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Wahrheit Boxset 1: Conspiracy and Revenge

By: AC Cobble
Narrated by: Travis Baldree
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This boxset contains Conspiracy and Revenge, books 1 and 2, of the Wahrheit Series.

The Truth is a weak thing. It has no power. The only power the Truth holds is the power we grant it.

For 600 years, the kingdom of Wahrheit was ruled by an unbroken line. It rose on a wave of technology and magic and stood alone—a bastion of stability built on pillars of economic and military might. The nation and her people thrived due to the strength of soldiers and the protection of dragons.

But the line has ended—the king is dead.

Noble houses vie to carve out their own domains. Foreign armies march across Wahrheit’s soil for the first time in memory. Without leadership, the king’s army watches helplessly. The fae, a source of enchantment and treachery, work unseen to secure their share of Wahrheit’s blood. And far beyond the kingdom’s borders, a growing threat looms—an empire built to right a bitter wrong.

Only a small band of conspirators stand between the kingdom and chaos: Otto Tilly, captain of the king’s Dragon Knights, the steel fist that shields the weak. Gerhard Fisher, a spy and assassin, who owes more than his life to the former king. Ilse Brinke, the quartermaster, the keeper of the kingdom’s secrets and magic. The wizard, an ancient soul who understands the cost of failure. And by fortune’s curse or fortune's favor, two orphans from the growing war must carry the kingdom forward. As has always been, the burden of the future lies across the shoulders of the young.

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Somewhat predictable but has kept me entertained. look forward to the next release to see how everything plays out.

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Great cast of characters, solid world building, reluctant protagonists, Dragons but it’s no big deal we have emotionally unavailable Knights for those…
Love when a backstory is just laying about, demure, drawing you in till you’re fully distracted by current events and then it casually pulls a knife on you. Oh, you think the last 600 years have been nice? You liked that? You want some more?
Damn fun read.

Refreshing Fantasy

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first book is slow and all over the place. this book weaves it all together

awesome listen

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The first book was OK. It was a lot better than the second one. When I got this I was expecting a story about Captain Otto Tilly, but instead, I got a mash up of ten different characters. The story is hard to keep track of with all the different charactersl. Honesty at the end of the book two. Where you're reintroduced a character that we haven't seen in a while. I've skipped forward through his chapter because it was just boring. And I don't care about his character.
There is probably it's two to three characters that were interesting. The rest are just boring or annoying. The homosexuality of one character in book one was you know, there and you could ignored it, but in book two it was really pushed I mean.
It basically became part of their character like a major standing point of it. Not a little tip bit of them. But I probably won't be continuing this story as much as I do not like leaving stories unfinished. I might come back for book three, but it's not like likely.

The story was okay. The narrator was the best part.

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