Sky Breaker

The Night Spinner Series, Book 2

By: Addie Thorley

Narrated by: Caitlin Davies, Natalie Naudus

Addie Thorley razes kingdoms, freezes souls, and challenges the nature of the Gods themselves in this stunning and relentless sequel to Night Spinner.

On the run from the king who banished her and the allies who betrayed her, Enebish travels with Serik and a band of rebels to find the deposed king of Verdenet, who is their only hope of uniting the Protected Territories and bringing peace to Ashkar.

Meanwhile, the Sky King’s patience with Ghoa has run its course. Enemy forces are bearing down on the Sky Palace, and when Ghoa throws all her power into a last-ditch effort to prove herself, the Sky King and her fellow warriors abandon her. Captured by enemy Zemyans, Ghoa is imprisoned and tortured by the merciless Kartok. Surprisingly, it’s not the Sky King he craves information on - but the First Gods and the very nature of her otherworldly power.

Spirits fracture and alliances wither, as the monstrous outcast, the irreverent monk, and the disgraced warrior are drawn into a fight that will shape the course of an empire.

©2021 Addie Thorley (P)2021 Blackstone Publishing

Incredible Book!

This was a great ending to the Night Spinner series by Addie Thorley. There were some twists and turns that were very surprising. I did have a problem with chapter 28 cutting out at 5:53 She has been informed of this problem and I am sure she is working to fix it. Overall it was a great book, and I am sad that is was the last book in this incredible two book series. I can’t wait to see what books she writes next and I will be sure to read those new books when they come out. You did an incredible job with this book!

would definitely recommend this book, series

love, love, love this book and would definitely recommend it to others. loved the story, couldn't stop listening to it, it kept me wanting to hear more!

meh...

i was so excited for this book, but it was disappointing. N's constant suspicion and stubbornness made the first half so frustrating and then the book just started drag. it feel flat in comparison to the first:/