Breaking Hel

The Age of Bronze: Book 3

By: Miles Cameron

Narrated by: Peter Noble

Before iron helmets and steel swords, when dragons roamed the world, was an age of bronze and stone, when the Gods walked the earth, and people lived in terror. In this era a scribe, a warlord, a dancer, a mute insect and a child should have no chance against the might of the bickering gods and their cruel games. But the gods themselves are old, addicted to their own games of power, and now their fates may lie in the hands of mere mortals . . .


The third in this original, visceral epic series weaving together the mythologies of a dozen pantheons of gods and heroes to create something new and magical, this tale of the revolt against the tyranny which began in Against All Gods is a must-read from a master of the fantasy genre.

Praise for Miles Cameron:

'Utterly, utterly brilliant. A masterclass in how to write modern fantasy - world building, characters, plot and pacing, all perfectly blended. Miles Cameron is at the top of his game' John Gwynne, author of The Faithful and the Fallen series

'Cold Iron is fantastic. It shimmers like a well-honed sword blade' Anna Smith Spark, author of The Court of Broken Knives

'Promising historical fantasy debut featuring an expansive cast, an engaging plot, and a detailed eye for combat' The Ranting Dragon on The Red Knight

'Literate, intelligent, and well-throughout . . . a pleasingly complex and greatly satisfying novel' SFF World on The Red Knight©2024 Miles Cameron

Outstanding

This has been the best fantasy book I have listened to in a long time, and it was beautifully narrated

Great story, technical issue

there's a 20 second break in ch 25 where the sound cuts out, aroynd min 3:30

Fantastic Conclusion To A Great series

I love stories about the bronze age and mythology. The final book in this series really wraps up nicely. Narration was on point. Pacing is good. Glad to see trilogies cab still exist!

Great fantasy book

Overall this series has been very good. However there are so many characters and plot lines that when it all merges in final battles it can be hard to follow. Overall I’ve really enjoyed this…. This ending was a little soft and obviously leaves it open for more in the future.