The Ippos King

Wraith Kings, Book 3

De: Grace Draven

Narrado por: Gabrielle Baker

The Wraith Kings saga continues.

The demonic horde that threatened to devour the world has been defeated, but at great cost.

Plagued by guilt and nightmares, Serovek Pangion sets out to deliver the soulless body of the monk Megiddo to the heretical Jeden Order for safekeeping. Accompanying him is sha-Anhuset, the Kai woman he admires and desires most - a woman barely tolerant of him.

Devoted to her regent, Anhuset reluctantly agrees to act as a Kai ambassador on the trip, even though the bold margrave known as the Beladine Stallion gets under her skin like no other, and Anhuset fears he'll worm his way into her armored heart as well.

But guilt and unwelcome attraction are the least of their problems. The demons thought vanquished are stirring again, and a warlord with blood-soaked ambition turns a journey of compassion into a fight for survival. When the Beladine king brands Serovek a traitor, Anhuset must choose between sacrificing the life of a man she's grown to love and abandoning lifelong fealty to the Kai people.

A tale of loyalty and acceptance.

©2020 Denise Shaw writing as Grace Draven (P)2021 Denise Shaw writing as Grace Draven

Love this series

To have the continuation of the series and the same narrator who always does such a fantastic job acting! *chef's kiss*

Great read!

Finally got to read the story about Serovek Pangion & sha-Anhuset! Returning Megiddo's body to his fellow monks of the Jeden Order comes with danger lurking from several directions, lies & betrayals, & a growing love on this non-stop adventure. This story did not disappoint! I love this world & it's characters.

The wait was worth it!!

I absolutely loved this book the storyline the narrative everything was worth the wait. Looking forward to the continuation of this book.

Excellent ending to the trilogy.

Satisfied with the third book. Good tale done well. Narrator is good but not great. However, the author managed to keep me hooked and the ending was exciting .

wait for it

it starts slow but gets really good. it starts slow burn since Ahnuszet is really freaked out by human eyes, but once she decides she's in, there's no frustrating waffling will they won't they. this book was a surprise to me since I thought the series was over, but now I feel like we need at least one more book.