The Kings’ Assassin

De: Ed Cannon

Narrado por: Patrick Zeller

The Kings’ Assassin follows the exploits of Sillik, a master of the seven laws of magic and a warrior. Complying with a telepathic summon from his father, the king, Sillik returns to his home, the city of Illicia. The city is home to the survivors of the last demon war and sworn followers of the seven gods of law.

Illicia was built in a vast desert called the Weeping Wastes to protect and isolate it during the early years of the city’s existence. The city now possesses great wealth and has exerted military and political influence over the known world for thousands of years. Trade routes through the desert to Illicia are strictly controlled to protect the city.

Upon his return, Sillik learns that assassins have killed his father and his older brothers. Assassination attempts follow Sillik’s every step as he navigates the political currents of his home and attempts to determine his next moves. Making the decision to postpone his coronation until after his father’s assassin is brought to justice creates new issues.

Complications mount as Lady Silvia, one of the Seven Gods of Law, interjects herself into the affairs of Illicia. Sillik follows the clues to the assassin that his father left for him and leaves the city. Followers of the Nine Gods of Chaos pursue him while the world’s survival hangs in balance as the Seven and Nine gods battle for supremacy with humans as their pawns.

©2018 Ed Cannon (P)2019 Ed Cannon

Attention Grabber, On the edge of your chair, awesome!

When I first came across this book, something about it caught my attention and I just had to read it. I am a visual person, and as I read through the book, it had my heart pounding and my adrenaline running with every word. The storyline and all throughout the book, had me on the edge of my seat and wanting more. Each chapter painted a detailed image of what was going on and what was to come. Just when you thought you knew what was going to happen next, the storyline took a different turn and went twisted. The King’s Assassin is a book that doesn’t disappoint and will keep you in suspense until the very end. I would recommend it to everyone and even recommend re reading it a couple of more times. I know I have and since it came out in audible, it’s even more intensely, because through Audible, as it’s being read out loud you can see it in your mind as it comes to life. It truly is an amazing and awesome book.
I just bought the second book The King’s Death & I am excited!!