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Bone Shroud

Kallattian Saga, Book 2

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Bone Shroud

Auteur(s): Andrew D. Meredith
Narrateur(s): Andrew D. Meredith
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Secrets deepen — prophecies doom — shadows grow.

The errors of yesterday continue to haunt Hanen and Rallia Clouw and deeper secrets from their past reveals an even darker future.

A rift in the order of the paladins threatens to tear wide open, and Jined Brazstein is all that stands in the gap.

A dark prophecy wilts the sisterhood, and Katiam Borreau is cast away to a land beyond the edge of any dream.

The blind monk Seriah Yaledít fears death will return for her when she becomes sole witness to a ghastly murder.

While darkness stirs, nightmares become flesh, heretical schism looms, and contracts bind souls, a unseen figure walks in shadow–wearing a cloak formed of countless bone made from his victims.

All would be heroes must give their lives,

Or be made illustration—

For those who've still to come and try,

To fall or rise,

Above their station.

Bone Shroud is Volume Two of the Kallattian Saga, the Epic Fantasy series from Andrew D Meredith

©2022 Andrew D Meredith (P)2022 Andrew D Meredith Fantastique Fantastique épique Fiction Épique Magique
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Fair warning: this is not the kind of book you want to listen to while driving. Not because it's bad, but because so much is happening that it makes focusing on the road very hard. I drive the same highway so often I joke that I can do it in my sleep. The same can't be said, it seems, for this series.

Ove the time I was reading this, I came down with a nasty cold. I'm unsure what effect the meds had on my enjoyment, but I certainly spent more time listening to this book than I would have healthy. Everything else was too hard, but lying down and listening to a book was about all I could manage.

I'd forgotten some of the events of Deathless Beast, such as Ophedia's connection to Searn. The author integrates reminders into the text with such a subtle hand that I felt less bad about forgetting.

I hadn't noticed prior to getting sick that he narrates is a soft, even tone. It makes for a relaxing experience.

As to the story itself, it's easy to get lost in the little things. I enjoy the small day-to-day moments he includes. It helps the characters and their world feel deeper. I like that the members of the pantheon have thought out personalities and aren't just Scary Gods.

Don't epic fantasy and drive

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