Michael Wayne Cottle has 2 audiobooks on Listento.it, narrated by 1 narrator. The most-rated is Euclid's Fire.
Return of the Serpent
Summary
E has escaped the games in Jerash with his life but little else. Lost and alone, he searches to find his friends and warn the people of what is to come, as Euclid has warned him. But E’s warnings come too little and the time is too far gone to turn the overwhelming tide of things to come.... Aenor’s soldiers march across Candora to find and gather the six stones of Archimedes. Meanwhile, she leaves waves of destruction with her enemies - sometimes with her own allies. Just as the curse of the stones has foretold, Astaroth the serpent returns to Candora in spite of every effort. With his venom, he takes the free will of all who oppose him for his own. Dark days have fallen and hope hangs by the thinnest of lines in a faraway imaginary plane. But, when all hope is forever gone and the world is lost, the path to regain a free and hopeful world lies with divine intervention. For there are no other paths.
©2019 Michael Wayne Cottle (P)2020 Michael Wayne Cottle
Euclid's Fire
Summary
Six unique stones were enchanted by the ancient wizard Archimedes. Five of them after the platonic solids, and the sixth shaped as a sphere. Archimedes used the stones for the greater good of Candora under the gentle guidance of the creator, and there was a surge of prosperous peace like never before. But when death found the wizard, there was none to take his place. The destroyer, Astaroth, seized the weak times to curse the stones and with it - everyone in Candora. There would be but one chance in history to end the curse.... Eras come and go. Few remember the curse, but a half-elf is born at precisely the right time in the small village of Venunder. The only one with no special talent of which to speak. The only one to tell the truth. But a tragic incident forces him to meet a life long friend and mentor. The one who will guide him to his destiny with the stones. The one to light the flames of Euclid’s Fire.
©2018 Michael Wayne Cottle (P)2019 Michael Wayne Cottle