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A war is coming. The outcome will decide the future of Ethea. Elora, with the help of her friends, must battle with the small gods in order to protect the world. The final battle will decide the future. Includes a sneak preview of Dylap - the next journey from A.C.Salter Ethea is the final instalment in the Daughter of Chaos trilogy.
- GenresFantasy
501 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 4, 2017
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May 18, 2017
Great end to a fabulous trilogy
This book was so worth the wait!it had me just as gripped as the first 2 (unfortunately work prevented me finishing it as fast as I would have liked!) Definitely worth reading! Fab book by a fab author! Plus Carmella kicks serious butt!!!
This book was so worth the wait!it had me just as gripped as the first 2 (unfortunately work prevented me finishing it as fast as I would have liked!) Definitely worth reading! Fab book by a fab author! Plus Carmella kicks serious butt!!!
October 10, 2017
Having read the first two books in this series, I could not wait to find out how it all ends, and let me tell you, I was not disappointed. My every expectation for this story was met! Merged worlds bring all sorts of surprises, from the creepiest creatures to heroic hearts, and I lapped it up. Then there are the battles! Massive in scale, the give it all and die for a cause type battles, filled with death, horror and terror. From snow to fire, from air to underwater – I found myself holding my breath sometimes!
There’s also quirky humour, and fellowship and love. There’s hope amid despair, there’s beauty amid the chaos. Most of all, this is an epic tale, bringing mythology and fantasy into our time and place in an imaginative and highly enjoyable way. My only gripe is that Elora and Bray’s tale will go on now without us looking in on them via the pages. Who knows, maybe the Empire will have need of their skills in the future …
Well done to the author! Excellent indeed!
There’s also quirky humour, and fellowship and love. There’s hope amid despair, there’s beauty amid the chaos. Most of all, this is an epic tale, bringing mythology and fantasy into our time and place in an imaginative and highly enjoyable way. My only gripe is that Elora and Bray’s tale will go on now without us looking in on them via the pages. Who knows, maybe the Empire will have need of their skills in the future …
Well done to the author! Excellent indeed!
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