Bleeding the Divine

De: Sean Fitzgerald

Narrado por: Joseph Trefney

Zavier keeps his past buried under his home, where he hopes it will stay forgotten by all. Andora is a young priestess in training who couldn’t kill her friend for blaspheming, and is being hunted for her lack of action. The two will collide in an apocalyptic coincidence that threatens to usurp the entire continent of Domhan, and the theocracy that has been constructed by their god, Halion, and his two children.

They will meet, they will be bound together, and they will be pursued. As they flee for their lives, they will discover a deeper connection from their past. While they fight, Andora will learn to kill, and Zavier will learn to save. As they collect companions and information, they will uncover an ancient feud that challenges fate, threatens humanity, and begs one question: How do you bleed the divine?

©2021 Sean Fitzgerald (P)2022 Sean Fitzgerald

The Rub

So I am not a normal “fantasy” reader when it comes to this kind of style. But, I did like it, and I think I was a good book. It had some twists and turns that were satisfying and it felt like a decently thought out backstory and environment. Some good elements are sprinkled throughout that keep it exciting. The narrator did a good job and if anyone wants a shorter fantasy style book, this will scratch that itch.