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  • A Time of Blood

  • By: John Gwynne
  • Narrated by: Damian Lynch
  • Length: 15 hrs and 26 mins
  • 4.6 out of 5 stars (38 ratings)

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A Time of Blood

By: John Gwynne
Narrated by: Damian Lynch
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Defy the darkness. Defend the light.

Drem and his friends flee the battle at Starstone Lake to warn the Order of the Bright Star. They’ve witnessed horrors they’ll never forget, such as magic warping men into beasts. But worst of all, they’ve seen a demon rise from the dead - making it even more powerful. Now Fritha, the demons’ high priestess, is hunting Drem’s party.

Concealed in Forn Forest, Riv struggles to understand her half-breed heritage. She represents the warrior angels’ biggest secret, one which could break their society. And when she’s found by the Ben-Elim’s high captain, he swoops in for the kill.

As demonic forces multiply, they send a mighty war-host to overthrow the angel’s stronghold. This could decimate the fractured Ben-Elim. And their allies in the Order may be too overwhelmed to send aid - with Fritha and her monstrous beasts closing in. Like heroes of old, Drem and the Bright Star’s warriors must battle to save their land. But can the light triumph when the dark is rising?

A Time of Blood is the spectacular follow-up to John Gwynne's A Time of Dread.

©2019 John Gwynne (P)2019 Macmillan Digital Audio

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loved it

loved it cant wait till the next installment please be quick great story line and lots of great character building so epic

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Another awesome book!

Another awesome book by John Gwynne.
Continuing on at a break neck pace from book 1 this book has got great action scenes, betrayals, blood, gore and more new weird creatures. its sinister and tense and has brilliant chapter cuts where you're left hanging to know what happens. Bloody brilliant.

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4.5 stars, can't wait for the final installment

Gwynne continues his excellent mix if character and action. Book 1 perhaps appealed more due to its greater mystery initial character building, but this by no means suffers middle book syndrome. Comes together well to set up an intriguing conclusion

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