Every story in this trilogy (Chalice, Orlin's Fall, and Zall's Captain) is brain candy, which is all well and good - suspend disbelief and they're pretty fun.
The one bummer is that each story had a lot of potential and if they had been fleshed out into full-length books, they might have been something really interesting.
It's my second reading of this book and it's still amusing and a fun read.
I have to admit the saving grace on this one was Michael Stellman's narration I definitely enjoyed listening to this narrator. Unfortunately the story while it sounded good in concept for me feel short in the execution and that's the end of that.
It's only about 2 hours and 14 minutes listening time on this one so I'm not going to spend a lot of time examining the whys and why nots of this one because the next book is waiting for me.
It started really well and wasn't bad as it progressed but the ending was really messed up. It could have been an excellent story, the very best in the whole series but it failed miserably.
It started promising and went down hill very quickly. I found it rather boring, with the exception of the epilogue which makes the next book appear really promising. 
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