Dungeons of Destiny: A Historical Romance Novel

The Kremlins Series, Book 3

By: K.L. Conger

Narrated by: Cathy Burnham Martin

“My soul is full of the flames of Moscow. It’s full of the blood of Novgorod and the soiled waters of the Volga. It’s full of you, Inga..."

Siberian tigers. Witch hunts. War. Death. Tragedy and conflict rip through Russian lives. Inga and Taras, Nikolai and Yehvah fight to survive. The Kremlin grows ever more dangerous as Ivan ages and his sanity slides farther from his grasp.

Inga and Taras must face the demons of their pasts and make choices for the future if they want to achieve the happiness that has, thus far, eluded them.

Experience the conclusion of this epic historical romance saga. Because, only "Ivan the Terrible" could have ended a legacy this way.

©2019 Liesel Hill (P)2019 Liesel Hill

Great end

I recieved this as an audiobook free and my review is voluntary. It amazes me how a bit of history can be taken and written as a fiction story purely imagined by the author and makes it alive in your head. Such is the case with this bit of history. Such a great end to an amazing series.

Nice conclusion

Very interesting story with Russian history thrown in. The author gives some great details in this story, It starts off pretty slow, but builds up the characters well. Narrator does a good job bringing it to life. This is the third and final book of the series and it was just as good as the first two.

I listened to the whole set before posting the review(s), and I am really glad I did, they were an interesting listen, and I didn't want to stop and write out anything since I wanted to know what happened next.

The incredible, epic conclusion to Kremlins

Dungeons of Destiny: A Historical Romance Novel The Kremlins Series, Book 3, The incredible, conclusion begun in Citadels of Fire and continued in Bastions of Blood. My third read from author K.L. Conger. 14-hours 42-minutes of reading/listening but seems longer as it is so detailed & entertaining. The music & the voice of narrator Cathy Burnham Martin adds greatly to the enjoyment of this excellent book! I’ll be reading more from this author no matter what pseudonym she writes under or what genre she writes in! (RIP Marley January 20, 2014 - July 24, 2018).

did not disappoint

not disappointing lived up to the first two books of the series; the same intense, true to Ivan the terrible reign, it takes you thru the whole cycle of emotions. You really form attachments to the characters in the storyline from book 1. The series is well worth the listen or read. You finally get some type of closure for all the relationships weather its good or bad...just buckle up!

A love story like no other....

Dungeons of Destiny by K.L. Conger is the 3rd and final book in the Kremlins Series. I have only just finished the book, and I already miss Inga and Taras. Their love story is like no other. My heart is full of gladness for them. I want the story to go on, and I cannot help but imagine what the rest of their lives looked like. No matter what, I know they are happy.

In this book, we learn a lot about Inga and Taras' separate lives. They both make solid and healthy connections with the people around them while dreaming about "what could have been." Taras' undying dedication to Inga was good for my soul. I needed to read about an incredible human being like Taras.

The truth of the storyline of Ivan the Terrible is appalling. The scariest part of this book is that the most horrible parts are true. Once I finished this book, I looked up the story of Ivan the Terrible. I had to know if his worst act really happened. My heart breaks to know that it did.

There are two minor production errors in this book, but they do not take away from the story. I love the narrator of this book, Cathy Burnham Martin. She puts magnificent energy into her interpretation of the book.

If you like historical romance, this is one series that I can whole-heartedly recommend.

Sensitivity Warning: It is rare to find a love story without graphic sex in this day and age. I can happily say that this entire series doesn't contain anything of the kind. Be prepared for the graphic violence that existed during this time period. Ivan the Terrible was cruel in so many ways, and the author does not sugar coat it.