Sin Eater

Iconoclasts, Book 2

De: Mike Shel

Narrado por: Simon Vance

"I shall baptize you, sir, and my baptism will burn your folly and flesh away!"

A year has passed since Auric Manteo descended into the haunted depths of a Djao ruin to return a lethal artifact, only to face down a bloodthirsty, imprisoned god. Now, his daughter, Agnes, comes to bring him back to the capital with promises of hidden secrets finally revealed.

But the city decays, poisonous disorder is rife, and whispered prophecy foretells of cataclysm and doom. Summoned by their no-longer human queen, Auric and Agnes are commanded to carry out an impossible task, one that can be accomplished only with the mysterious blade, Szaa’da’shaela, gifted to Auric on a lunatic's whim.

Can Auric and his daughter survive a journey fraught with blood, menace, and madness? And can they pay the price demanded by a being every bit as evil as the Aching God?

©2019 Mike Shel (P)2019 Podium Audio

another great book

not as good as the first book, but still an amazing read. the narrator is God tier and does a great job reading this book.

A New Favorite

This might just be my new favorite fantasy novel/series of all time! I highly recommend it!

Incredible story by Shel and beautifully narrated by Vance

Simon Vance’s performance had me enthralled with the second installment of Mike Shel’s Iconoclast series. An engaging sequel to Aching God that kept me wanting more. Looking forward to listening to the final installment of the trilogy.

An amazing must read dnd style adventure story.

I loved this book and it was just as good as the first. Idols fall is next and I excited for how it will end!

Good but not as good as the first book.

Headline says it all. This book was good but nowhere near as good as the first book. I think a lot of that had to do with there now being 2 main characters you get PoV from. The new one was just an unlikable ass. The author was continually telling how incredible this character is yet the character’s actions did not reflect that. Is it worth a read? Yes, especially if you’re invested in the story. Just temper your expectations.