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Warlord
- Hythryn Chronicles, Book 3
- Narrated by: Maggie Mash
- Length: 26 hrs and 9 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Marla Wolfblade is reeling from the loss of her closest confidant, Elizaar the Fool, who taught her the Rules of Gaining and Wielding Power, and helped shape her into a force in Hythria. But Marla's plans for revenge are disrupted when she discovers she has a dangerous adversary...
On the border, Fardohnya has massed its troops for an invasion, and Marla's eldest son, Damin Wolfblade, heir to the throne of Hythria, finds his ability to fight back is thwarted by tradition, politics, and the foolishness of the High Prince...
Back in Krakandar, Mahkas Damaran awaits news of the battle and has sealed the city against Damin's return. With the city on the brink of starvation, it seems only theft on an unprecedented scale can free Krakandar from Mahkas's madness and tyranny...and destroy Hythria's web of secrets and lies.
Critic Reviews
"Fallon's intricately plotted final novel in the Wolfblade trilogy... With cold-blooded maneuverings that include murder, torture and thievery on an awe-inspiring scale, Fallon has brought this segment of the Hythrun Chronicles to a close with a grand flourish." (Publishers Weekly)
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- Clare
- 08-27-18
hythria
i read the books before listening to the audiio books. Really enjoyed them on audiio books! great stories with great characters.. great story of revenge and legacy! would recommend to everyone! love jennifer fallon books!
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- maddog
- 01-13-18
Interesting story
It has a lot of crazy internal dialog and just the right amount of magic.
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- Pen Name
- 06-03-17
Great end to series!
Would you consider the audio edition of Warlord to be better than the print version?
Having not read the print version, I'm going to guess that yes, I would consider it better - Maggie Mash really gets you in to the characters and brings their words to life.
Who was your favorite character and why?
Damin. He really comes in to his own in this book, and takes his mantle of Warlord in stride.
Have you listened to any of Maggie Mash’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
Yes, but only in this series. Very comparable, I enjoy that she was able to do this whole trilogy, it really helped with continuity.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
I wanted to! Too long to do that, but it kept me entertained every second. I love that it was unabridged.
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- Angi
- 01-07-15
Interesting Series
All in all a very interesting series. Enjoyable in depth story line that thankfully isn't too predictable. All to many epic fantasies have become the same story with different character names. In this series the players are Nicely fleshed out and Don't do exactly what you expect them to do.
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- Katherine
- 10-28-14
Satisfying resolution (but not the end of the stor
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Warlord is the last book in Jennifer Fallon’s WOLFBLADE trilogy which is a prequel to her DEMON CHILD trilogy and part of her HYTHRUN CHRONICLES. Like its predecessors, Wolfblade and Warrior, it’s a huge sprawling epic (26 hours on audio). The story starts immediately after the tragic events of Warrior (which you really must read first). Marla is still the wealthiest and most powerful woman in the country, but she has taken a major hit and, in some ways, feels alone, despite her large family.
Hablet, the Fardohnian king, is planning to take advantage of Hythria’s weakness while the country is recovering from a plague and while their high prince, Lernen, a useless wastrel, is still ruling. Hablet is massing his army for an invasion and hoping that his independently-minded daughter Adrina won’t ruin things for him. (Hint: She is an important character in the DEMON CHILD trilogy.) Both Marla and her nemesis, Alija Eaglespike, want their own sons to lead Hythria’s army against Hablet. Because of what happened in the previous book, the publically cordial relationship between Marla and Alija has broken down and both women are openly plotting against each other.
Meanwhile, back in Krakandar, Mahkas has become paranoid because Damin is nearing his age of majority. Mahkas is frantically trying to hold on to his rule of the province, and he’s desperate to keep certain secrets that he’s been hiding since book one. He has turned into a mad despot while Damin is away with the Hythrun army. It will take all of our protagonists — Marla, Damin, Marla’s other children’s families, and several friends and allies — to set things to right in Hythria. Most importantly, Damin, who has been trying to fly under the radar by pretending to be just as much of a wastrel as his uncle is, can now show the world that he’s ready to be a warlord.
Several other subplots are going on, too, of course. A couple of these involve women’s issues — one woman is being beaten by her husband and wants a divorce. Another wants to be able to rule her own province instead of being forced to marry a man who can rule it for her. Even Marla, the most powerful woman in the country, has no authority of her own. Her power only comes from her ability to influence the men in her life. How will the various power struggles going on in Hythria and Fardonyha affect how women will be treated now and in the future?
Fans of the WOLFBLADE trilogy are sure to be satisfied with this final installment. It’s got everything we expect from Jennifer Fallon: murder, treachery, love, hate, jealousy, adultery, schemes, revenge, tragedies, triumphs, twists. Fallon keeps us guessing about how things will turn out. While we expect the Wolfblade family to eventually triumph, what we don’t know is how much they’ll have to lose to do so.
My complaints are minor and the same as before — mainly an inability to get completely absorbed because some of the culture and plot seems contrived for dramatic effect. Also, I just didn’t think Marla and Damin were as clever as the other characters thought they were. Some of their brilliant tactics seemed either obvious or unnecessarily elaborate or risky to me. A few of the characters (especially Lernen and Mahkas) go over the top in this installment and some of the dialogue is inappropriately modern. But readers who’ve overlooked these minor details before shouldn’t have any trouble doing so this time either, and most will be eager to move on to the DEMON CHILD trilogy, if they haven’t already read it (or maybe even if they have). It features Damin and Adrina in later years.
Maggie Mash narrates Audible’s version of Warlord. As I mentioned in my review of Warrior, she has a lovely voice but her pace is slow (but it’s easy to increase the speed with Audible’s app) and her reading of the dialogue tends to be choppy at times. Still, I’d recommend WOLFBLADE on audio for readers who enjoy character-driven political dramas and revenge fantasies.
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- Poppey
- 02-10-21
Intrigue Abounds
This has been a really good trilogy, as I have come to expect from Jennifer Fallon. I have enjoyed following the Hythrun Chronicles, even though I started back to front, listening to Demon Child first. I am hoping Audible will not take too long to release the final part of the Chronicles as I am sure there are many of us waiting for it.
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- Oliver
- 12-25-16
Fantastic Third Book
The most dramatic in the series possibly. my only gripe is the narrator speaks too slowly, especially when voicing characters.
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- Jo
- 05-01-17
Great book
Anything by Jennifer Fallon is captivating, and Maggie Nash does the characters justice. Do your self a favour and listen to the series.
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- Kirsten
- 03-12-16
Best narrator
The story was great. The narrator made it amazing. Her ability to change her voice and create accents was the best I have heard.