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Tower Lord

Book 2 of Raven's Shadow

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Tower Lord

By: Anthony Ryan
Narrated by: Steven Brand
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 THE REALM BURNS.

Vaelin Al Sorna is tired of war. He's fought countless battles in service to the Realm and Faith. His reward was the loss of his love, the death of his friends and a betrayal by his king. After five years in an Alpiran dungeon, he just wants to go home.

Reva intends to welcome Vaelin back with a knife between the ribs. He destroyed her family and ruined her life. Nothing will stop her from exacting bloody vengeance - not even the threat of invasion from the greatest enemy the Realm has ever faced.

Yet as the fires of war spread, foes become friends and truths turn to lies. To save the Realm, Reva must embrace a future she does not want - and Vaelin must revisit a past he'd rather leave buried.©2014 Anthony Ryan Action & Adventure Epic Epic Fantasy Fantasy Fiction War

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Hard to keep track of all the names and places. Looking forward to next one though.

Good book and excellent story but...

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A really gripping, and unpredictable story fantasy which I thoroughly enjoyed and recommend to lovers of this genre. Characters are complex and interesting and the story lines are similar. Excellent narration.

A towering success

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gripping, a great continuation of this series. read with exceptional skill cannot recommend highly enough

brilliant

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found this could be hard to follow, alot going on in this book and multiple story lines, I don't think I could tell you much that happened in this book.
hate leaving reviews like this, but if your like me and any more than 2 plots and it becomes a chor to keep up

alot to follow

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I should probably begin by mentioning the near perfect review of the first book in this series, the only thing lacking was a variation in voice for the various characters as it was sometime difficult to know who it was that was talking.
This audio book does not have that problem at all, all the characters are very easy to distinguish by the performance as well and how they speak, a testimony to the skill of the author!

The story is excellent, it continues from the previous book very well and references enough of the plot that it is a true continuation, not just another book about the same people. It is written in such a way that you follow various people in different places and at different times, you do jump back and forward in time slightly which at first seemed a bit odd but actually works really well.

All in all a great listen if you enjoyed the first book in the series.

Brilliant sequel, Brilliant performance.

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