Raven Unveiled
The Fallen Empire, Book 3
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Narrated by:
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Katharine Lee McEwan
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Written by:
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Grace Draven
About this listen
A woman with the gift to speak to the dead—and the assassin pursuing her—may be the only chance a crumbling empire has of holding back true evil, in this electrifying fantasy romance from the USA Today best-selling author of Radiance.
Siora has been on the run for longer than she cares to remember, from her past and her gift. Born with the ability to see and speak to ghosts, she has heard their desperate pleas as an otherworldly predator stalks the dead amid the fertile killing fields of the collapsing Krael Empire. The creature’s power and reach are growing with every soul it consumes, but Siora is preoccupied with her own troubles: namely an assassin who has sworn an oath of vengeance against her.
Gharek of Cabast was once the right-hand man of the reviled empress but is now a wanted fugitive. Although his reasons for hunting Siora are viscerally personal, what Gharek can’t anticipate is that when he finally does find her, she will hold the key to saving his world, or what’s left of it. To make good on old debts and protect the vulnerable dead from a malevolent force, Gharek and Siora will both need to make an ally out of an enemy—and trust that will be enough to save each other.
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- 2023-11-11
Satisfying conclusion to the trilogy
Raven Unbound brings to an end the Fallen Empire trilogy in a satisfying conclusion, though it leaves plenty of room for sequels. Characters from the second book are present at the end, but there are only fleeting references to the protagonists of Phoenix Unbound.
I found the story slow to start, and the weakest of the three. However, it's still a must-read if you enjoyed the first two. The performance is top notch, bringing to life the cast of characters.
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