Mithras Court

Ravenloft: Dominion, Book 2

By: David A. Page

Narrated by: Tavia Gilbert

When you've lost what you love most, a life in hell comes easy....

Lewis Beckford's wife was murdered on a London subway car; now Lewis spends his night searching the underbelly of London looking for the man with the snake tattoo. A year after her death, he finds Richard Baxter, but his attempt to bring the man to summary justice for his crime goes horribly awry when the train finds its way to Mithras Court Station, a place not on any mortal map of London. The only key Lewis finds is a name - Sir Lucius Knight. But Knight seeks only his own empire to rule, and in Mithras Court, he has that. Lewis cannot buy his assistance easily, but Knight offers a deal: Lewis' aid in Knight's plan to expand his kingdom in exchange for Lewis' freedom.

An action-packed story of love, revenge, and the horror that waits for all people, Mithras Court will be a key book for fans of horror and gothic romance alike.

©2008 Wizards of the Coast LLC (P)2012 Audible, Inc.

Pleasantly Surprised!

I bought this book based on its blerb, and because it was based in the Ravenloft universe. I'm a fan of gothic horror, and this story fit the bill! The narrator was very good, with a wide variety of accents. I only found her "old British person" accent to be a little iffy, but the rest of them were great. Suspend reality and let this little gem take you into the world of Mithras Court.

New Ravenloft Series

An extremely difficult to find book, only in Audible. Worth to read, specially if you like the Ravenloft book Saga. The book at the begging is a little slow, but then gains speed and gets really interesting.
Too bad that Wizards of the Coast just release 2 books of this franchise settled in the end of 19th Century......

Surprisingly addictive and enjoyably Ravenloft

Not only was the narration a comfort as a guide through Mithras Court but I found the story compelling and familiar.

It was like the game.

I like it because it was well thought out. Like a game of D&D. I also fill there should be a second book.

One of the best

Mithras court was one of the best Ravenloft books. I love the mix of London and Ravenloft world and they did better with the Vistani then most of the books. I loved the Narrator too, she did a great job with the accents and really did bring them to life better then most