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  • Knighthood

  • Atlantis Rising Trilogy, Book 1
  • By: Evan Currie
  • Narrated by: Cassandra Campbell
  • Length: 11 hrs and 36 mins
  • 4.4 out of 5 stars (101 ratings)

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Knighthood

By: Evan Currie
Narrated by: Cassandra Campbell
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Summary

The last war was fought with weapons unimaginable....

A war was fought. Humanity lost.

Time for a rematch.

The world fell, the invaders won, and demons now ruled what had once been man's domain. The great works of a once powerful civilization lie in ruins, its people having forgotten the wonders of their forefathers as they now live in the yoke. Not everyone is willing to go quietly into the endless night, however, and for every inch of ground they'd won, they had paid in blood and bone. At the end of it all, however, the demons stood victorious and all that was left to accomplish was the final cleanup of the human pests that infested occasional parts of the conquered world.

In one nearly uninhabitable part of that world, a very young such pest has come of age and, without understanding what it means, she walks in the shadow of destiny.

The demons have a lesson to learn, one last to be taught to them by humans, before they can call this world truly their own.

A cleansing fire can start from the smallest of sparks...and it is always darkest just before the dawn.

©2017 Evan Currie (P)2017 Podium Publishing
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Fascinating

I loved it. It's a different story to what I've ever read and yet highly addictive. Can't wait to get the next one.

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Juvenile style - Losing Interest

Cassandra Campbell has a good voice. If the writing was better she would probably have turned this book around.

The story was quite flat. The characters, including the protagonist, lacked depth. I have already forgotten her name and I turned off the recording five minutes ago.

Also annoying was the sudden point of view changes. That works if you have sections devoted to the character. But telling the reader about the thoughts and memories of a secondary character when the main person is the subject just irritates.

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Love this book

Great start to what I hope will be a lot of fun thanks very lots x

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Loved it

grate book, read it in two sittings. just couldn't put it down. strongly recommend this book!

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not my cup of tea

I afraid struggled to finish this. It seemed to me like everything that happened in the entire book should have happened within the first few chapters and that there should have been more to it. It was bland, the characters were flat and the whole thing seemed very underdeveloped. It was my first attempt at this type of post apocalypse genre and I'm afraid I wasn't impressed. I've just been reading the Gravediggers son which is centred around demons also, but more medieval and is absolutely fanstastic. This just didn't work for me and fell flat.

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decent story, rattles along

well paced yarn, with some interesting characters, albeit a little clichéd. there are good twists and turns in the plot, and a few surprises. the reader works very well with the material she is given, also, but overall the tale is let down by some very average writing and a lack of originality as it follows a very well trodden path.

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Brill

A great start to a new cycle. I'm looking forward to hearing the next volume.

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a new classic

Evan Currie is quickly becoming one of my favourite authors. this new collection has the potential to be as good as his other stories and that's great news

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Excellent performance

Excellent performance all to often a good story is made unbearable by a poor narator. This was a good story made better by Ms Campbell.

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Great (audio) book.

After "Heirs of Empire" I wasn't sure if I should read this book, since I was afraid that this will be very similar to mentioned above (with I wasn't found). Turns out to be very good. Nice characters with very interesting story. I liked the concept very much, nice ideas! I just can't wait for the next one. Well done! In mine opinion this book if way better than "Heirs of Empire" I had a feeling that this is how "heirs... " should look like. It takes 1 to 2 hours for this book to become very interesting and after that... Well grab one for yourself and have fun!

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