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The Promised Lie
- The Unwritten Words Series, Book I
- Narrated by: Zehra Jane Naqvi
- Length: 13 hrs and 39 mins
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Summary
In The Unwritten Words series, Christopher Nuttall's story-telling mastery weaves a new epic which follows on from his best-selling Bookworm series and is set in that same world.
In The Promised Lie, the first book of the new series, five years have passed since the earth-shattering events of Bookworm IV. The Golden City has fallen. The Grand Sorcerer and Court Wizards are dead. The Empire they ruled is nothing more than a memory, a golden age lost in the civil wars as kings and princes battle for supremacy. And only a handful of trained magicians remain alive.
Isabella Majuro, Lady Sorceress, is little more than a mercenary, fighting for money in a desperate bid to escape her past. But when Prince Reginald of Andalusia plots the invasion of the Summer Isle, Isabella finds herself dragged into a war against strange magics from before....
And an ancient mystery that may spell the end of the human race.
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- Internal IT Ltd
- 06-09-18
fantastic story
fantastic story line with a wonderful nirator Zehra Jane Naqvi who plays all the characters with style
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- Sally Russell
- 26-10-19
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Too war/ fighting etc for me, just love the school of magic and bookworm , this was just too much aggressive for me, I prefer the woman’s delicate approach to war
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