Harbinger of Ash
War Aeternus, Book 4
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Narrated by:
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Jeff Hays
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Annie Ellicott
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By:
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Charles Dean
Lee has managed to survive encounters with the heralds of three different gods, but the price he has paid has been tremendous. Every step he takes leads him closer to victory in the cruel game he has been forced to play, but it also takes him further down a dark path and away from the man he used to be.
After receiving a request for aid from a beautiful and mysterious messenger, Lee and his inner circle travel to nearby Birnefeld, a large and prosperous city ruled by the dragon king. Before he ever arrives, however, Lee encounters a group of marauders ransacking the countryside, meets a strange new herald who has set up camp in the region, and receives the dire news that the hero Brigid of Kildare has gone missing. To make things worse, a powerful new enemy is stalking him from the shadows, toying with his dreams, and striking at his closest relationships.
With the seeds of doubt sown, Lee has to choose whom he can trust before his nightmares become reality and everything he has worked so hard for goes up in flames.
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Absolutely genuinely funny and entertaining
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good continuance.
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Great next novel in the series!
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As for the book itself I really enjoy how Lee is continually pressed into doing things outside of belief system. It makes the reader/listener worry about how it effects his being. Half the time I find myself siding with Ling and the other half kind of enjoys the mayhem. I think author clearly shows how easy it would be for a person slip into the path of being a villain. Is evil that is done for all the right reasons still evil?
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