At the Sign of the Crow and Moon
A Sorcery Ascendant Prequel Novella
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Narrated by:
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Oliver Wyman
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By:
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Mitchell Hogan
About this listen
A fast-paced fantasy prequel in the world of the Sorcery Ascendant Sequence, whose gripping conclusion, A Shattered Empire, released September 13th, 2016.
Ten years before A Crucible of Souls...
In the bustling capital city of the Mahruse Empire, Felicienne Shyrise spends her days as a talented investigator, taking on stolen goods and missing person cases and the occasional murder the city guard are too incompetent - or too lazy - to resolve.
During the nights she hones her skills playing Dominion, a board game almost as complicated as life itself. She dreams of making a name for herself and becoming the richest woman in the Empire.
But when she's roped into a murky investigation by a First Adjudicator to the immortal Emperor himself, her life is thrown into disarray. Will this be the perfect opportunity to showcase her skills and make valuable connections, or will her future now be in the hands of political powers that can never be denied?
Working against her will, and afraid of the consequences of refusing the commission, she uncovers evidence that points to an attempt on the Emperor's life. Felicienne rapidly finds herself a target and must use her considerable wits to uncover the plot of an unseen enemy who always seems to be one step ahead of the game.
©2016 Mitchell Hogan (P)2016 Audible, Inc.What listeners say about At the Sign of the Crow and Moon
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- Anders Haywood
- 25-03-2019
An intriguing prequel.
This was a very well done prequel for the Sorcery Ascendant series, with the same magnificent narrator.
It follows the Lady Felicienè, several years before the start of the S.A books. She is very different from when we first meet her then.
Being a mystery story, I can't really go into the plot.
This wasn't a magic themed story, but rather one focused on intrigue.
It really kept my interest, while keeping my guessing until the end.
If you enjoyed the Sorcery Ascendant books, you will enjoy these.
it is not required that you have done so, though. So newcomers will not be lost.
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