
The Shadow Throne
Book Two of the Shadow Campaigns
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Narrateur(s):
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Richard Poe
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Auteur(s):
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Django Wexler
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Anyone can plot a coup or fire an assassin's bullet. But in a world of muskets and magic, it takes considerably more to seize the throne. The ailing King of the Vordan lies on his deathbed. When he dies, his daughter, Raesinia Orboan, will become the first Queen Regnant in centuries - and a ripe target for the ambitious men who seek to control her. The most dangerous of these is Duke Orlanko, Minister of Information and master of the secret police. Having meticulously silenced his adversaries through intimidation, imprisonment, and execution, Orlanko is the most feared man in the kingdom. And he knows an arcane secret that puts Raesinia completely at his mercy.
Exposure would mean ruin, but Raesinia is determined to find a way to break herself - and her country - out of Orlanko' s iron grip. She finds unlikely allies in the returning war hero Janus bet Vhalnich, fresh from a brilliant campaign in the colony of Khandar, and his loyal deputies, Captain Marcus d' Ivoire and Lieutenant Winter Ihernglass. As Marcus and Winter struggle to find their places in the home they never thought they would see again, they help Janus and Raesinia set in motion events that could free Vordan from Orlanko' s influence - at the price of throwing the nation into chaos. But with the people suffering under the Duke' s tyranny, they intend to protect the kingdom with every power they can command, earthly or otherwise.
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Lots of convenience and off screen maneuvering to make this plot work.
Marcus is a bit of an idiot in this one. Not depicted as the competent and inspiring leader anymore.
Jane is a really bad character and brings down Winters chapters. Winters regresses when depicted with Jane, she was a bit of an unwilling bad ass in book one. Jane worked better as a skeleton in Winters closet. Now Winters is an angsty teen in most the book.
Tone feels a lot different
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