The Divine Shadow
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The Divine Shadow
Narrated by:
Kelsey Navarro Foster
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Narrated by:
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Kelsey Navarro Foster
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By:
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Lyndsay Ely
Summary
In the shattered ruins of the Cathedral of the Enduring Flame, Lys grapples with the fallout of the latest divine conflict. The Whisperer has returned. Nolan is enthralled. Tempestra is still alive…with Lys as their newest avatar, which was definitely not part of the plan.
As the goddess worms deeper into her mind, Lys is determined to keep control—if not for herself, then for Nolan who is in danger of succumbing to his own divine possession. But resisting Tempestra is only the beginning. Across the Devoted Lands, the faithful and heretics alike spill blood in the names of their gods.
To end the war before it truly begins, Lys chases long-forgotten secrets where the first god fell. But as she prepares for her final stand, one question erodes the defiance she’s held tight: Is she truly ready for a world without gods?
Praise for the Divine Thrall:
“A ruthless, epic, and darkly hilarious read.” —Sara Hashem
“With twists, betrayals, and revelations aplenty, this will have readers hooked.” —Publishers Weekly
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