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The Last Citadel

By: Kevin Ashman
Narrated by: Michael Troughton
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Summary

Bastion.

A solitary fortress isolated in an endless sea. A city of secrets where the elite dominate with an iron fist and ambition ends at the city walls.

Ordinarily the city is surrounded by water but one day a month when the moon is at its highest, the water recedes and uncovers the causeways linking the city to the outer towers.

This is Moon-day, the time when the trades bring their specialties to market and the whole Citadel enjoy the celebrations the festival brings, so when the city's stargazer predicts the water level will drop even further, nobody takes any notice.

Soon enough and despite the people's indifference, the predictions are proved correct and as the sea falls, it reveals secrets that have never been known before.

Secrets that are at first exciting... then disturbing... and ultimately... terrifying.

©2010 Kevin Ashman (P)2014 Kevin Ashman

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Entertaining story-writing and -telling.

I enjoyed this book due to the rich characters and the unusual storyline. It's a little slow to start but stick with it as the author is setting up all the characters. The reading of it was superb.

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