The Slain Divine

De: David Dalglish

Narrado por: Imani Parks, Jaime Lincoln Smith

In the thrilling conclusion to USA Today bestselling author David Dalglish's new epic fantasy trilogy, a usurped prince must master the magic of shadows in order to reclaim his kingdom and his people.

The Everlorn Empire's grip on Thanet is tighter than ever. The God-Incarnate himself has arrived on its shores to crush the struggling rebellion and carry out his final, sinister plan: he will sacrifice the entire island in order to rise, reincarnated from its ashes.

The rebellion is struggling to separate allies from enemies, and to figure out a way to stop the slow destruction of everything and everyone they care for. Meanwhile, Cyrus is disappearing deeper beneath the vicious mask of the "Vagrant". Under the mantle of the legendary assassin, he may be strong enough to take down the Empire, but at what cost?

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Praise for Vagrant Gods:

“Filled with intense action, and complex characters who are easy to fall into, The Bladed Faith is what might happen if Final Fantasy crossed with The Way of Shadows! I loved it!” —Rob J. Hayes, author of Never Die

“In The Bladed Faith, Dalglish paints with epic, colorful action and poignant aftermath to illustrate the violent path of grief and the healing force of family found along the way.” —Essa Hansen, author of Nophek Gloss

"David Dalglish’s beautiful, grandiose and expansive The Bladed Faith begins at the roots of a rebellion...this is a rebellion with soul, and one that promises to reach even greater heights as the series continues. Given Dalglish’s track record, don’t be surprised if he somehow manages to top the triumphant standard he sets with The Bladed Faith." —BookPage

"This dark adventure will hook genre fans with its detailed world building, strong characters, and gory, action-packed scenes. Readers who enjoy Mark Lawrence and Erika Johansen will appreciate Thanet’s masked, sword-carrying hero and rebel team of misfits, eagerly anticipating a continuation to Dalglish’s new series." —Booklist

"The Bladed Faith is an action-packed start to David Dalglish’s new Vagrant Gods series. Full of sorcery, bloodshed, and a surprisingly charming found family, the story’s twisty final chapters set up an ending that promises much more excitement to come." —Paste Magazine

"The Bladed Faith is gripping, violent and action-packed. It is also about colonialism, PTSD, fighting the good fight & what it truly means to put your life on the line for what’s right. This is David Dalglish at his finest and the Vagrant Gods trilogy promises to be his best story that he’s published so far." —Fantasy Book Critic

"Dalglish’s plotting and pacing are top-notch...this book is Arkane Studio’s Dishonored meets D&D’s divine magic." —Grimdark Magazine

Disappointed

I've been enjoying the series but the male narrator selected for this book has ruined it for me.

Male narration is AWFUL

Replacing Devante Johnson for any reason is criminal especially on the final installment. New male narrator is nasally with a false sing songy accent for Cyrus that is beyond distracting. I’ll be finishing this with a physical book as I absolutely cannot stand him

Great story didn’t need a new voice

Great story you should try it out didn’t like the male voice in the last book only thing that hurt this book for me will be on the book shelf at work

The Male narrative is terrible

Love the story and prior two audiobooks but this one was torture to get through with the male narrator.

Great series

I loved this series! Cool characters and a deep story.
I will say I did not like the changes the narrator chose for this book. It was different from the first two and it threw me a little in this book.

couldn't finish due to narration.

I read the first two books on paper back and decided to audio book the last one but I couldn't get past the narrators voice. I tried to finish but no way could I get past it. I'll pick it up eventually paperback so I can finish the series at some point.

Story is excellent but the narrators voices are terrible

The story was incredibly good despite the weird voices the male narrator decided to throw in. Both narrators are super slow readers and prior books. I had to speed up the tempo, but with this one, the male narrator changed the voices of character to where they were nasally and annoying. Very strange.

Narration change was so drastic, couldn’t focus on story.

Honestly, I wish I could review this book with more accuracy, but I could only get to 10 chapter number five. Because the narration was so awful.

New narrator sucks

New narrator ruined it for me horrible acting and voices for characters. Ruined the book for me

Great series ruined by the voice performer

The series is fantastic and the narrator of the first 2 books was fantastic. For some reason this narrator decided to make it seem like the main character had a traumatic brain injury at the end of the second book that carries over