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  • The Blood Debt

  • Wolf of the North, Book 3
  • By: Duncan M. Hamilton
  • Narrated by: Simon Vance
  • Length: 10 hrs and 34 mins
  • 4.7 out of 5 stars (505 ratings)
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The Blood Debt

By: Duncan M. Hamilton
Narrated by: Simon Vance
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Summary

A blade fit for a hero. An army for a tyrant. A reckoning long awaited, and a tale reaching its end.

The riveting conclusion to the Wolf of the North trilogy.

©2017 Duncan M. Hamilton; 2018 Podium Publishing

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So good i didnt want it to end

What made the experience of listening to The Blood Debt the most enjoyable?
As the last part of a trilogy this book brought the story to an epic conclusion. Something that I must say I was very disappointed with, as I would have loved it to have gone on longer.

The story was enthralling and with Simon Vance as the narrator you have a certain winner. Incidentally as some who has chosen books just because Simon Vance was reading them, he is undoubtedly a Master of narrating.

In Summary, well worth a read, better if you read the previous two books first.

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Great series

Loved it loved the whole series i got completely submerged in them moved along at a fast pace was disappointed when I finished them wanted more and the narrator was first class political backstabbing and sword fights will definitely read more from this author.

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What a conclusion !

Book 1 was good, book 2 was equally as good and book 3, what can I say ? I didn't want it to end and as per usual Simon Vance is one of the best narrators you could wish for.

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A fitting end to a great trilogy

Thoroughly enjoyable and expertly written in the main. I thought the end might be a bit rushed when I got to the final 40 minutes or so but I should have trusted Duncan to do a good job. As always Simon Vance's wonderful narration brought the story to life. I actively seek out books based on his narration as I know he will enhance any story I listen to.

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An absolutely captivating trilogy

This trilogy captivated me completely. The powerful characters, Duncan Hamiltons wonderful writing style referring back to the story teller and of course Simon Vance's amazing performance as narrator. Highly recommend 👌

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Another wonderful epic…

The combination of Duncan M. Hamilton & Simon Vance never disappoint. This is the last book in another epic of swords, magic & tragedy. I thoroughly recommend the series & anything else by this author.

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Brilliant Ending And Excellent Narration

A spectacular ending to a hero narrated so beautifully could make a grown man cry

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Superb

Really Really enjoyed this take .From humble start to contented end.
ithas everything you cot wish for
BRAVO

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The ending was the only thing I didn't enjoy

I enjoyed every book but the way it finished felt a bit rushed and I didn't enjoy the ending. Just my opinion but still loved this series.

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Sorrow Bringer

The story continues with the Maisterspeaker, whom I think we all know the name of by now. Wulfric, now named Ulfyr, has walked the path and has returned with his prize and becomes the Princess Alice's Champion, but that comes with a price.

He returns to Elzburg at the request of the Princess. However, it also serves Ulfyr's purpose.

I started off this trilogy with a maybe and it has proved to be one of the best trilogies I have listened to. Simon Vance brought the characters to life and really drove this series forward. If there is one comment I would make its that I absolutely hated the ending.

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