Death of a King
The Goblin Wars, Book 2
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Death of a King
Narrated by:
Bryson David Hoff
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Narrated by:
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Bryson David Hoff
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By:
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Stuart Thaman
About this listen
In the midst of war, the panicked citizens of Talonrend take to the road in search of their ancestral home. Unknown to them, the clans of the wilds have united under a mysterious shaman in search of conquest.
Gravlox and Vorst are locked in the dungeon beneath Castle Talon, and Prince Herod wastes away on his deathbed. A field of goblin skeletons stretches from Terror's Lament to the Clawflow River, but Lady Scrapple's army has not been beaten.
To the goblin queen, everything has purpose - even bones.
Welcome to the second book of The Goblin Wars.
©2014 Stuart Thaman (P)2018 Stuart Thaman
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