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Blood and Betrayal

The Emperor's Edge, Book 5

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Blood and Betrayal

Auteur(s): Lindsay Buroker
Narrateur(s): Vivienne Leheny
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The last thing Maldynado Montichelu - former aristocrat and current ladies' man - ever wanted was to be left in charge. After all, the team just blew up a train, crashed a dirigible, and kidnapped the emperor. It's kind of an important time. But, with Amaranthe captured by the nefarious Forge coalition, and Sicarius off to find her, the team is lacking in leaders. Also, Sicarius has made it clear that Maldynado's life may be forfeit should anything happen to the emperor while he's gone. To make matters worse, Forge's cutthroats are after Sespian, and the young emperor believes Maldynado's loyalties are suspect. As if it's his fault that his older brother is working with the coalition to usurp the throne.

If Maldynado can't figure out how to earn the emperor's trust quickly, Sespian will go off to confront their powerful enemies on his own. Meanwhile, Amaranthe must find a way to escape from the coalition's newest ally, Master Interrogator Pike, a man who plans to pull all of the secrets from her head, one way or another.

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I've read through the entire series a few times now (they really are a fun read and have good re-read value), so when I learned that most of this series by Buroker was available to listen to in podcast/audiobook form I eagerly began listening to them. The series so far has been a fun listen, and I'm sure I'll revisit each audiobook again in the future. I did prefer the narrator for the first three books, but that isn't to say that Leheny did bad. My only disappointment is that the rest of the series has yet to be produced/published in audiobook form (at least at the time at which I'm writing this review). ;)

In regard to this audiobook specifically, I enjoyed hearing the story unwind through Amaranthe and Maldynado's perspectives (definitely laughing aloud more than once). This book had some interesting arcs in it too. For anyone who has listened to and enjoyed the previous 4 books of this series, I would definitely recommend this one too. If you're not familiar with the previous books though, I'd check them out first.

** EDIT / UPDATE ** Just wanted to say that I actually now prefer Vivienne Leheny; both narrators do a good job, but Vivienne has great range and distinguishes her characters so well, and has grown on me. I also enjoy re-listening to this book, and others in this series (and other series by Buroker and narrated by Leheny).

An enjoyable listen indeed. (b'-')b

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