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The Chronicles of Soone: Warrior Rising
- Narrated by: Aleksander Papanastasopoulos
- Length: 7 hrs and 12 mins
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Summary
Spiritual darkness: A devastating interplanetary war has been raging for decades. The fallen ones have instigated mankind's downfall, waging a sinister campaign leading towards a singular goal, universal domination.
A warrior race: Long the ordained guardians of peace, the Barudii, have been reduced to a scattered remnant struggling to survive. All but wiped out by the Vorn clan, they have little hope of stopping the genocide that threatens mankind's survival.
The last heir: Tiet Soone - betrayed by the brother he never knew he had - is now the only remaining heir to the Barudii throne, returning from exile to avenge his fallen people. He is the final hope for restoration, and the only one that can mediate a peace between the warring clans before its too late...before the dark forces opposing his every effort succeed in enslaving humanity. To claim victory he will do what Barudii warriors do best...fight-to the death if need be.
Critic reviews
“James Somers is one of my favorite authors. His pacing, creativity and the unique spiritual perspective he brings to his stories never disappoints.” (Jeremy Robinson, author of Pulse and Instinct)
“Sparks of creative genius: Somers' strength is plotting. No bog down scenes here. It just keeps amping. Wait until you meet the cyborg assasin Vale. He alone adds a rogue suspense mechanism worth the price of admission. The Vorn, the Barudii, the transdimensional rift - all very cool elements. A story worth hearing!” (Wayne Thomas Batson, best-selling author of The Door Within Trilogy, Isle of Fire, and The Berinfell Prophecies)
“Everything an action sci-fi fan could ask for: Full of battle. From the opening scene I was captivated. Woven into the action are moral dilemmas and tragedy, coupled with a unique perspective on the battle between good and evil. An excellent read.” (Craig Alexander, author of The Nineveh Project and The Assassin)