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The Unkillable Princess

The Kystrom Chronicles, Book 2

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The Unkillable Princess

By: Taran Hunt
Narrated by: Simon Vance
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Summary

Sean teams up with Tamara and Indigo to find his sister in the action-packed sequel to The Immortality Thief.

Having escaped the dangers of the Nameless with the Philosopher Stone data, Sean thought his troubles were over. Until he gets a call for help from his sister Brigid—his long-dead sister.

Brigid is sparse on the details, but she needs Sean to go to the Republican city of Illin to retrieve something called a "Purifier" for her. Reeling from the desperate hope that his sister is alive, Sean aims for Illin, dragging his new companions, Tamara, formerly a Republican soldier, and Indigo, the Minister responsible for the destruction of Sean's home, into the fray.

But as usual, Sean hasn't quite thought this through. The three of them are all wanted by Republican authorities, and Illin happens to be on the same planet as Sean's old friend Senator Ketel. Y'know, the one who blackmailed and nearly murdered Sean. With every move Sean makes he discovers more intrigue, more people on his tail, and more ways that his little adventure could be the spark for war between the Republic and the Ministers. And to what end? Is it really his sister, a chance for family, and safety, on the other side?

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A funny political space adventure picking up straight from the last book. I can't express how much I love this book, these characters and the sense of hope these stories give me. There were some emotional scenes that took my breath and really you won't find a better found family than this trio. Unfortunately, it was just a poor choice for this narrator. I've both read and listened to both of these books and the audio for book 1 was perfect. It makes no sense to have an older, more posh RP voice for what is meant to be a young emotional character of a low economic and social status, especially as this book is written in first person. This is not a knock on the narrator himself but it's just incongruous with the actual story.

one of my favourite reads of all time

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