Sun of Blood and Ruin
Sun of Blood and Ruin, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Victoria Villareal
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By:
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Mariely Lares
About this listen
Mexican history and Mesoamerican mythology meet in this thrilling historical fantasy with magic, intrigue, treachery, romance, and adventure.
The empire of Montezuma II has long fallen, a city raised on the bones of Tenochtitlan. None dare whisper the names of their gods- or speak of the magic that once graced the land, of the witches who hunted as jaguars, the warriors who soared as eagles.
Until a new name emerges- a curse on the lips of the Spanish, a hero in the hearts of the people. A masked vigilante, a sorceress with a blade.
Pantera
But that is not her only name. To all who know her, Leonora de Las Casas Tlazohtzin is a glittering jewel of court, promised to the heir of the Spanish throne. The respectable Lady Leonora faints at the sight of blood and would sooner be caught dead than wield a sword…even against a dauntless thief with a cutting smile.
No one suspects that Leonora and Pantera are one and the same. Leonora has fooled them all, and, with magic of her ancestors running through her veins, she is nearly invincible- until an ancient prophecy of destruction threatens, and she is forced to decide: surrender the mask or her life. But the legendary Pantera is destined for more than an early grave, and once she discovers the truth of her origins, not even death will stop her.
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©2023 Mariely Lares (P)2023 HarperCollins Publishers LimitedWhat listeners say about Sun of Blood and Ruin
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- Zoe Towers
- 14-04-24
Really poorly structured story
Really disappointed with this book. It lacked any coherent structure and plot flow. Characters were haphazardly introduced and main story lines were not concluded. Author started to write a book about the Spanish treatment of indigenous Mexicans and then bumbled her way through Aztec mythology. I am really disappointed. I was hoping for a wonderful and inspiring look into mythology I am not familiar with.
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