Sandstorm: Street Rats of Aramoor, Book 4

I have crushed the first four books in the last week, I’m not sure if it’s a young reader or not, but I love the story and feel akin to the characters

Am loving the chief characters in Ayrion, Sapphire and the Healer. Ayrion is developing into a wise, brave leader...a master tactician and gifted fighter for "doing the right thing." He knows the joy and value of unity...of family.

Hate the series has came to a end, but I truely enjoyed the adventure and the characters, seems that there is a lot more to tell to bridge the gap between the 2 series… hint hint.Thanks for a great story!

In all the prequels, the one transition we've all been curious about is - how does our hero transition from the leader of a street gang of ragtag orphans to The King's Man?It comes in an unusual way, but one that unfolds naturally (and in a VERY entertaining fashion - a Michael Wisehart trademark). It takes a seasoned author to take a complicated political Gordian Knot and carefully unravel it without without ham-handed hatchet chopping, and Mr. Wisehart does not disappoint.Quite the contrary - the author DELIGHTS in his efforts to entertain and deliver ANOTHER solid entry into this unfolding saga. The natural laying out of this amazing series is reminiscent of the resurgence of the Conan series in the '70's and '80's. Robert E. Howard's archetypal character lay dormant for nearly 40 years (Howard wrote the Conan stories in the pulp magazines of the '30's) until they exploded into the paperback world in the '60's, leading the charge of the Sword and Sorcery avalanche which continues to dominate popular fantasy.After all Howard's tales were fully published, other authors started writing stories of the Cimmerian's long and storied history, filling in the blanks of obvious gaps in his life. Some of these were wonderful, some strained, many somewhere in between.Mr. Wisenhart has had complete control of the entire history of his characters, and the result has been the slow unfolding of a masterpiece omnibus. It starts out with one of our primary characters - Ayrion - entering the stage as a fully formed character with a sketchy,largely undefined background...That background has been revealed in depth BY THE AUTHOR - with a breathtaking amount of intimate details that excite and satisfy.I've said it before and I'll say it again - Mr. Wisehart is slowly creating an epic fantasy series that will stand the test of time and rival the fantasy standards of the last century. If you aren't reading Wisehart now, you should be. You will NOT be disappointed!

The story transition of Ayrion from the time he was in the Lost City to now is amazing.There was not as much excitement as the other books, which is understandable, but there was a lot more character building of Room 11, which I enjoyed.The only thing that really got to me is that there was no need for the mass amount of description during Ayrion's practice drills.Overall this story was as great as the other ones and even though I am one book away from ending this series, I am glad to be able to continue in this fantasy world with the continuation of the Aldoran Chronicals.

Simply an enjoyable read from start to finish. The characters continue to develop and some open ends are closed somewhat.

Aryion continues to find himself in one difficult situation after another. And fortunately for us, Wisehart had decided to bring us along. Our beloved characters experience one adventure after another in this fevered pitch of excitement. Adventure, excitement, humor, characters to love and to hate, settings to thrill and wow. Wisehart delivers again.The Street Rats series is one fun and enjoyable romp through the city of Aramoor.

Well written, good storyline, and an enjoyable read. Well worth buying; in fact, plan on purchasing the entire series.

I have now read all nine books in this series from the first to the last and I enjoyed every moment of it. I couldn't put the books down, especially in the fighting parts. It has gripped me throughout each one and is cleverly written building the story through each book. I highly recommend these books if like me you enjoy science fantasy.

Another well written book in one of my favorite series. Michael puts in the effort to develop characters that draw you in and puts in the effort to deliver a polished and enjoyable reading experience.

I’ve dipped in and out of this series reading 1 & 2 a good while ago coming back to 3 &4

not get my free book shackled which would have given me an idea of what happened after the events in sandstorm. Thank you I enjoyed the books they are very entertaining.

Book 4 is by far the bestVery well written and great story linesIn short a very long time good read