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The Black Song
- Book Two of Raven's Blade
- Narrated by: Steven Brand
- Length: 17 hrs and 30 mins
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Publisher's Summary
The Black Song is the action-packed conclusion to the Raven's Blade series by Anthony Ryan, which began with The Wolf's Call.
The Steel Horde has laid waste to the Venerable Kingdom, unleashing a storm of fire and blood. Now the leader of this mighty host - Kehlbrand, the warlord who thinks himself a god - turns his eyes to the other merchant kingdoms. No one can stop his divine conquest.
No one, perhaps, except Vaelin Al Sorna.
Yet Vaelin is on the run, his own army in disarray. Worse, the new blood song he has acquired is as much a curse as a blessing and seeks to guide him down a path far darker than he could have imagined....
Books by Anthony Ryan:
Raven's Shadow:
- Blood Song
- Tower Lord
- Queen of Fire
Raven's Blade:
- The Wolf's Call
- The Black Song
Draconis Memoria:
- The Waking Fire
- The Legion of Flame
- The Empire of Ashes
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- Leigh Jukes-Smart
- 05-11-2020
Great story
Enjoyed this book as much as the last. Really looking forward to the next one in the series
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- Amazon Customer
- 07-09-2022
Too many battles
I liked the first book but this one got caught up in too many battles. I realise many readers love this type of story but it's not for me.
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- Anonymous User
- 18-11-2020
Convulted and slow paced
Too slow. Too convulted story wise. Pacing was way to slow at the start, way to quick at the end. Conclusion was short but satisfying.
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