Knight of Shadows
King's Dark Tidings, Book 6
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Narrated by:
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Nick Podehl
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By:
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Kel Kade
About this listen
Rezkin's army has been defeated, and he is among the dead.
Rising in the shadows, Rezkin is free from the shackles of power. But the darkness is his home, and there he stalks his foes. His friends, alone and scattered, face the war with an empty throne.
Rumors of Rezkin's survival spawn hope and discord on the Souelian. Unable to put Rezkin to rest, Azeria chases answers. In the criminal underworld, she hunts the Raven, willing to extract the truth in blood.
In Lon Lerésh, Yserria and Malcius become entangled in a deadly game. Rezkin's absence has left the queen vulnerable, and the nobles vie for dominance. Beneath their intrigue and machinations, a sinister plot unfolds while an ancient magic hangs in the balance.
With his fledgling empire on the brink of collapse and Caydean reigning unchecked, Rezkin must be more than an emperor. He must become the Shadow Knight.
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Great
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Back to his best
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Amazinggg
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The thing that worries me now, the TIME UNTILL the NEXT BOOK!!!!
Never long enough!
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fantastic storyteller
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Love it
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kel has done it again!
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awesome
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Kel Kade was in top form with the new format, which was more narrowly focused and allowed for better storytelling. The previous books since book 3 had a problem with too many characters and too much ground to cover. A certain change was made in this book that allowed Rezkin to be where he needed to be when he needed to be there. This made for a more consistent story that moves the plot forward and a better pace.
One of the major story arcs was wrapped up very nicely in the latter part, with major character development, and the entire final part was a compelling listen.
Nick Podehl was also back in top form with this one. A couple of the previous books had a problem with consistent character voices, especially for Rezkin. Podehl went back to his roots and brought the characters back to their original voices for this one, which made it all around better to listen to.
Overall, this book was a great return to form. I felt that Kel Kade really took her time to make sure this one was right. And I think she really had fun with the Lereshi story arc. Recommend to anyone that has read the series and was dubious about continuing. It’s a good book.
Completely awesome
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Kept interested the whole time
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