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Age of the Seer
- Epic of Ahiram - Book One
- Narrated by: Richard Evert
- Length: 15 hrs and 41 mins
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Summary
Suddenly torn from his family, 12-year-old Ahiram is sold as a slave in the Kingdom of Tanniin. Six years later, in order to win his freedom and return home, Ahiram enters the elite Games of the Mines. Pursued relentlessly by his enemies and driven to the limit of his endurance, Ahiram unwittingly awakens a dormant fury within him, and its resonance is caught by a hidden malice that turns the Games into a living nightmare. Refusing to submit to a cruel tyranny, Ahiram must face a harrowing death in the bowels of the earth. Still, a glimmer of hope remains. For deep within the mines, between stone and gold, a power - unlike anything the world has seen - quietly calls his name.
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- Michael
- 18-11-16
Refreshing Take on Epic - lots of Fun!
There is a surprising number of laugh out loud moments, with the author clearly having a taste of 'random' humour.
Interesting array of characters, with good description and lots of well paced action and adventure. This book sets the foundation for the other two books in the trilogy, which are sure to be an even better read.
Recommended for those who enjoy a coming of age, with an underdog achieving against the the odds and a touch of romance.
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