The High King's Tomb: Book Three of Green Rider Free Audiobook Download by Kristen Britain

The High King's Tomb: Book Three of Green Rider, narrated by Ellen Archer, follows the adventures of Kvothe as he battles his old enemies, who have grown much more powerful and dangerous. The book is full of adventure and intrigue from start to finish with a satisfying ending.

The High King's Tomb is the third book in the Green Rider series by Kristen Britain. In this audiobook, Thomas Covenant and Linden Avery are dealing with a sorcerer named Berek Halfhand who is trying to resurrect a powerful king, Lord Foul, from his tomb. They must race against time to destroy the tomb before it's too late.

The High King's Tomb: Book Three of Green Rider was the final audiobook in an epic fantasy trilogy set in a world divided into the Green and The Red.

When the book begins, Karigan is on the verge of death from injuries sustained in the battle at Fort Blackbeards. As she lies beside her father's grave, she remembers that he told her about a high king's tomb where he buried his treasure. She also remembers what was found there, including a letter from Drell - one who wrote to King Aydrian and said that he would guard it for as long as he lived. As she travels north, she becomes more and more suspicious of Drell and wonders if there is something else going on.

The third installment in the Green Rider series is the most exciting yet! Just when you think the suspense can't get any higher, it does with a vengeance. The High King's Tomb is nothing short of compelling from start to finish.

The High King's Tomb picks up where the epic fantasy series, Green Rider left off. Trella and Aedion are trying to uncover an ancient prophecy that will give them hope in their hearts and power in their hands. In order to do this, they must go on a quest to find the legendary Green Stones. As with everything else in life, danger lurks around every corner, but when Dancer and her people come under attack from a horde of bloodthirsty warriors from across the sea, things quickly become more complicated than ever before.