Traitor to the Throne

De: Alwyn Hamilton

Narrado por: Soneela Nankani

Duración: 15 h y 23 m

Resumen del Editor

A sizzling sequel to Rebel of the Sands that will make you question everything you thought you knew about the land of Miraji!

The gunslinger Amani al'Hiza never wanted to be a hero or a revolutionary, but now she's become a key member of the rapidly growing rebellion against the Sultan of Miraji. After Amani is captured by the Sultan's army and imprisoned in his palace, she realizes she's there not to be questioned as a rebel but used as a Demdji. As Amani tries to spy on the enemy and plots her escape, Jin and the rebels are brewing a rescue plan. But the longer Amani stays in the palace, the more she questions if the Sultan is the tyrant she's believed or just a ruler fighting foreigners for his country. As the rebellion swiftly spirals into war, Amani wonders whether she's on the right side.

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Great listen

I really enjoyed this book! It kept me guessing and interested. The narration was great too

great sequel

i almost gave up on this one. partly through the beginning i got a bit bored and thought it wasn't really going anywhere. but soon enough it really picked up and took a very interesting turn! you find the main character living right under the nose of the enemy and the struggle to live without being discovered. really enjoyed it.

Even better than the first!

Alwyn Hamilton brings even more character development and depth to the heroic Amani. I loved this book even more than the first. Amani was shown as being physically strong and brave in the first book. In Traitor to the Throne Amani must learn from mistakes and overcome great challenges using her wits. Through her trials she starts to reveal her great leadership qualities she lacked in the beginning.

Highly recommend to everyone.

Riviting Series

I can't wait for the next chapter. Next one will be on my must read list.

Different From Book One But Still Interesting

Book two clearly set things up for a lot to happen in book three, but sometimes it pulled me in so many directions, with so few solutions, that it began to feel a bit overwhelming. The strange thing is that less happens in this book than I expected, especially considering it has 518 pages.

Actually, things happens, but there is less overall forward motion that I expected when starting this book. Compared to book one, this has a much slower pace and fewer action scenes. That doesn’t mean I didn’t enjoy the story, but it didn’t captivate me the way book one did.

I do love Amani. She’s a unique character, with a fascinating voice. I would probably read about her going to Walmart, paying bills, and walking the dog, so this worked out for me. I had a bit of trouble juggling all the side characters and keeping them all straight in the first half of the book, but that could also be partly might fault.

I should have reread book one before continuing on. Since I read it very close to its release date, a lot of time passed before I got my hands on book two. If you’re debating what to do, I highly recommend that you reread book one. You can get by without doing so, but I struggled throughout the story to remember what happened in the first book. Plus the first book is really good, so it’s not going to be painful for people to reread it. I wish I had done that.

The performance is fantastic. A+ to the narrator.

This book is even better than the first book!! The story is awesome. I can't wait for the next one!!

I don't dislike anything I just want the next book now I can't even wait

Pretty Good Sequel

A solid follow up to the Rebel of the Sands. The narration of the book was, yet again, on point and really added to the character and world building written by Hamilton. Well worth the listen!

A thousand stars!!

Loved this book, truly captivating story and cannot wait until the next one is released!