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Chronicles of a Royal Pet: Heroes Collide

Royal Ooze Chronicles, Book 6

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Chronicles of a Royal Pet: Heroes Collide

By: Ian Rodgers
Narrated by: Peter Kenny
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Jelly has come to terms with two facts: one, having friends is hard, and two, trying to save Erafore with them may be a little bit harder to pull off.

Ever since he entered the Aether, things have changed for him. As a Chosen One, it is his duty to save his world from the cruel caress of the Void. Part of that duty is to fight alongside his fellow Chosen Ones, but can Jelly really handle the other two individuals the goddess Nia has selected to save Erafore?

He will need every ounce of cunning and strength he can scrounge up, though, because the forces of the Void will not tolerate this gathering of Chosen Ones, and will slay them if at all possible. His companions are Dora, a half-orc Healer who carries guilt and resentment about her life back home, and Gaelin, a nice guy wearing cursed armor, and who has a worrying hatred for birds.

Can the three of them survive each other?

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This series is certainly a fun listen. Too bad it ended before the Love crazed woman found Jelly again.

a lot of fun

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there were so many times during this book that the author seemed to be rushing the story along to get things over with. I enjoyed the first book because of it's interesting ideas and creative character development. but at this point, jelly and Friends don't seem to be doing or learning much of anything. in fact this entire trip through the ether seems more of a way to keep them out of the fight than teach them how to fight. and how many "oh didn't I tell you about that?", moments do there need to be in one book?

were these stories always so monotonous?

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