
The Blood of Orcs
Knights of Airygon, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Suzannah Laski
About this listen
Do the gods know what they're doing?
The orcs of Kinthur have been conspiring to circumvent the long-standing Gods’ Covenant. They plot to bring their evil god, Old One-Eye, back to rule Kinthur and dominate or destroy the other races. Ellwyn, a young elven ranger, and her companions stumble upon an ancient prophecy that foretells this event. With only the help of her companions, she must unravel the mystery before it’s too late. They are set on a course that will lead to high magic, monsters, treasures, and possible death. Can they stop the orcs in time, and at what terrible cost?
©2021 April Nia Raine & Trevor Jones (P)2021 April Nia Raine & Trevor Jones
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