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The Blood Debt

Wolf of the North, Book 3

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The Blood Debt

By: Duncan M. Hamilton
Narrated by: Simon Vance
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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 Action & Adventure Epic Epic Fantasy Fantasy Fiction Thought-Provoking
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Absolutely brilliant trilogy.
Highly recommended, im only sorry it has finished, looking for next book.

Superb

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Loved this story; had me listening almost non stop! Perfect narration. Will look for more from both author and narrator. All three books kept me on the edge of my seat! How do they do it? I don’t know but I’m glad that they do! Thanks to all involved for all your hard work.

Excellent!

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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.

A fitting end to a great trilogy

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I enjoyed the whole series. It is well written and spoken, has a consistent universe and credible characters.

Fitting End To Great Saga

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as excellent as this series has been, the one critique would be the end, the jump from castle invasion to old men leaves a feeling of missing out. personal mission personal oath and lust for kingship our 3 characters tread dangerous paths until one final coming together. needed at least book with skald at hearth filling in the journey to old age.

more needed

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