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Chaosmage

Age of Darkness, Book 3

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Chaosmage

By: Stephen Aryan
Narrated by: Matt Addis
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Voechenka is a city under siege. Decimated by the Battlemage War, its restless dead attack every night, begging the living to join them beyond the grave.

Three survivors will fight to save the city. Tammy, whose investigation could rescue Voechenka from its grisly fate. Zannah, who must pay penance for her war crimes. And Balfruss: scholar, traveller and battlemage.

One of Fantasy Faction's Best Books of 2016.

©2016 Stephan Aryan (P)2016 Hachette Audio UK Fantasy Thriller & Suspense Fiction Suspense

Critic reviews

"Epic fantasy for readers who appreciate extra helpings of carnage with their backstabbing." (Publishers Weekly on Battlemage)

"Aryan's battle scenes are visceral masterpieces that transport the reader deep into the melee." (Taran Matharu, author of the Summoner novels)
"A vivid and rousing adventure with the kind of magic that punches you right in the face." (Jen Williams on Battlemage)
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well written and very well read, I like that the author brought back old characters. would of like to seen more of them but that's it.. great visuals and epic adventure.

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The story shown to us is less interesting than the one told to us. The narrator spent too much time world building and trying to make unrelatable characters relatable. The cat and mouse game was interesting but under developed. Characters we loved in part one were missing except for a few meaningless scenes. I think the writer missed an opportunity to show a really good story.

A step back from the first book

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