City of Miracles

By: Robert Jackson Bennett

Narrated by: Alma Cuervo

"Where your shadow falls, there shall be night everlasting. And all shall dwell within the night, and the night shall swallow all."

Sigrud je Harkvaldsson has nothing left to live for. He is a fugitive and an exile, wanted for murder throughout the empire of Saypur. His entire existence has seemed only to visit suffering and death upon those he wants most to protect - while he himself has emerged from each battle cruelly unscathed, inexplicably immune to forces both natural and divine.

Then his closest friend and ally, former prime minister Shara Komayd, is assassinated. Suddenly Sigrud's life has a purpose: to find Shara's killers and make them suffer for what they've done. And Sigrud has much experience in matters of suffering. Yet as he pursues his quarry with his customary terrifying efficiency, Sigrud learns that far more than revenge is at stake. Because Shara's assassin is no mere mortal, and her murder was just the beginning. Using death after death to fuel his powers, the killer plans to bring down a night of eternal darkness and rule within it. Only Sigrud - and the strange curse that has destroyed his life - can stop him.

©2016 Robert Jackson Bennett (P)2017 Recorded Books

Excellent

This was such a fantastic book. This was an excellent end to the trilogy. I highly recommend the series.

Simply wonderful.

Full of life and the heartbreaking, joyous wonder of living it.
Everything I long for in a book.

strong finish

I enjoyed the beginning of the series, I think I rated it a 4, but the book wrapped everything up really well.

Great read, great series,highly recommend

City of Miracles, my third read from author Robert Jackson Bennet was amazing! There's something about a story with characters trying to survive in a cataclysmic world that's moved on. I don't restrict my reading to any particular genre. Instead, I'm a sucker for anything with memorable characters & a story that keeps me on the edge of my seat until the end. After reading the first book in the trilogy(?) I had no choice but to keep reading. 451 pages & 19+ hrs of reading/listening but reads longer due to the depth of the writing. Narrator Alma Cuervo's talented narration added greatly to the enjoyment of the book. (RIP Marley January 20, 2014 - July 24, 2018)

I cried at the end.

What a gripping story. The beginning was magical the end was humanity. And we come full circle. The author incredibly painted a picture of a different☺️/fantastic world and the narrator took the heart and soul of the story and all its characters and gave voice to it. Excellent pair.