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Night’s Sorceries
- Tales from the Flat Earth, Book Five
- Narrated by: Susan Duerden
- Length: 11 hrs and 29 mins
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Publisher's summary
In the age of demons, when the Earth was still flat, Prince Chuz, Delusion's Master, stole Azhriaz, daughter of the Demon Lord of Night, from the underworld citadel meant to be her eternal prison. Pursued by the vengeful Lord of Night, Chuz and Azhriaz fled to the world above, to the lands of mortal men, seeking a haven for their love. Yet when demons dwelt in the realm of men, terror and wonders were bound to result.
And so it was for all who came in contact with Chuz, Azhriaz, and their dread pursuer. As all 3 worked their powerful sorceries, men and women, from the highest lords to the lowest peasants, were led into new kingdoms of enchantment where a man could learn to commune with beats, where magicians found their spells recast, where a woman's kindness could turn back time, and where a mortal might fulfill a prophecy that would place the very sun and moon within his grasp.
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- Ange
- 09-08-19
love this series
I loved this series. this is a beautiful cleaning up of the previous book's frustrations.
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- 08-02-23
Tanith Lee's Tales from the Flat Earth
Susan Duerdan's rhythmic and sonorous narration is a bit of an acquired taste that I've come to believe is perfectly attuned to the Eshvaesqe mystical and dreamlike myths of Tanith Lee's Tales from the Flat Earth. Tanith Lee's writing is evocative, brilliant, and unique. And these five are my favorite books from adolescence onward.
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