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Hammer of God
- The Godspeaker Trilogy, Book 3
- Narrated by: Josephine Bailey
- Length: 21 hrs and 58 mins
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Publisher's Summary
In Ethrea, Rhian sits upon a precarious throne. Defiant dukes who won't accept her rule threaten the stability of her kingdom. Dexterity has been banished from her court in disgrace. The blue-haired slave Zandakar, the man she thought was her friend, has been revealed as the son of a woman sworn to destroy her world. And Rhian's husband, King Alasdair, is unsure of her love.
The trading nations refuse to believe Mijak is a threat and promise reprisals if she dares protect her realm. Only Emperor Han of mysterious Tzhung-tzhungchai knows that the danger from Mijak is real. But is he an ally or an enemy in disguise? As she struggles to learn the truth, and keep her embattled crown, the murderous warhost of Mijak advances.
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- SCOTT CRUMLY
- 2020-06-23
Best narrator I've heard yet. Fitting end to story
I am satisfied with the trilogy, after being very disappointed with the first book. My only gripe is I would have liked a bit of backstory on the Meejacki religion/origins of their "god".
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