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Unexpected Allies
- The Conquest of Grellbain, Book 2
- De: Alexandria Heberling, John Heberling
- Narrado por: Nathaniel Priestley
- Duración: 9 h y 30 m
- Versión completa
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General5 out of 5 stars 4
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Narración:4.5 out of 5 stars 4
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Historia5 out of 5 stars 4
Following the attacks on Ranshire and Browak, Timar and his companions embark on a journey to reach safety behind the walls of Grellbain. Along the way, they face hurdles that test the strength of their friendships and run into others who are fleeing the scourge of Vengru’s wrath. Deceptions, betrayals, and unexpected alliances all come together, culminating in an epic climax when the Sword of Tyre is finally found and the two sides collide in a fierce battle. The stakes have never been higher, nor the horizon appeared so grim.
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5 out of 5 stars
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Twists and turns to keep you guessing and turning pages!
- De ABBY BARTON en 12-16-24
- Unexpected Allies
- The Conquest of Grellbain, Book 2
- De: Alexandria Heberling, John Heberling
- Narrado por: Nathaniel Priestley
Twists and turns to keep you guessing and turning pages!
Revisado: 12-16-24
I really loved how the author laid out the timelines of the different characters. It kept me on my toes and trying to guess what was going on before it was revealed (I love solving a good mystery).
The characters were all relatable and it didn’t feel like the decisions they made were unrealistic. There were multiple times while reading the series something would happen to the characters and I would feel it personally, whether positive or negative, and that is always a good sign to me that the characters make choices that are true to real life. I really appreciated that not everything falls into place for the hero and that the hero isn’t perfect at everything immediately and never makes mistakes.
As you go through the series, you can definitely tell the author got more confident and experienced in writing the dialogue between characters as it improves. Each book was better than the next.
The world building was detailed enough that I could picture everything clearly in my head, but not so detailed that it was info-dumpy. Thanks to this book series. I now want to go live in the treetops.
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A Tyrant's Bane
- The Conquest of Grellbain, Book 3
- De: Alexandria Heberling
- Narrado por: Nathaniel Priestley
- Duración: 11 h y 23 m
- Versión completa
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General5 out of 5 stars 2
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Narración:5 out of 5 stars 2
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Historia5 out of 5 stars 2
This book is the final installment of the trilogy: The Conquest of Grellbain. After joining sides with his enemy, Timar finds himself struggling between loyalty to his friends and his desire to follow his darker instincts. Meanwhile, Vengru strengthens his hand and finally marches on the great city of Grellbain. It is at the gates of Grellbain that the outcome of this epic adventure will be decided. Lives will be lost, ties broken, and ultimately the fate of the known world will be decided as all forces converge in one final battle.
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5 out of 5 stars
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Page-turning adventure!
- De ABBY BARTON en 12-16-24
- A Tyrant's Bane
- The Conquest of Grellbain, Book 3
- De: Alexandria Heberling
- Narrado por: Nathaniel Priestley
Page-turning adventure!
Revisado: 12-16-24
I really loved how the author laid out the timelines of the different characters. It kept me on my toes and trying to guess what was going on before it was revealed (I love solving a good mystery).
The characters were all relatable and it didn’t feel like the decisions they made were unrealistic. There were multiple times while reading the series something would happen to the characters and I would feel it personally, whether positive or negative, and that is always a good sign to me that the characters make choices that are true to real life. I really appreciated that not everything falls into place for the hero and that the hero isn’t perfect at everything immediately and never makes mistakes.
As you go through the series, you can definitely tell the author got more confident and experienced in writing the dialogue between characters as it improves. Each book was better than the next.
The world building was detailed enough that I could picture everything clearly in my head, but not so detailed that it was info-dumpy. Thanks to this book series. I now want to go live in the treetops.
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The Sword of Tyre
- The Conquest of Grellbain, Book 1
- De: Alexandria Heberling, John Andrew Heberling Jr.
- Narrado por: Nathaniel Priestley
- Duración: 8 h y 41 m
- Versión completa
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General4.5 out of 5 stars 3
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Narración:5 out of 5 stars 3
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Historia4.5 out of 5 stars 3
In this book, we are introduced to Timar, a young Ekädi hunter. The Ekädi are a race of scavengers that live deep in the heart of the Ruegol forest. Their peaceful existence is interrupted by the appearance of reptilian warriors from across the sea, led by Lord Vengru, a ruthless general who sets out to take his revenge on Grellbain, the largest fortified city in the world. To gain the power he requires, he enlists the help of a witch who uses dark sorcery to show him that in order to attain his goal of destroying Grellbain, he must seek out a weapon called the Sword of Tyre.
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5 out of 5 stars
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Engaging story!
- De ABBY BARTON en 12-16-24
- The Sword of Tyre
- The Conquest of Grellbain, Book 1
- De: Alexandria Heberling, John Andrew Heberling Jr.
- Narrado por: Nathaniel Priestley
Engaging story!
Revisado: 12-16-24
I really loved how the author laid out the timelines of the different characters. It kept me on my toes and trying to guess what was going on before it was revealed (I love solving a good mystery).
The characters were all relatable and it didn’t feel like the decisions they made were unrealistic. There were multiple times while reading the series something would happen to the characters and I would feel it personally, whether positive or negative, and that is always a good sign to me that the characters make choices that are true to real life. I really appreciated that not everything falls into place for the hero and that the hero isn’t perfect at everything immediately and never makes mistakes.
As you go through the series, you can definitely tell the author got more confident and experienced in writing the dialogue between characters as it improves. Each book was better than the next.
The world building was detailed enough that I could picture everything clearly in my head, but not so detailed that it was info-dumpy. Thanks to this book series. I now want to go live in the treetops.
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