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Sevenfold Sword, Part VI

By: Jonathan Moeller
Narrated by: Steven Brand
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Summary

Sevenfold Sword, Part VI includes books 11 and 12 of the series.

The quest of the Seven Swords nears its end, and dark powers rise to seize the world.

Ridmark Arban has learned the terrible secret at the heart of the Seven Swords. Now he need only escape Urd Maelwyn, the grim city ruled by the dark elven tyrant known as the Confessor. But few who enter Urd Maelwyn ever leave alive. And the Maledicti priests will kill to protect the secret of the Seven Swords.

The quest of the Seven Swords has been a trap all along. For the dark elven tyrant known as the Sovereign will use the power of the Swords to ascend to godhood and enslave the world for all time. And only Ridmark Arban stands in his way.

©2019 Jonathan Moeller (P)2020 Podium Publishing
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Wow, what a great book series!
It should be a film, but it would probably go on for too long and cost too much money to produce.
Fantastic

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Good ending

Good ending and great story with amazing performance. easy recommend. not the same old story most are nowadays

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Excellent ending to a brilliant story

I have been engrossed in this series and it’s characters for a long time with the added benefit of Steven Brand’s narration, it takes it to another level. The characters are excellent and the villains are equally engrossing and it wants you to know more. The story development is of a very high standard and the ending was superb.

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could of been much more

to much repetitive explanation I would not recommend this it's a long one I'm sure that if you're reading this far you don't need any explanation over and over . battle scenes go on a bit to much as well

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