Children of Fallen Gods

War of Lost Hearts, Book 2

By: Carissa Broadbent

Narrated by: Dan Calley, Esther Wane

No war can be fought with clean hands. Not even the ones waged for the right reasons. Not even the ones you win.

Tisaanah bargained away her own freedom to save those she left behind in slavery. Now, bound by her blood pact, she must fight the Orders' war—and Max is determined to protect her at all costs.

But when a betrayal tears apart Ara, Max and Tisaanah are pushed into an even bloodier conflict. Tisaanah must gamble with Reshaye's power to claim an impossible victory. And Max, forced into leadership, must confront everything he hoped to forget: his past, and his own mysterious magic.

All the while, darker forces loom—far darker, even, than the Orders' secrets.

As Tisaanah and Max are ensnared in a web of ancient magic and twisted secrets, one question remains: what are they willing to sacrifice for victory? For power? For love?

Contains mature themes.

©2021 Carissa Broadbent (P)2022 Tantor

Amazing!

The damn book blew my damn mind! What the literal F….. I have no more words

Male narrator = 1 monotoned voice for everyone

Normally the first book is where the world is built and the characters are explained, but there was even more depth in this second book and I loved it! It all ties up beautifully in the end too. The narration is good, but I wish the male narrator and the female narrator agreed on whose accent was whose. When Caduan is voiced by the female narrator he's Irish, but when he's voice by the male narrator he's just like all the other male voices, monotoned with no accent. I think I would've enjoyed Max's parts more if it was a different male narrator

Great follow up

Wonderful characters and engaging plot. Carissa broadbents world building is fantastic. Narration is well done

Good fantasy book!

I really enjoyed the story! Cliff hanger at the end! Im ready for the next book! I really enjoyed the character development and plot twists!

Every moment

Every moment, every pull of emotion to the surface hit a bit too true. I loved every second of it. And related to so many points more then I care to remember. Beautiful.