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Ibenus
- Valducan, Book 3
- Narrated by: R.C. Bray
- Length: 10 hrs and 42 mins
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Publisher's Summary
After surviving a demon attack, disgraced police detective Victoria Martin tracks down the Valducans in search of answers. Recognizing her potential, and despite the warnings of the other knights, Allan Havlock, protector of Ibenus, takes her in as his apprentice. As the Valducans travel to Paris to destroy a demon nest infesting the catacombs, the knights find themselves hunted by an Internet group intent on exposing them. Victoria, who belongs to this group, must desperately play both sides to protect not only herself but Allan, whom she has begun to love. Ibenus, however, has other plans.
Ibenus is the third book in the Valducan series, for which Skorkowsky was short-listed as Best Debut Author in the 2014 Reddit Stabby Awards.
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- Johnny
- 12-10-2018
Amazing as always
A fantastic followup, while not as engaging as Hounacier, Seth once again has once again written a captivating blockbuster, action packed story. this is my second time listening to it, and it's so nice to pick up on the little details I missed the first time reading the Series. Seth has created a living and changing world, the characters feel like they've grown and changed, and characters hinted at have made or will make appearances. it's left me hungry for more and I hope Seth continues the series beyond redemptor, and possibly beyond the novel medium. give the book a shot and listen to the whole series. Hounacier may be my favorites. but every book is a glimpse into an incredible and thrilling world. the only criticism I have of this book in particular, is that the narrator seemed to use his Alan voice for Malcom for a single line. a bit jarring but it only happened once.
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