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The Destroyer

Destroyer Series, Book 2

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The Destroyer

By: Michael-Scott Earle
Narrated by: Kevin T. Collins, Xe Sands
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The country of Nia has fallen to the Ancients and circumstances are grim for the humans. Kaiyer must return to the broken castle to save his friends, reconcile his past, and find a way to break the hold that the enemy agents have over the country.

Contains mature themes.

©2016 Michael-Scott Earle (P)2018 Tantor
Dark Fantasy Epic Epic Fantasy Fantasy Fiction

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the first book was so good what happened

I very disappointed in the direction these books have taken. I was completely ok with this being a book about humans vs elf's, it didn't need the sci-fi background and I'm so over the random out of context flash backs that raise more questions than they answer. it was great in the first book but now it too much and just hinders story progression. there is also too many chapters that don't contribute to the story they feel like filler just there to add length to the story.

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