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Tongue Eater

Mage Errant, Book 6

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Tongue Eater

By: John Bierce
Narrated by: Ralph Lister
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Kanderon Crux has fallen.

The traitors who brought the powerful sphinx down have fled with plagues and other magical weapons stolen from Skyhold's Vault, intending to use them against the Havath Dominion, no matter the cost to the rest of the Ithonian continent. Havath teeters on the edge of collapse after their failed invasion of Skyhold, and the nations and monsters of Ithos circle like vultures. The Dominion has no interest in going down without a fight, however, and there are few depths they're unwilling to sink to for survival.

Kanderon's surviving allies are working desperately to stop both the traitors and the Dominion, but the situation is worse than they know. The traitors didn't steal plagues at all. They stole the Tongue Eater, a weapon capable of devouring entire languages, and unless they're stopped, it threatens the fate of the entire continent. Hugh Stormward and his friends are the only ones who know the truth, and there's no one they can trust with the knowledge. Even with the fate of the continent on his shoulders, however, Hugh doesn't care about any of that.

He's convinced that Kanderon is still alive, even if no one else believes him, and he's willing to do whatever it takes to help her.

Includes bonus story, Gram of Clan Castis and a special note from the author.

©2022 John Bierce (P)2022 Podium Audio
Action & Adventure Epic Epic Fantasy Military Fantasy Fiction Destiny

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excellent interdimensional adventure

fantastic next novel in the series with strong character development and good voice acting

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A return to form

Tongue Eater manages to bring back the feeling of exploration and adventure that carried the first 2 books while keeping the momentum of the story and characters going. IMO, it's the best entry in the series so far.

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Great story and series

I like the story and series. Characters are well developed. I like that they have flaws and their reactions to events are appropriate to their characters. I like that they have agency in the latest book and make their own decisions about events and figure things out on their own.

I do not enjoy that the author keeps working in references to the characters “being in one of talias terrible novels” or “if I was a character in one of your novels” or “I’m not a character in a novel”. It’s like the author is trying to wink at the reader through the character but i find it disengaging and it really breaks me out of the book. It breaks my willing suspension of disbelief.

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