The Raven's Curse
The Sorcerer's Saga, Book 3
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J. Scott Bennett
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Rain Oxford
About this listen
Ayden Dracre, the youngest son in a family of notorious sorcerers, is successfully developing his reputation as a curse breaker. Maybe too successfully. Unfortunately, the Dracre name is not easy to escape. When Dessa warns Ayden that his mother is after him and others like him, he will have to go on his toughest quest yet.
With spies on his trail and the discovery that there is something wrong with magic, Ayden will have to rely on Merlin's wisdom over his own magic to survive. He will learn that darkness is easier to give in to than it is to resist, there are secrets about his family that may get him killed, and the past does not always stay buried.
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- Helen
- 26-04-20
Amazing
I Enjoyed this audio book very much from start to finish great story line too
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- Placid
- 16-04-19
Completely captivating
This is the third book of The Sorcerer's Saga. It involves the sorcerer and his quest to save others like himself before his mother can kill them and steal their magic. It involves may twist as he finds that not everything is as it appears and he must overcome his fears and doubts within before he can conquer the problems outside himself. This leads him to make many discoveries as well as fall into may traps set by his mother.
This book leaves you wondering throughout and you never guess how it is going to turn out. The book is solidly written.
The narration is superb as always. The narrator has excellent control of the voices of the many characters and does an outstanding job with the many situations where emotion is shown.
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