Half Lost
The Half Bad Trilogy, Book 3
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Narrated by:
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Carl Prekopp
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By:
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Sally Green
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Nathan Byrn is running again. The Alliance of Free Witches has been all but destroyed. Scattered and demoralised, constantly pursued by the Council's Hunters, only a bold new strategy can save the rebels from total defeat. They need the missing half of Gabriel's amulet - an ancient artifact with the power to render its bearer invincible in battle.
But the amulet's guardian - the reclusive and awesomely powerful witch Ledger - has her own agenda. To win her trust, Nathan must travel to America and persuade her to give him the amulet. Combined with his own Gifts, the amulet might just be enough to turn the tide for the Alliance and end the bloody civil war between Black and White witches once and for all....
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- Amazon Customer
- 24-05-2019
Wonderful trilogy!
Great narration by Carl Prekopp, emotive and truly loved the ending. Would highly recommend this series.
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- Anonymous User
- 08-05-2023
What a way to end the series
I highly recommend this book and the entire series! I was captivated the entire way through finishing the book in a day. I didn't want to stop listening and adore the narrator such a great voice to listen to
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- jessica lucas
- 30-11-2022
Amazing
What an end to this trilogy. Brilliant series, absolutely loved the narrator. will be on the list to relisten
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- Anonymous User
- 13-10-2024
Great story and narration and ending
Wow what an ending. Poetic and tragic. I love when characters come full circle but with key differences. Worth a read.
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- Anonymous User
- 15-07-2020
the journey of being 'other'
The last of the trilogy - satisfying ending to a complex story. Characters well wrought and faithfully expressed in an enduring way. love Carl Prekopp voice and expressiveness.
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- Amazon Customer
- 19-05-2024
Utter Devastation
This trilogy had me locked in and on the edge of my seat for its entirety.
The plot twists! The characters lost! I laughed, I cried. Absolutely GREAT read!
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- Justin
- 23-03-2023
When the ending can ruin an entire series
I absolutely loved the first two books. I absolutely loved the first 90% of this book. The ending, however, felt like a cop out and a disappointing, unsatisfying end to an otherwise perfect series. I understand some authors want to have a twist at the end, I get the creative drive behind it. When done well, a twist ending can really make a series. ***Spoilers ahead*** But in this case, it felt like a poorly executed “Bury Your Gays” trope that’s left a sour taste in my mouth. All the character development that Green worked so hard on in the first two books is ultimately tossed aside and the story is wrapped up like bullet points in a training slide. It’s not often I disagree with how an author ends their story, because ultimately it’s their story to tell. In this case, I’m making an exception. The ending could have been so much better. We didn’t need a perfect fairytale ending, nor was I expecting it based on the first two books. But I just can’t accept the ending that Green ultimately chose.
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