
Voice of the Banished
The Marked Son, Book 2
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Narrated by:
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Ryan Haugen
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By:
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Shelly Campbell
About this listen
Akrist has done the impossible—bonded with a dragon—and word is spreading.
Betrayed, broken, and banished, he is left to wander the wilderness in search of his lost love, Yara. But Akrist is not alone. Against all odds, he has bonded with Nardiri, one of the world’s last dragons.
In a cruel, unforgiving world, Akrist must navigate what it means to be marked as both a Speaker—a leader chosen by Nasheira herself—and an outcast. Haunted by the sacrifices of first-born sons, he fears the world cannot be changed, even with a dragon’s help. If he does nothing, the cycle of sacrifice will begin again when the moons touch.
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