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Udo the God
- Worldship, Book 3
- Narrated by: Michael Kramer
- Length: 16 hrs and 59 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Udo has escaped his home world in search of peace and found only more trouble living among the giants of Talamh. When he decides he cannot live within the restrictions of their society any more than his own, he flees to the country and forests beyond.
There, he runs into his old friend Gefan, who offers to take him to a new world where he can find the ultimate peace of mind he's always sought along with Ing, the goddess-mother Udo never stopped searching for.
Led on a treacherous journey through the caverns of Hel, Udo is pursued constantly by the demons of that realm as well as their master, an omniscient being known only as The Watcher. Along with Gefan, he must escape these creatures and the many perils that lie beyond to gain the halls of An and ultimately, the throne of God.
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- Jan Sadewasser
- 19-12-2021
Very good - but you need endurance
A great story and very cleverly done, but one needs endurance to get into it. I had the same problem with the second book in the series. If you work through that first section, which may be a bit confusing at times, you will be rewarded with a satisfying conclusion to the series.
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- Ricky
- 19-03-2022
Obligatory heading ;)
I loved the first two books but this was a struggle to get through, it was convoluted and hard to concentrate as it drags on. I powered through it, but it took longer than usual because I would get bored and change books, but I needed some conclusion.
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- Anonymous User
- 20-12-2021
excellent
What a great ending to an amazing story. Thanks Joshua for another book full of amazing characters.
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