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Declaimer's Flight
Paperback
Series: The Spoken Books Uprising, Book 3
ISBN13: 9781735069975
Publisher: Eremite Publishing
Published: Jun 17 2022
Pages: 428
Weight: 1.19
Height: 0.95 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
How do you plan to get past the city walls? Baz asked.
Easy, she replied. We'll fly.
Baz has found the fabled Declaimer's Transcendence, the prophecy that promises to lead Oration's slaves to freedom. But Baz and his companions are battered and on the run, danger at every turn and no aid in sight.
Worse still, no one believes Baz when he says he knows where to find the prophesied savior. In an ironic twist of fate, Baz finds his closest ally is none other than his one-time master, a member of the ruling class against whom the rebels are fighting.
When Baz returns to where his adventure-or is it a nightmare?-began, his path finally becomes clear. But even then, there are forces working to betray him, both external and in Baz's own head. Once more, he must face the dark terror beneath the ruined city of Tome, while simultaneously battling the trauma he suffered in the dungeons of Leamina Library. And that's all before the dragons show up.
Will Baz persevere and find Oration's savior? Find out in Part III of the Spoken Books Uprising, Declaimer's Flight!
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