Idols Fall

Iconoclasts, Book 3

De: Mike Shel

Narrado por: Simon Vance

“At long last, even gods will know regret....”

Agnes Manteo now bears her father’s sentient Djao sword, along with a terrible revelation - the gods are charlatans, ancient sorcerers who draw their strength from the suffering of humanity. She and her Syraeic companions have but one duty: to track down those pretenders and end their reign of cruelty and lies, no matter the cost. To that end, the magical blade - mighty, single-minded Szaa’da’shaela - won’t allow any wavering of their commitment.

But the empire is in turmoil with the sudden passing of its undying queen. Noble houses clash and threaten civil war, murderous barbarians mass on the frontier in preparation for a bloody invasion, and all feel the aching void left by the clergy, whose temples were devastated by a great fire. Can the kingdom survive, should Agnes succeed in tearing away its very foundations? And if she fails, what might sorcerers with nearly godlike powers do to exact their revenge?

Idols Fall is the thrilling conclusion to the compelling Iconoclasts trilogy.

©2021 Mike Shel (P)2021 Podium Audio

Ends Abruptly

I really really enjoyed this whole series, and will look forward to more by this author. That being said this one just up and ends with very little actual follow through, feeling almost as if they were thinking about doing a fourth book and instead just kept it to three.

More of the same from the last books, certainly very interesting, but it does lose some of what made the last 2 special. All in all a fine ending to a series.

Awesome

Great narration performance and writing. Don’t sleep on this one or you will regret it.

Decent overall ending

I'd love to give the last book of Iconoclasts series five stars, but there's just too much talking to be annoying. The story, narrator, plot, twists and eventual last 1/3rd of the book is really good! However, to get there, we have to read through chapters upon chapters of everyone talking and just not doing anything. Cut out the middle third of the book, mush the 1st and last thirds together and you have an engaging, gripping ending to a fantastic series. And not to be forgotten, Simon Vance is very, very talented and a joy to listen to.

Fun addition

Fun and engaging story in this series. If you like the previous ones you will enjoy this too.

Love this series

I found this book very entertaining and I'm excited to see what tje future holds for this author. IMHO some people take it a little too seriously when it comes to some of the references they consider political. srop looking at it from the lens if todah and hust accept not eveeything is politics. It is the world he created so hit the eaay button and stop trying to find the political Easter Eggs. Personally I didn't get the vibe I get with some other writers ( cough** Stephen King) that an agend waa being written with a story tacked on. I didnt feel the author trying to shove his ideology in my face. My only complaint is it reminded me of Game of Thrones in regards to all my favorite characters dying. Jeff don't take some of the reviews too seriously. Some of us really do love the world you created and are looking forward to your next book.. So don't take too long. Dr V