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Shadowcaster
- Shattered Realms, Book 2
- Narrated by: Kim Mai Guest
- Series: Shattered Realms, Book 2
- Length: 13 hrs and 37 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 04-04-17
- Language: English
- Publisher: HarperAudio
- Whispersync for Voice-ready
Regular price: £29.99
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Summary
From New York Times bestselling author Cinda Williams Chima, this is a thrilling story of the unfathomable costs of war, the allure of dark magic, and two principled and conflicted characters drawn together despite everything they stand to lose.
Alyssa ana’Raisa, the reluctant princess heir to the Gray Wolf throne of the Fells, feels more comfortable striking with a sword than maneuvering at court. After a brush with death, Lyss goes on the offensive, meaning to end the war that has raged her whole life. If her gamble doesn’t pay off, she could lose her queendom before she even ascends to the throne.
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- heliolarkspur
- 29-06-17
Thrilling read!
With unpredictable twists and turns on every page, Chima continues to keep her Queendom as vibrant and thrilling as ever!
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- Marisa Talley
- 22-06-17
Great :)
Great continuation of the story. Chima is an excellent author & has an exciting conglomeration of characters. Excellent new characters to love. A new Hero & Heroine to love. A new group of Mages to learn about. New villians to hate. Only bad part is that I have to wait another year for more of the atory & two years to the ending. Cinda please write faster LOL
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- Jon Keesee
- 29-03-18
Kim Mai Yes please!
If you could sum up Shadowcaster in three words, what would they be?
So F**king Amazing.
What other book might you compare Shadowcaster to and why?
None. Cant really think of any like it.
What about Kim Mai Guest’s performance did you like?
Wonderful as always!
If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?
"But thats not all!" That would be funny but the serious one would be "As one war ends another starts"
Any additional comments?
Halston Matelon on my favorite character in this one. And a little disappointed Adrian wasnt in this book at all, but Jenna was.
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- Amazon Customer
- 13-01-18
loved it!!
loved the story line, character building and the crossover from the first book in the series line can't wait for book 3!!!!!
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- Brooke hand
- 06-01-18
So many stories
There are so many wonderful stories happening all in this short book. It makes them all feel too short and incomplete. I hope the next book is longer and starts pulling all the loose threads from each story together. I can not wait for the next book in the series.
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- Tired teacher
- 22-11-17
Weakest of Series, but still good
I listened to the Demon King Series and then this series, which introduces the next generation of characters. The first book dealt with Adam, the son of the Grey Wolf Queen, and Jena, a mage marked girl; who is being hunted by the King of Arden. The book ends with a climax. You expect the next book to pick up from there. Instead, it introduces a whole new set of characters. What happened to Jena is finally addressed in the second part of the book, but we never find out what happened to Adam. I also found the first 1/2 of this book to be too wordy and lacking the action of the books that preceded it. I almost gave up on Shadow Caster but I am glad I didn't. The second half of the book was fantastic. I recommend that you read this book because of its importance in the series, and also because this is one of the best fantasy series (when you include Demon King books) I have ever read.
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- Squallxgamer
- 17-08-17
Always Fantastic
As always i have really connected with the characters and cant wait to see the next chapter in thier story
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- RIVKA MOROWITZ
- 18-05-17
wow<br />
loved it. wish to hear more. felt it was not yet fonished. will look for the next book asap
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- Anonymous User
- 04-05-17
Different
I love the Seven Realms. If you havn't heard the first four books, start there. It will be worth the journey.
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- Ellen Oba
- 10-04-17
Needs connecting
I loved the Shadow Realm books and cheered for Cuffs Alistair and Rebecca Morley. I also enjoyed Firecaster and seeing the next generation. I kept waiting for more connection with the previous novel and more explanation of the mage mark. It seemed a little forced. And just setting up for the next book.