The Wrath

De: Gena Showalter

Narrado por: Max Bellmore

New York Times bestselling author Gena Showalter returns with a new book in the tantalizing Rise of the Warlords series, featuring a brutal Hell king and the irresistible beauty who upends his world.

For centuries, Rathbone the Only, King of Agonies, has existed for one purpose: recovering the enchanted bones of his slain wife to bring her back to life. He’s never been closer to success. But a new enemy has risen. A band of deadly war gods who have thirty days to destroy her or suffer the consequences. With time running out, Rathbone hires a maddening harpy-oracle, unaware she has an agenda of her own.

Neeka the Unwanted is a fierce warrior on a mission: stop Rathbone and the gods. She’s seen the future if either is victorious, and it’s horrifying. She’ll do whatever proves necessary to forge a new path, even seduce the ruthless royal from his purpose. What she can’t predict? How the intense male will shatter her hard-won defenses along the way.

As Rathbone battles unexpected betrayals, cunning foes and the wild temptress he craves with every fiber of his being, he knows he must choose: hold on to a cold dream or embrace a new flame.

Rise of the Warlords

• Book 1: The Warlord
• Book 2: The Immortal
• Book 3: The Phantom
• Book 4: The Wrath

This is the best one yet

I was so happy to have Wrathbone back. This is much more like the style of LOTUW. I loved this one so much and because it makes me miss my Lords, I am going to read them all over again. Thank you so much.

Gena Showalter is my Hero!

I love EVERYTHING Genashowalter writes. I love the Lords and lady's. I love Blu. I love the sent ones. I love Hades and his crew. Gena is the best author ever and Rathebone is right there at the top. keep going Showalter I can't get enough.

Another awesome book by Gena Showalter

What do you get when you put together a man determined to bring back his dead wife and a Harpie seer that forgets frequently? You get The Wrath. This book was just as amazing as the others in this series. I loved the push and pull of Rathbone and Neekas feelings towards each other. These books are hilarious and bloody and I wouldn't want them any other way.

Wrath slowly falling

I loved all of it kinda wanted Lura to suffer more lol but I still love it

Lackluster performance dims good story

The story is a lot more fun than the way it was narrated. The guy just seems tired, burned out, skipping syllables or not adequately enunciating words. I recommend reading this series, the audio version doesn't do it justice.