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Conqueror's Blood

Gunmetal Gods, Book 2

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Conqueror's Blood

By: Zamil Akhtar
Narrated by: Peter Noble
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The Kingdom of Alanya is home to mystic warriors and mischievous djinns, vulgar poets and vain philosophers, soaring simurghs and scheming shahs.

Little do the people know that a power struggle between an ancient sorceress and an upstart sultana threatens to bathe the sands in bile and bones. A bloody cauldron boils, and primeval gods laugh while they stir it.

As warhorses charge, arrows shower, and cannon shots brighten the night, all must choose a side.

©2021 Zamil Akhtar (P)2021 Podium Audio Dark Fantasy Epic Epic Fantasy Fantasy Fiction Historical Magic
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it was good and kept me interested for the whole book. lots of character development and growth.

lots of stories intertwined

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In the era of Identity politics, where clear ‘underrepresented’ sectional, and unrecognised groups are being given overwhelming preferential favoured status, free passes. And being allocated far greater clout than their ideas, competence, ability, and craftsmanship could possibly justify. We find further superficial dross. While this is hardly the worst example and nor is it the trashiest of these innumerable offerings. I await the return of a day when all writers are judged on the merits of their writing, over the boxes they manage to tick as politically strategically applicative identities.

Hardly the worst example

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