The Path of the Storm

Written by James Maxwell

Two years have passed since the war, yet without essence the Empire's economy has collapsed. Trade is at a standstill, famine sets in, and, with no food and no essence, the people begin to riot.

In the midst of the growing unrest, Miro struggles to balance his life with Amber against his resolve to keep threats to the Empire at bay. His sister, Ella, helps to build the machinery the Empire desperately needs, but she longs to find Killian and believes his powers will be needed in the conflict to come.

News of a wedding brings a much-needed ray of hope to the weary people. But as citizens and leaders gather from afar for the festivities, an evil threat shatters the fragile peace: one of the Evermen has returned. And he will not rest until he has completely destroyed the humans he despises.

This is the third book in the epic Evermen Saga.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Brilliance Audio
• Release date: Aug 12, 2014
• ISBN: 9781491525418

James Maxwell

James Maxwell grew up in the scenic Bay of Islands, New Zealand, and was educated in Australia. Devouring fantasy and science-fiction classics from an early age, his love for books translated to a passion for writing, which he began at the age of eleven. Inspired by the natural beauty around him but also by a strong interest in history, he decided in his twenties to see the world. He relocated to London and then to Thailand, Mexico, Austria, and Malta, developing a lifelong obsession with travel. It was while living in Thailand that he seriously took up writing again, producing his first full-length novel, Enchantress, the first of four titles in his internationally bestselling Evermen Saga. Iron Will is the fourth and final novel in his latest series, The Shifting Tides. When he isn’t writing or traveling, James enjoys sailing, snowboarding, classical guitar, and French cooking.

Reviews for The Path of the Storm

[Tameka Dixon · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

I’m enjoying this series. The characters, plot and the storyline is awesome.

[Claire Barnier · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Great story but full of the same old tired patriarchal stuff you find from too many male fantasy authors. Sure the main protagonist is female, as are other key figures, but they’re made out to be exceptional cases

[Pop Valentin · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

The book was great, but full of blancks, many of them during crucial moments.

[lassiter_1 · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

One of the strengths of Reeman is his development of characters and their conflicts with each other and with themselves. Captain Gunnar, who is scarred both physically and mentally because of torture during the Vietnam War is now faced with an major decision that could bring war with China.