The Fire Dawn

A Progression Fantasy Epic (Blood & Fur, Book 2)

By: Maxime J. Durand, Void Herald

Narrated by: Peter Kenny

The world is about to end, and he is the only one who can save it.

Emperor Iztac is racing against time. He has finally discovered the Nightlords' sinister plan: to use the New Fire Ceremony to raise a sulfur sun that would allow vampires to prey on the living during the day. He has weeks to sabotage the ritual, and no margin of error. But who can he trust in his palace full of spies and traitors?

And what should he make of his estranged mother, the witch Ichtaca, who has offered him the secrets of the dead and the power of the gods? Her price for her knowledge is steep: that he triumphs over the trials of the dread city of Xibalba, where demons gather.

Whether demons or vampires, Iztac shall teach them all to fear an emperor's wrath...

Book 2 in the action-packed BLOOD & FUR Progression Fantasy saga with a unique spin from Maxime J. Durand, bestselling author of Vainqueur the Dragon, The Perfect Run, and Apocalypse Tamer.

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still enjoying the darkness

The series has been such a pleasure. The author does a fantastic job writing and I feel so refreshed to hear seriously dark writing that doesn't stop at random boundaries. I feel like I can suspend my disbelief more because the setting is so honestly dark

Overly sexed, harem/horror survival

This book is nothing like kairos. The mc is just way too sexed-up and the book leans a bit towards horror. The book is a bit much at times but the story is still interesting.

A gripping ride to hell in a hand basket

Separate the elements would be boring and repellant. But throwing them together creates an early game of thrones like story but in an underused mythical setting. The goddess from the house of hailstones is by far my favorite.

Fantastic Followup, constant tension

This story still grips, perhaps even more so than the last as things keep twisting, more character motivations get revealed, and the plots keep dialing up. This story has become one of my favorites.