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Empire of Dirt
- The Echoes Saga, Book 2
- Narrated by: Steven Brand
- Series: The Echoes Saga, Book 2
- Length: 14 hrs and 7 mins
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy
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The Echoes of Fate Will Not Be Forgotten. The Words Uttered a Thousand Years Ago Will Come to Pass, and a New Age Will Dawn....
War is set to ravage Illian. The elves sail from the east. The savage Darkakin rise from the south. Valanis, the dark elf, is finally free of his prison and eager to see his work finished. Only then will he be free of the gods who still haunt him.
A new hope rises in The Red Mountains. There, the last remaining dragons have been discovered. Gideon and Galanör, human and elf, will have to work together if they are to convince Adriel, the last of the Dragorn order, to intervene in the coming war.
Devoid of hope and unsure what road to take, Asher and his companions must decide what role they will play as the realm unravels into bloodshed. The only weapon known to rival Valanis' power is in a place the ranger has avoided for a long time, a place where, until now, neither man nor elf would dare to tread.
Civil war has shattered the empire in The Arid Lands as the slaves make their stand against the highborns. But, while revolution brews, a greater threat looms. As a thunderous cacophony of steel and savagery marches through The Undying Mountains, who will stand before this army of death....
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- Anonymous User
- 17-07-2019
Outstanding
Just as good as the first book and the way the characters and their relationships are written is just flawless. Great pacing, epic action, violent but in a non gratuitous way with a story that is compelling as it intertwines and developes with the characters. Excellent performance by Steven brand too. If you liked the way of kings (Brandon Sanderson) or the way of shadows (Brent Weeks) then you will love this series. The action of the night angel trilogy told with the eloquence of the storm light archive.
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- Anonymous User
- 02-10-2020
great fantasy but may trigger some women
action packed with no drawn out scenes, sexy and clever, but warning for those with PTS, captivity and rape (not in detail but does shed light that is the ongoing fate of some characters) but I think it is important to clarify that for some, with this though she is a strong, fierce and a warrior of body and mind in character and it expresses this the whole time building up tension for her revenge and victory which helped softened the situation and add more depth to story.
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- Spud
- 28-08-2018
such a great seeies
Am really enjoying this book series, great characters and wonderful stories, can't wait for the next in the series!!
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- Jake
- 09-01-2021
fantastic
absolutely brilliant book and series. voice over was on point and look forward to hearing more.
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- Julie A. Darcy
- 12-10-2020
An Exciting Read
If you like a good action read, go no further than the Empire of Dirt, the second book in The Echoes Saga.
With all sorts of magical creatures, from Elves to dragons to Gods and monsters, and even a touch of romance. Asha and his friends come alive as they fight their way across a world in the turmoil of war in hopes of saving his people and that of his friends. I could not put this book down and shared myself between the ebook and the audio. What a brilliant writer. A well earned 5 stars.
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- Anonymous User
- 01-07-2020
Hooked!!
love it when a book series can take you away from reality and you never want to come back.
Highly recommend I give it all the stars!!
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- Carl
- 23-06-2020
I wanted more .
seen alot of of complaints on the narrator, he was brilliant, nice pace, you could definitely hear the difference in all characters . Good story combat described well .
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- Fault
- 16-04-2020
Couldn't finish it
Not a bad book but I couldn't finish it. The tender love scenes slowed the story down and made it boring and cringy, which put me off the book. Action scenes were good. Narrator was good. At this point in time, it's not my cup of tea.
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- Pat r.
- 04-10-2019
good read
liked it but a little bit predictable but a good read will read the next one relic of the gods
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- Reading 4 Fun
- 05-01-2019
One of my new favorite books (not for teens)
Echoes of Fate, a book series by Philip C. Quaintrell, is a very engrossing story. At first I wasn’t sure I would like it because the story follows many different lead characters, all with weird sounding names. I didn’t think I would be able to follow the many different story lines. However, it was not long before the stories intertwined, making it easier and much more enjoyable to follow.
My favorite aspect about this story is the path for redemption that two of the characters – Asher, the main character, and Galanor – are on. Each of these characters has had a tumultuous past. Whereas Asher has already turned from his old life as an assassin when you first meet him, Galanor is conflicted between duty, which calls him to perform unsavory actions, and his desire to be a good person. While you get to see Galanor in the before-and-after stages of his path to redemption, you meet Asher after he has turned away from the life of an assassin. However, trusting and friendship are two things foreign to Asher, and it is fun to watch his relationship with the characters develop as he struggles to live life as a better person while carrying the guilt of his past life.
Due to the content of this series, I would say it is rated R. There is intermittent use of the F-word and some fairly graphic violence (at least by my standards). However, it is the scenes in which the Darkakin torture/rape the queen of the elves that is primarily responsible for my rating the book as R. It is hard to describe these scenes; they are not graphic but there is enough description and allusions to what is going on that it is bothersome. While this did not stop me from reading the book (as you can easily skip those scenes), it does make me hesitant to recommend it to anyone but a mature audience.
Note: I continued reading the book despite the scenes with the Darkakin because I am enjoying (I’m on the last book) the path to redemption of Asher and Galanor. I also enjoy the internal struggle of the other characters who, after experiencing horrendous torture or loss, fight to retain their virtues and moral beliefs. The characters in this book experience very real, human emotions. You see them struggle to be the people they want to be despite the torture they’ve experienced or the losses they have endured. For that reason alone, the book is worth reading as you see that no matter how horrible life can get, you should always strive to be the better person, even if you don’t always succeed.
P.S. I will be adding this to my favorite books for adults.
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- Anonymous User
- 25-11-2019
Torture!
Wow! How disappointing. The first book was awesome. This was literally torture...torment. I couldn’t even listen to it.
Where do I begin? The rape, the beatings, regular guy loser hero, the irritating changes to the characters, I cannot even list all the stupid irritating stuff in this book. It literally felt like torture to my ears!
What was the point? You messed up the entire series.
I really think this is it for me.
Again, very disappointing.
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- Amazon Customer
- 06-04-2018
awesome
Can't wait for the next book. The story characters and pace of action is enthralling. The narration was excelllent
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- LORI L FERNER
- 09-01-2019
Great Story
Well developed characters. Narrator brought the story to life. Loved it. Hate for it to end.
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- David
- 07-05-2018
What a story, what a ride
Very engrossing second volume in the “Echoes of Fate” series well performed by Steven Brand. Great characters, unpredictable tale, fast paced.
One of the better series of the last few years.
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- Brian F.
- 04-03-2021
narrator still a problem. good story
same thing again as the first book really good story very much enjoyed it but I really should have read it myself because the narrator just read this. There is hardly any or really no character voices they all sound the same. there is no character brought to life by this book reader. very difficult tell who is POV at the time? I will continue with the series because I enjoy the story. narrator should review the works of Nick podehl or Michael page from the lies of locke lamora if he wants to know what a real narrator sounds like. please. really brings the story to life
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- Anonymous User
- 17-02-2021
SPEECHLESS!!!
Everything about these books are 5 star deserving. So do the right thing and get the others then tell a friend or send it! JUST DO IT!!!
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- xan Michael
- 16-12-2020
narrator read so fast monoton with no pauses
This book could go better if the writer picks a different narrator. the narrator doesn't know how to pause or convey the emotion that will give context to the situation
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- Anonymous User
- 28-11-2020
good
this book was very well written and well read. With that being said I am very much excited to see what happens in the next book.
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- Anonymous User
- 15-11-2020
The fight continues The narrator Did very well .
Loved it The excitement continues. The narrator did so well to keep my attention continuously. Can't wait to get the next book.
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- Paul
- 27-08-2018
Can’t wait for Book 3 - Brilliant
Love the characters and pace of the book - please list the book three asap - Great books will try his other books nest
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- Kate
- 30-07-2018
Brilliant Fantasy Series
Love these books, can't wait for the 3rd one to come on Audible. So exciting and all the characters so interesting. Journeying with them is awesome, wish I was there, although I would probably get killed but to see the dragons!!
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- Craig Collier
- 09-07-2018
Good listen
thoroughly enjoyed the book, felt a wee bit short compared to the last book but very enjoyable.
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- Angel
- 16-05-2018
Fantastic second book in the Echoes of fate series
I was so sad when the audio book finished as I was so involved with the various characters the plots and the continual action, hardly ever a dull moment as with some long winded authors, from beggining to end its full of things to make you absorbed,as I said I did not want this one to end and cannot wait now for the third book that I pre ordered on Kindle but hope that they do an audio book version, listion to the first book before this as its a continuing story where the endings leave you hanging, one of my favourite audio books so far
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- Michael hall
- 03-12-2020
Great story
I enjoyed it and the performance was much easier to follow than the first book.
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- Anonymous User
- 11-11-2020
Great
Fantastic can’t wait for the next recommend to any who are listening to the spellmomger series it is as good
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- Nicola Newberry
- 30-09-2020
Not keen on the performance
I struggled to get into the story the performance was just not what I like. I didn't get past the first few chapters. Could be a good story but I wouldn't know
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- Rehan Khan
- 17-09-2020
Brilliant
Superb follow up the the first in the series. Pacy plot keeps the story moving forwards.
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- Bob
- 26-01-2020
A Great Series
So far I have listened to the first two books 'Raise of the Ranger' and this one 'Empire of Dirt'. The story plot by Philip C Quaintrell is really masterful and Steven Brands performance is good as well. looking forward to starting the 3rd book 'Relic of the God'.
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- Jonathan Callan
- 12-02-2021
outstanding
the story, characters and narration are all amazing! I'm absolutely gripped by this series and have bought all of the other books too.
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