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Black Wings Beating
- Skybound Saga, Book 1
- Narrated by: Michael Crouch, Brittany Pressley
- Length: 8 hrs and 27 mins
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Publisher's Summary
"Epic thrills, heart-punching romance, and a marvel of a hero." (Adam Silvera, New York Times best-selling author of They Both Die at the End)
The people of Uztar have long looked to the sky with hope and wonder. Nothing in their world is more revered than the birds of prey and no one more honored than the falconers who call them to their fists.
Brysen strives to be a great falconer - while his twin sister, Kylee, rejects her ancient gifts for the sport and wishes to be free of falconry. She’s nearly made it out, too, but a war is rolling toward their home in the Six Villages, and no bird or falconer will be safe. Together, the twins must journey into the treacherous mountains to trap the Ghost Eagle, the greatest of the Uztari birds and a solitary killer.
Brysen goes for the boy he loves and the glory he's long craved, and Kylee to atone for her past and to protect her brother's future. But both are hunted by those who seek one thing: power.
In this first young-adult fantasy audiobook in a trilogy, Alex London launches a soaring saga about the memories that haunt us, the histories that hunt us, and the bonds of blood between us.
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"Epic thrills, heart-punching romance, and a marvel of a hero." (Adam Silvera, New York Times best-selling author of They Both Die at the End)
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- Samprikta P.
- 14-06-21
So very well written
The author builds his world around falconry so well that he even moulds the language to it. The novel includes female characters of varied morality and likability - giving them the same personhood that authors have only bothered to grant their male characters. So few fantasy authors can do it with such apparent ease. And the author does not shy away from how love isn't and shouldn't be unconditional, sometimes people are irredeemable without being the big bad villain of the story. Quietly brilliant.
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