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Successor’s Promise

Millennium's Rule Trilogy, Book 3

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Successor’s Promise

By: Trudi Canavan
Narrated by: Grant Cartwright, Hannah Norris
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The thrilling third instalment in the Millennium's Rule series by international number one best-selling fantasy phenomenon Trudi Canavan.

Five years have passed since the Rebels confronted the Raen. Five years in which the boy Rielle rescued, Qall, has grown up among the Travellers, with no memory of the life that was stolen from him. Five years of chaos barely contained by Baluka and the Restorers. Worlds are at war, some overrun by deadly machines, some drained of magic by power-hungry sorcerers.

As Qall comes of age, and Rielle and Tyen's hard-won peace is threatened, their loyalties are tested - and Qall's very existence is at stake. Because Dahli is still determined to restore Valhan to power, and he will stop at nothing to succeed.

Escape to a new world. Discover the magic of Trudi Canavan.

©2017 Trudi Canavan (P)2017 Bolinda Publishing Pty Ltd Action & Adventure Coming of Age Epic Epic Fantasy Fantasy Fiction Genre Fiction Historical Women's Adventure Women's Fiction Magic Adventure

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Once again we join Tyen and Rielle as they try to find their way through the worlds no longer ruled by the Raen.

Qall is hidden by Rielle for his safety. The rebels try to maintain order as the Raen's allies try to ressurrect the Raen.

We meet them 5 years later and Tyen is a maker of kilns, Rielle an artist of tiles. The fragile peace on the worlds they are living in is broken by war and both end up fleeing as war starts. It is symbolic of the condition of the world's which the Raen ruled and kept in check.

Rielle takes responsibility for Qall's safety as he is now a young man and flees into hiding believing that Tyen (who is now her lover) has joined Dalee in trying to ressurrect the Raen. She fears they will try to use Qall.

The beauty of the narrative is that the past and present is woven in, so new and followers of 'Millennium's Rule' can follow and pick up the story.

The use of the dual narrative voices keeps us engaged and we get to see a much wider view of the issues as a result.

There's too much to convey of the story in this review so you will just have to read/listen and enjoy. As always Trudi Canavan does not disappoint in creating vivid and intricate world's.

Lives up to the wait.

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Having waited for this since 24 hours after Angel of Storms was released, I couldn’t be happier. This book lived up to the expectations and kept me guessing throughout. Where many authors would have copped out, Trudi stuck everything through to the end. The performances from Grant and Hannah were great and brought the characters to life as well as creating an identity for each world visited. (Loved Hannah’s accent for Temayne). To get to the end and find out Trudi isn’t done with these characters yet makes me massively happy, I have no idea where their journeys will lead next and I love that.
Worth the wait and so much more. These are the sorts of stories that I dream of narrating.

So excited

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I really loved this.
only thing i disliked was that the two narrators disagreed with how to pronounce Qal. wi one saying qual, and the other coll. annoyed me slightly

very good

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I’d give the performances higher stars if they’re co-ordinated the pronunciation of characters names. There was one main character name that was said completely differently by each narrator , very frustrating. However as a Trudi fan I love these books and have enjoyed now listening to the audio versions of them.

Pronunciations

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This series has really become a strong favourite of mine after some initial worries about it at the start of book one. The characters are varied and well developed. The reading from both is great and never jolts me out of the story.

A wonderful book, brilliantly read

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