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Retribution
- The Outliers Saga, Book 3
- Narrated by: Grace Sylvan
- Length: 8 hrs and 50 mins
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Summary
Retribution is the final book in the Outliers Saga.
With the Outliers united and the Fortis eliminated, Indra thought she was nearing the end of her journey. Instead, Asa went into the city only to be captured, and the Sovereign decided to unleash the full power of their technology.
Now, bleeding and separated from her husband and facing a traitor and an uncertain future, Indra finds herself wondering if she united the Outlier tribes simply so the Sovereign could destroy them more effectively.
With vile characters, brutal conditions, and vicious creatures, the final book in the Outliers Saga will take listeners on an unforgettable journey.
Follow Asa and Indra as they fight to start a life together while facing impossible choices that will test their limits and show them what sacrifice, forgiveness, and love really mean.
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- The-Scarlet-Finch
- 15-08-20
Retribution was a thrilling conclusion.
I received this book via a promo code and this is my voluntary review.
Indra of the Windhi People is now staring down the walls of Sovereign City where her new Husband, Asa of the Forties is being held prisoner. Horrified to realise that the Sovereigns technology is going to make the rebellion that much harder. Now some of her Winta men have been rescued from the Forties Village and Emori has grown confident in her hatred, Indra has to deal with a threat from within her own Tribe.
The Trillyte Tribe have betrayed them, deciding to pull out of the final part of their battle but with the ElectroBubble surrounding the City, it appears they may not have a fight after all. Realizing that the Sovereign may only be bidding their time before unleashing something worse, Indra turns to the Untouchables (descendants of Sovereign or Forties born with birth defects or imperfections, Forties peoples are almost Spartan in their upbringings) to destroy the mirrors kept in the Tower. When the Sovereign launch a counter attack happens on their home valley Indra wonders once again if she's united the Outliers just to lead them to their slaughter.
This story is told in dual POV between Asa and Indra so you get a good overview of the struggle.
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- Helen
- 31-08-19
amazing book
Retribution is the final book in the Outliers Saga.
With the Outliers united and the Fortis eliminated, Indra thought she was nearing the end of her journey. Instead, Asa went into the city only to be captured, and the Sovereign decided to unleash the full power of their technology.
can't believe its the last saga really enjoyed the book thank you Kate L Mary for writing this series and Grace Sylvan who brought it to life
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- Amazon Customer
- 14-10-19
Nice ending
So this was a nice ending but left me wanting more. I feel that there is a lot still left answered and lots of areas to explore.
The first book in the series was my favourite new story of 2019.
I’ve scored the narration as a 3 as I love the narrators voice but in this book went between two characters but there was no change in voice making it very difficult on occasion to keep track of what perspective you were listening to.
Fab book and would definitely recommend.
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