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Sin Eater
- Iconoclasts, Book 2
- Narrated by: Simon Vance
- Length: 15 hrs and 7 mins
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Publisher's Summary
"I shall baptize you, sir, and my baptism will burn your folly and flesh away!"
A year has passed since Auric Manteo descended into the haunted depths of a Djao ruin to return a lethal artifact, only to face down a bloodthirsty, imprisoned god. Now, his daughter, Agnes, comes to bring him back to the capital with promises of hidden secrets finally revealed.
But the city decays, poisonous disorder is rife, and whispered prophecy foretells of cataclysm and doom. Summoned by their no-longer human queen, Auric and Agnes are commanded to carry out an impossible task, one that can be accomplished only with the mysterious blade, Szaa’da’shaela, gifted to Auric on a lunatic's whim.
Can Auric and his daughter survive a journey fraught with blood, menace, and madness? And can they pay the price demanded by a being every bit as evil as the Aching God?
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- Troy Baril
- 2022-01-08
Excellent Book
A bit more talking and a bit less action than the first book. But the characters grab your heart. I’m looking forward to book 3.
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- Anonymous User
- 2021-05-27
strong overall narrative
while the side characters are a tad two dimensional the emotions of the two main characters is very grounded and compelling l.
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- Anonymous User
- 2019-10-26
cliche tired repetitive
To start loved the first book it was original, dark with decent characters and progression. this one is not that. its cliche with the whole cursed sword sacrifice speel which is overplayed and I expected way more from the author after the originality of the first. The story is depressing in its execution of events always dark without comic relief in the form of banter between the expiditionary party like the previous title. Very repetative seen in the hundredth time u have to listen to orics nightmare or hear his backstory which was beaten to death in book one. Not to mention the idiotic little girl who spends the whole book lashing out at her father. Lastly the end was terrible and predictable major contrast from intro novel. narration was decent but the word piety and impious are pronounced wrong starts as pie not pee . odd error for a pro like that.
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