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Bright Ruin
- The Dark Gifts Trilogy, Book 3
- Narrated by: Avita Jay
- Length: 13 hrs and 23 mins
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From the bestselling author of Sanctuary comes a gripping Orwellian vision of Britain, with a rebellious Hunger Games heart. Bright Ruin is the third and final title in Vic James’s electrifying Dark Gifts Trilogy, following Tarnished City.
A shattered country
A world-changing magic
Magically gifted aristocrats rule Britain, and the people must serve them. But rebellion now strikes at the heart of the old order. Abi has escaped public execution, thanks to an unexpected ally. Her brother Luke is on the run with Silyen Jardine, the most mysterious aristocrat of all. And as political and magical conflicts escalate, each must decide how far they’ll go for their beliefs.
Dragons clash in the skies, as two powerful women duel for the soul of Britain. A symbol of government will blaze as it dies, and doors between worlds will open – and close forever. But the battle within human hearts will be the fiercest of all.
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- Books_Polished
- 23-05-21
Do recommend! 😍
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This series is a ride!
I just read book 1 and 2 as a reread to prepare for book 3.
And it was absolutely worth it!
The was so much up and down in this series.
I sometimes took small breaks because it was just so much to compute.
But again: definitely worth it!
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- H. Edwards
- 28-07-18
Perfect end to the Dark Gifts trilogy
I really enjoyed Bright Ruin, the final installment of the Dark Gifts trilogy.
The storyline was satisfying, and shocking, answered questions, asked more questions, went the way I imagined and the way I never thought.
Really enjoyed it and highly recommend the whole trilogy.
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- Gluttonio
- 17-06-19
Good enough conclusion
Enjoyable trilogy set in a dystopian England controlled by a "skilled" ruling class who keep the majority of the unskilled population in semi-slavery.
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- Sue
- 03-03-19
Brilliant trilogy!
A bit weird and horrible in places, but a facinating story - I absolutely loved it! :-D
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- Sandy mg
- 06-01-19
Enjoyable
I really enjoyed this trilogy and the ending was partly how I wanted it to end. However I would have liked to know more about what happened to Luke and Silyian!!
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- Dramaqueen
- 28-09-18
Still loads of questions
Really enjoyed this trilogy, fustration a bit at the ending though as I want to know what happens next but I guess it's a sign of a good story if it leaves you wanting more
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- Glitteringbug
- 27-05-19
Best trilogy I read in a long time
Don’t want to leave these characters behind.
I have never listened to a trilogy that gets better with each book.
Hopefully there will be more from Vic james in the future.
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- james
- 28-08-18
I loved this series
I loved this series and will definitely listen again it was dynamic and original to the end.
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- Lizzie Biscuits
- 09-04-19
Best YA Trilogy since the Hunger Games
Love, Love LOVED this trilogy. I bought the first one when it was the Daily Deal and it languiished in my library for a while but once I started it I was totatlly gripped and I had to buy the second two immediately andhave raced throught the lot.
Refreshingly unpredictable. The main cast of well rounded and complex characters all have interesting journeys and it's wonderful how your allegency and sympathy changes over the course of the tale.
I don't want to give any spoilers but the final installment really delivers.
This is definitely one I'll be returning to in the future I'm sure.
The narrator does a great job too !
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- Angela
- 02-09-18
Loved it
I loved it, it took me through a range of emotions and I am gutted it’s finished
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