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  • Bring Down the Sun

  • By: Judith Tarr
  • Narrated by: Lara J. West
  • Length: 5 hrs and 58 mins
  • 3.9 out of 5 stars (17 ratings)

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Bring Down the Sun

By: Judith Tarr
Narrated by: Lara J. West
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Alexander the Great ruled the greatest Empire of the ancient world, but he was ruled by his mother, called Olympias. There are as many legends about this powerful Queen as there are of her famous son, and the stories began long before she even met Philip of Macedon.

Priestess of the Great Goddess, daughter of ruling house of Epiros, witch, and familiar of Serpents... she was a figure of mystery, fascination, and fear even during her own lifetime. Author Judith Tarr weaves the legends into an intensely romantic fantasy novel set in ancient Greece and Macedon.

©2008 Judith Tarr (P)2014 Audible Inc.
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Nice to see a positive spin on Olympias

While I love Olympias portrayed as a sort of evil witch, I also really, REALLY loved this positive spin. It was refreshing, as was a different take on her relationship with Philip.

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Nice magic system

There are a couple of well written magic battles in the novel. The main character is not as interesting as most of Tarr"s viewpoint characters.

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