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  • Night of Sorrows

  • War God, Book 3
  • By: Graham Hancock
  • Narrated by: Barnaby Edwards
  • Length: 24 hrs and 36 mins
  • 4.9 out of 5 stars (57 ratings)

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Night of Sorrows

By: Graham Hancock
Narrated by: Barnaby Edwards
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Publisher's Summary

Graham Hancock, an expert in ancient civilisations and author of the nine million selling Fingerprints of the Gods, and expert, too, on the use of hallucinogens to achieve higher states of consciousness, brings these two interests together in the final volume of the War God trilogy.

©2017 Graham Hancock (P)2017 Audible, Ltd

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"Part historical fact, part fantasy, the effect is as intense as the events themselves. It's a fascinating read that will have you booking a flight to Mexico long before you finish the book." ( Evening Standard)

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A few loose ends.

In the first 2 books so much intrigue was made of Pepio and his struggles. His forced transition from young Paige to Warrior, from boy to man. He became somewhat the protagonist in his own right. Yet in this book, it felt like Graham strung him along out of sheer continuation, with only minor character development. It was still an enjoyable listen, but I was left with wanting more. The battle descriptions in the end felt far-fetched and overall I hope this is not the last book in the series.

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Loved every minute of it

Loved this book so much. Was reading the hard copies in 2015 amd loved it so much but the narration brought the characters to life in an amazing way. Thank you Graham and Barnaby fir the work you have put into this series.

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awesome, wish there was more

great story and great narrator, really enjoyed this series. Hancock tells the story of Cortes and colourfully describes the life of the Aztec during this time

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I wish Cortez came to Aotearoa

💯💯🙌🏾🙌🏾🙏🏽🙏🏽Cheer, Mr Hancock do your next book about cook coming to Aotearoa and maori smashingthem!

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