The Crimson Queen
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Narrated by:
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Guy Williams
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By:
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Alec Hutson
About this listen
Long ago the world fell into twilight, when the great empires of old consumed each other in sorcerous cataclysms. In the south the Star Towers fell, swallowed by the sea, while the black glaciers descended upon the northern holdfasts, entombing the cities of Min-Ceruth in ice and sorcery. Then from the ancient empire of Menekar the paladins of Ama came, putting every surviving sorcerer to the sword and cleansing their taint from the land for the radiant glory of their lord.
The pulse of magic slowed, fading like the heartbeat of a dying man.
But after a thousand years it has begun to quicken again.
In a small fishing village a boy with strange powers comes of age....
A young queen rises in the west, fanning the long-smoldering embers of magic into a blaze once more....
Something of great importance is stolen - or freed - from the mysterious Empire of Swords and Flowers....
And the immortals who survived the ancient cataclysms bestir themselves, casting about for why the world is suddenly changing....
©2016 Alec Hutson (P)2017 Alec HutsonWhat listeners say about The Crimson Queen
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- Andrew Elphick
- 17-11-2019
Old School Epic
This was a great read for anybody who enjoys a good coming of age Epic tale!! I hope the Second instalment is just as good!!
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- Anonymous User
- 01-07-2021
Below average
Narrators performance was a scattering of European accents, which I thought sounded rather stupid; an Italian-sounding character? really...
As for the writing, it's essentially just exposition and dialogue, and the story was rather lacklustre.
Note: I did read "Blood Song" prior to listening to this audio book.
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