogether, to pursue my writing career.
You can get The White Tower's FREE prequel: (Shackled) by copying and pasting this link in your browser: www.michaelwisehart.com/shackled-wt
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June 17, 2022
4.75 Stars 🌟
I just LOVE this series! I was thrilled to be able to continue that amazing track record I've had with the wonderful talent of Mr. Wisehart.
This is the 5th book in the series as we are following the life of Ayrion. This second series is somewhat of a prequel to the other series (The Aldoran Chronicles) that showcases the adult Ayrion. THIS series lets us follow Ayrion as we get to see HOW he became the man that we meet all those years later.
And...we are finally getting close. This book has us in his later teenage years. I think he is around 17 to 19 years old and he is having to make decisions about which pathway he is going to follow between Sandstorm and the Lancers. The prior books introduced us to the street gangs and they were a huge part of each story. Now, he is a Lancer for the Crown and has built a reputation despite his young age. Unfortunately, the Crown Prince has inserted himself into the Room Eleven group's new secret mission that they are given by the King. They are instructed to go rescue the Ambassador and his wife from another country that has a very evil and cruel leader.
As usual, what makes the book is not the mission itself, but the events that occur on the journey. And yep, this group definitely doesn't take the easy road. In true Ayrion fashion, they end up saving a town from an evil "shade", rescuing merchants from bandits, restoring the fish council....in other words, well, actually, I'm not sure what the words are except that "things" just tend to happen when Ayrion is around.
We also get to see a fantastic reunion with two people (no spoilers) that we were totally not expecting to ever see again, and to be fair, the Prince was only a LITTLE awful and difficult. Well, maybe a little more than a little.....
I also would be remiss if I didn't mention how fantastic Tim Gerard Reynolds is as the narrator. He does truly make this series a joy to listen to.
All in all, another wonderful installment in this series. I have not looked it up and have absolutely no idea how many more books there are in this series. I realize that we are getting CLOSE. It's been a while since I read The White Tower - which is the beginning book of the Aldoran Chronicles - so I honestly do not remember how old Ayrion is when everything goes to hell, but I'm hoping that we at least have one more book. Fingers crossed.
I just LOVE this series! I was thrilled to be able to continue that amazing track record I've had with the wonderful talent of Mr. Wisehart.
This is the 5th book in the series as we are following the life of Ayrion. This second series is somewhat of a prequel to the other series (The Aldoran Chronicles) that showcases the adult Ayrion. THIS series lets us follow Ayrion as we get to see HOW he became the man that we meet all those years later.
And...we are finally getting close. This book has us in his later teenage years. I think he is around 17 to 19 years old and he is having to make decisions about which pathway he is going to follow between Sandstorm and the Lancers. The prior books introduced us to the street gangs and they were a huge part of each story. Now, he is a Lancer for the Crown and has built a reputation despite his young age. Unfortunately, the Crown Prince has inserted himself into the Room Eleven group's new secret mission that they are given by the King. They are instructed to go rescue the Ambassador and his wife from another country that has a very evil and cruel leader.
As usual, what makes the book is not the mission itself, but the events that occur on the journey. And yep, this group definitely doesn't take the easy road. In true Ayrion fashion, they end up saving a town from an evil "shade", rescuing merchants from bandits, restoring the fish council....in other words, well, actually, I'm not sure what the words are except that "things" just tend to happen when Ayrion is around.
We also get to see a fantastic reunion with two people (no spoilers) that we were totally not expecting to ever see again, and to be fair, the Prince was only a LITTLE awful and difficult. Well, maybe a little more than a little.....
I also would be remiss if I didn't mention how fantastic Tim Gerard Reynolds is as the narrator. He does truly make this series a joy to listen to.
All in all, another wonderful installment in this series. I have not looked it up and have absolutely no idea how many more books there are in this series. I realize that we are getting CLOSE. It's been a while since I read The White Tower - which is the beginning book of the Aldoran Chronicles - so I honestly do not remember how old Ayrion is when everything goes to hell, but I'm hoping that we at least have one more book. Fingers crossed.
April 5, 2022
One day I downloaded a free prequel by an unknown author (at least to me), and started reading, expecting to not like it. Then Michael Wisehart has waved his magic pen and I was in a trance, I was so involved in the story, my emotion was so wound up, I thought I might explode.
Every book since, I got as soon as it was available, and every time at the end, I would think, "I didn’t think he could have gotten any better". But he did.
Then he surprised me when he published "Street Rats" and I read with anticipation, and was not let down. I did not at any time in all of the first three books ever know what was coming next. At no time did I ever think, why did he say it that way, it was alive, and I with it.
This 4th book made me mad, I had just got the newest book by a favorite author, and then I got Wildfire, within the first few pages, the other book became boring to me.
Other reviews I just read say it all about the majestic read of this story, all I can do is add my praise. I can only say that most good authors can tell an interesting story, but in this book, Michael tells it with characters that come to life in your mind. They breathe, you breathe. It is like Pinocchio, just a character before This author waves his magic wand and breathes life into them.
One reviewer mentioned some of the characters, and every one of them are memorable, even if they play a small role in the story.
I want more, and though I am intrigued with the method of how Michael used to bring young Aryion to age, and to the place the adult version is seen in his first series, I will still miss this young man, and all his juvenile cohorts, friends really.
Read and enjoy.
Every book since, I got as soon as it was available, and every time at the end, I would think, "I didn’t think he could have gotten any better". But he did.
Then he surprised me when he published "Street Rats" and I read with anticipation, and was not let down. I did not at any time in all of the first three books ever know what was coming next. At no time did I ever think, why did he say it that way, it was alive, and I with it.
This 4th book made me mad, I had just got the newest book by a favorite author, and then I got Wildfire, within the first few pages, the other book became boring to me.
Other reviews I just read say it all about the majestic read of this story, all I can do is add my praise. I can only say that most good authors can tell an interesting story, but in this book, Michael tells it with characters that come to life in your mind. They breathe, you breathe. It is like Pinocchio, just a character before This author waves his magic wand and breathes life into them.
One reviewer mentioned some of the characters, and every one of them are memorable, even if they play a small role in the story.
I want more, and though I am intrigued with the method of how Michael used to bring young Aryion to age, and to the place the adult version is seen in his first series, I will still miss this young man, and all his juvenile cohorts, friends really.
Read and enjoy.
June 15, 2024
Reevey is terrible, irritating and annoying.
Surely book six will be better. Not every thing has to be a cliffhanger. I knew Sapphire would come even though Ariyon said he'd go alone.
Surely book six will be better. Not every thing has to be a cliffhanger. I knew Sapphire would come even though Ariyon said he'd go alone.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
October 8, 2023
good finale
This was a good finale slash segue to the next series. It was a good coming of age story. Much enjoyed.
This was a good finale slash segue to the next series. It was a good coming of age story. Much enjoyed.
April 7, 2022
Loved book 5 as much as the others. Loving the white tower series.
I think even though I love both series I would have enjoyed it more if the books had gone from beginning to end as far as Arions age and events. It's quite confusing how one series is the earlier life of arion and later life of arion. And then there is the long wait between books. When he is younger you can't really enjoy the adventure totally because you already know he don't die otherwise how would he have made it to the white tower series. It's hard to read about Damian as arions Freind when we already know that he turns out to be an enemy. It's like telly a punch line before the joke. Please finish the street rats before the white tower
I think even though I love both series I would have enjoyed it more if the books had gone from beginning to end as far as Arions age and events. It's quite confusing how one series is the earlier life of arion and later life of arion. And then there is the long wait between books. When he is younger you can't really enjoy the adventure totally because you already know he don't die otherwise how would he have made it to the white tower series. It's hard to read about Damian as arions Freind when we already know that he turns out to be an enemy. It's like telly a punch line before the joke. Please finish the street rats before the white tower
July 12, 2022
I am so pleased with this series! It’s been a long time since I’ve read books of this quality with a compelling story and characters who seem so real. I can’t wait to add these books to my library!
The only reason I did not rate this book 5 stars is because it felt different, understandably so, from the others. This series is a five-book prequel to a previously-written trilogy - which I also plan to read - so this last book is the segue, and you can tell. But it’s still very good.
The only reason I did not rate this book 5 stars is because it felt different, understandably so, from the others. This series is a five-book prequel to a previously-written trilogy - which I also plan to read - so this last book is the segue, and you can tell. But it’s still very good.
May 18, 2025
leg stab, leg stab,
This is what it must feel like to have your luck stat maxed out
I don't want to be that guy because it seems like a lot of people love this series. It's a decent enough story, but it has some issues.
light spoilers but so what I liked about this book. The mission part was enjoyable, especially the murder mystery part. and him reuniting with his family.
things I didn't like. why would any King allow his son to go on that mission that is illogical and bad writing. also, this book seems to solve every situation with last minute luck It's repetitive. The MC's is correct? wildfires destruction is his fault because he decides to use his special move leg stab instead of just getting rid of his enemies.
also when Red says If you knew what they did to me down there You wouldn't be saying that. and MC says Oh I've got a pretty good idea. that was super cringe with the context being she was getting ready to kill a soldier that probably took part in torturing/sexually assaulting her
I wish they would have dropped the romance in book 3 because it's written so poorly. feels like it's just tacked on.
oh yeah, on the magic side of things the main character shows no interest in any other magic other than his own like the invisibility spell that the murderers were using. that's pretty neat. maybe you should be looked into it or where five books in and we still don't know anything about Red's brother Po
lastly, at the end months have passed and they don't even think about going to eliminate Cutter or potentially going down to the warrants and getting rid of the warrant King and spats brother
honestly, I don't remember this character ever going on attack instead of playing defense and getting saved by luck. Don't get me wrong. I will finish this series but I don't think I want to read the White Tower series if it's like this.
This is what it must feel like to have your luck stat maxed out
I don't want to be that guy because it seems like a lot of people love this series. It's a decent enough story, but it has some issues.
light spoilers but so what I liked about this book. The mission part was enjoyable, especially the murder mystery part. and him reuniting with his family.
things I didn't like. why would any King allow his son to go on that mission that is illogical and bad writing. also, this book seems to solve every situation with last minute luck It's repetitive. The MC's is correct? wildfires destruction is his fault because he decides to use his special move leg stab instead of just getting rid of his enemies.
also when Red says If you knew what they did to me down there You wouldn't be saying that. and MC says Oh I've got a pretty good idea. that was super cringe with the context being she was getting ready to kill a soldier that probably took part in torturing/sexually assaulting her
I wish they would have dropped the romance in book 3 because it's written so poorly. feels like it's just tacked on.
oh yeah, on the magic side of things the main character shows no interest in any other magic other than his own like the invisibility spell that the murderers were using. that's pretty neat. maybe you should be looked into it or where five books in and we still don't know anything about Red's brother Po
lastly, at the end months have passed and they don't even think about going to eliminate Cutter or potentially going down to the warrants and getting rid of the warrant King and spats brother
honestly, I don't remember this character ever going on attack instead of playing defense and getting saved by luck. Don't get me wrong. I will finish this series but I don't think I want to read the White Tower series if it's like this.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
January 25, 2023
Such A Great Series!
These five books were a delight to read. Not only was the story amazingly exciting and uplifting, it was skillfully written. A great mix that is hard to find these days.
It is best to read the books in order.
At 14, Ayrion gets banished from his home and runs from one life-threatening adventure to the next. He makes good friends along the way despite his colorless eyes giving away his mercenary heritage. As he grows into adulthood, he finds he has to make some difficult choices, leaving behind his childhood.
"This Street Rats of Armor" is a prequel to the main series that I intend to start reading as soon as I finish this much deserved review.
The books in this series have a lot of fighting that will make you cringe if you are like me, but they are generally wholesome books -- no language, and only a few oblique references to rape. I would rate it PG-13, although I'm sure there are too many younger children would probably not be phased by the content
I do highly recommend this book, and this series, although they should be read in order.
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These five books were a delight to read. Not only was the story amazingly exciting and uplifting, it was skillfully written. A great mix that is hard to find these days.
It is best to read the books in order.
At 14, Ayrion gets banished from his home and runs from one life-threatening adventure to the next. He makes good friends along the way despite his colorless eyes giving away his mercenary heritage. As he grows into adulthood, he finds he has to make some difficult choices, leaving behind his childhood.
"This Street Rats of Armor" is a prequel to the main series that I intend to start reading as soon as I finish this much deserved review.
The books in this series have a lot of fighting that will make you cringe if you are like me, but they are generally wholesome books -- no language, and only a few oblique references to rape. I would rate it PG-13, although I'm sure there are too many younger children would probably not be phased by the content
I do highly recommend this book, and this series, although they should be read in order.
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June 2, 2022
A very good adventure
Nothing goes right for Aryion and he has to adapt as he goes along. To rescue the ambassador and his wife he’s back to sneaking around. Only this time he has a crew from room eleven at his back. Being a superb swordsman he gets into various scrapes as he goes to the neighboring country to rescue the ambassadors. Getting out my be a problem when they get discovered during the rescue. Then following that Aryion goes undercover into the warrens on another rescue mission. He manages to bit off more than he can chew. Read the adventure for yourself, it starts in banished, the street rats of arimore.
Nothing goes right for Aryion and he has to adapt as he goes along. To rescue the ambassador and his wife he’s back to sneaking around. Only this time he has a crew from room eleven at his back. Being a superb swordsman he gets into various scrapes as he goes to the neighboring country to rescue the ambassadors. Getting out my be a problem when they get discovered during the rescue. Then following that Aryion goes undercover into the warrens on another rescue mission. He manages to bit off more than he can chew. Read the adventure for yourself, it starts in banished, the street rats of arimore.
June 21, 2022
Although book 5 is titled Wildfire, we spend most of our time following Ayrion and the lancers as they attempt to rescue the captured ambassador and his wife from the dungeons of Cylman.
It's a good adventure. They have troubles in a two where people are being killed brutally and randomly, and then they're on to the city of Ecrin. Soldiers are everywhere, but they still need to get the job done.
Wildfire gets tacked on at the end. Book 5 is a return to book 1, where we see more of the kingdom as Ayrion gets them into adventures.
Which means there is only one book left: Avalanche. Cutter is finally going to get his due.
5/5*
It's a good adventure. They have troubles in a two where people are being killed brutally and randomly, and then they're on to the city of Ecrin. Soldiers are everywhere, but they still need to get the job done.
Wildfire gets tacked on at the end. Book 5 is a return to book 1, where we see more of the kingdom as Ayrion gets them into adventures.
Which means there is only one book left: Avalanche. Cutter is finally going to get his due.
5/5*
May 9, 2022
All right
Honestly, when I read this, I was expecting some more goings on in Aramoor, but it turns out three fourths of the book happens in another place. Aryion and his gang of lancers have to rescue an ambassador and his wife after negotiations go sour.
This is the last book in the series, but there's very little concerning the book's title. I found the ending somewhat hurried, but fairly satisfying. Not a bad read, so I'm off to the next series...
The character I'm actually gonna miss most is Reevie.
Christa
Honestly, when I read this, I was expecting some more goings on in Aramoor, but it turns out three fourths of the book happens in another place. Aryion and his gang of lancers have to rescue an ambassador and his wife after negotiations go sour.
This is the last book in the series, but there's very little concerning the book's title. I found the ending somewhat hurried, but fairly satisfying. Not a bad read, so I'm off to the next series...
The character I'm actually gonna miss most is Reevie.
Christa
July 1, 2025
After being woken in the middle of the night and for a clandestine top secret mission that that couldn't nor did they have the chance to tell anyone anything about where they were going or if and when they would be back. It was well written. As Wisehart continues to expand on the main characters in the book and have them growing up and maturing want new things it will be nice to see what next will be in store for the friends. Which I look forward to reading the final book in this series "Avalanche" to see what more exciting things Mr. Wisehart has planned for the friends.
May 1, 2022
Best series
I am a total bookie and love fantasy. Ive read countless books but this series had me hooked. I cant stop telling my friends about the adventures and convincing those who dont read to please read these. I even have dreans that incorporate the stories which is why i am excited for more! I am so happy i stumbled across this author and will continue to read and reread these books!
I am a total bookie and love fantasy. Ive read countless books but this series had me hooked. I cant stop telling my friends about the adventures and convincing those who dont read to please read these. I even have dreans that incorporate the stories which is why i am excited for more! I am so happy i stumbled across this author and will continue to read and reread these books!
July 27, 2022
Absolutely loved this series. All of the books are solid and entertaining. This latest is more in line with the first in the series in that it follows Ayrion while he is out of the city on a mission with his team. We got to see some old faces, and Ayrion got to showcase his skills when it mattered most. He is around 17 in this book, and is just figuring out where his life is headed, and what it will mean to those around him.
August 5, 2022
Another Great Read
Michael Wisehart newest book is one of the best fantasy books I’ve read in a long time. If you are a fan of horror, fantasy, action, suspense, it just a good time you will love this book. It truly has everything that a good fantasy read should have ate it. I am looking forward to the next book as I begin the new series for me at least that Wisehart has created.
Michael Wisehart newest book is one of the best fantasy books I’ve read in a long time. If you are a fan of horror, fantasy, action, suspense, it just a good time you will love this book. It truly has everything that a good fantasy read should have ate it. I am looking forward to the next book as I begin the new series for me at least that Wisehart has created.
August 20, 2023
Thoughtful and Exciting
As several other reviews have indicated, this book tackles some serious issues and does it with thoughtfulness and grace. No just glossing over the issues, nor over analyzing it, simply spending enough time to bring the issues to light and let readers decide how it should be delt with. Really a well done book and a great send off for the teenage years of Aryion.
As several other reviews have indicated, this book tackles some serious issues and does it with thoughtfulness and grace. No just glossing over the issues, nor over analyzing it, simply spending enough time to bring the issues to light and let readers decide how it should be delt with. Really a well done book and a great send off for the teenage years of Aryion.
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May 28, 2022Not much about Wildfire
Disappointed that the title and the content had very little in common. Author through in a short bit to include Red from the Wildfire tribe, but used MOST of the book to tell an unrelated tale. Good story, but NOT about the Wildfire tribe. Mistitled. Not a consistent contribution to the books preceding.
Disappointed that the title and the content had very little in common. Author through in a short bit to include Red from the Wildfire tribe, but used MOST of the book to tell an unrelated tale. Good story, but NOT about the Wildfire tribe. Mistitled. Not a consistent contribution to the books preceding.
January 27, 2023
Street Rats
Just finished the last one!! Loved this series ❤️. The unexpected twists and turns held my interest. Action around every corner. I'm not a young adult, but still young at heart. Keep up the good work Michael. I'm going to start the next series. I'm sure it will be just as good 👍
Just finished the last one!! Loved this series ❤️. The unexpected twists and turns held my interest. Action around every corner. I'm not a young adult, but still young at heart. Keep up the good work Michael. I'm going to start the next series. I'm sure it will be just as good 👍
May 9, 2023
Street Rats of Aramoor
I gave this a 5 star rating because any book that keeps me up way to late night after night deserves it.
Anyone liking sword play,magic and interesting characters will enjoy this series.
I am disappointed that this is the last book in the series.
I really didn't want it to end.
I gave this a 5 star rating because any book that keeps me up way to late night after night deserves it.
Anyone liking sword play,magic and interesting characters will enjoy this series.
I am disappointed that this is the last book in the series.
I really didn't want it to end.
April 27, 2022
Bout time, when is the next?
It is refreshing to see a book with so few errors. I saw one word that was arguably used incorrectly but I won't tell you where. See if you can find it.
I have read his books since the white tower. A good author is hard to find. So follow this one.
It is refreshing to see a book with so few errors. I saw one word that was arguably used incorrectly but I won't tell you where. See if you can find it.
I have read his books since the white tower. A good author is hard to find. So follow this one.
September 20, 2022
Wish there was more
I recommend reading the Street Rats of Aramour series before going on to the next series. You will have a better understanding of the main characters. In any case be sure to read both!
I recommend reading the Street Rats of Aramour series before going on to the next series. You will have a better understanding of the main characters. In any case be sure to read both!
September 21, 2022
Seemed like he wrapped it up a little fast
Liked it. Would have like to have a little more with the tribes . Jumps from the end of this book to the next series with not much of a gap filler.
Liked it. Would have like to have a little more with the tribes . Jumps from the end of this book to the next series with not much of a gap filler.
October 24, 2022
solid series
Fun read, great coming of age series, wasn’t anything really ground breaking but entertaining and fun. Would recommend to anyone that just enjoys sitting down with a good book. Some heartfelt moments and great action.
Fun read, great coming of age series, wasn’t anything really ground breaking but entertaining and fun. Would recommend to anyone that just enjoys sitting down with a good book. Some heartfelt moments and great action.
December 26, 2022
sad to see this series finish
That was a good series very enjoyable . Lots of fun and adventure. Keeps you turning the pages . Enjoyed reading about a different way of life and a different time . Highly recommend
That was a good series very enjoyable . Lots of fun and adventure. Keeps you turning the pages . Enjoyed reading about a different way of life and a different time . Highly recommend
January 11, 2023
An end to a great series
Throughout this whole series, it was truly an enjoyable and an amazing read.
I am saddened that this series is over but I am glad to finally be able to continue on with the Aldoran Chronicals.
Throughout this whole series, it was truly an enjoyable and an amazing read.
I am saddened that this series is over but I am glad to finally be able to continue on with the Aldoran Chronicals.
March 22, 2023
An Amazing Writer
Excellent read could quite easily read these books again right now and be enthralled again and don't put them down for hours on end some brilliantly written side story's all in all a riveting read thank you Mr Wisehart
Excellent read could quite easily read these books again right now and be enthralled again and don't put them down for hours on end some brilliantly written side story's all in all a riveting read thank you Mr Wisehart
May 12, 2023
Street rats of Aramoor
Wow! What a great series, I hope the author writes more in this series. I couldn’t put the book down. I read all five of the in a week! Great story, I was laughing and crying through it all. If you haven’t started this series you need too!
Wow! What a great series, I hope the author writes more in this series. I couldn’t put the book down. I read all five of the in a week! Great story, I was laughing and crying through it all. If you haven’t started this series you need too!
May 13, 2023
great series
Couldn’t put it down. I read this after the other series and wish I hadn’t. Well written in a twisty sometimes humorous sometimes dark way. The depth of character made me feel I knew them. This is a must read!!!
Couldn’t put it down. I read this after the other series and wish I hadn’t. Well written in a twisty sometimes humorous sometimes dark way. The depth of character made me feel I knew them. This is a must read!!!
August 31, 2023
excellent story the battles a young man fights as he grows into an adult
To save his family, he leaves his home to create a new life for himself. The city that he chooses to be his new home is divided into territories for street gangs of orphans. How to survive?
To save his family, he leaves his home to create a new life for himself. The city that he chooses to be his new home is divided into territories for street gangs of orphans. How to survive?
April 6, 2025
A much better storyline with a definite start and end.
Although, the first part of the book was a bit long.
I didn't feel that there was anything dangling at the end. However there are still some loose ends to tie up to make this series complete.
I guess the only thing to do is -- on to book 6! 👍
Although, the first part of the book was a bit long.
I didn't feel that there was anything dangling at the end. However there are still some loose ends to tie up to make this series complete.
I guess the only thing to do is -- on to book 6! 👍
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