Deliverance in the Dark

De: L. M. Blade

Narrado por: Stacey Lind

A female protagonist with special abilities finds deliverance in the first book in the Ironverse series, a masterful post-apocalyptic science fantasy.

The history of the world is in jeopardy in this science fiction about the earth’s dark future. The year is 892 NE, nearly nine hundred years after the Black Sun Era—a catastrophic event that reduced the human population and left the world in darkness. Author and Magi Sadiyeh Mhalabiyeh’s greatest idea came to her while she was in the emergency room bleeding to death from self-inflicted wounds. But new laws prevent her from publishing her book about space. When the leader of the werewolf mafia agrees to publish her work, Sadiyeh must decide who she can trust.

Listeners will be on the edge of their seats in this action-packed fantasy including LGBTQ characters and a vision of post-apocalyptic life.

©2022 L. M. Blade (P)2023 L. M. Blade

awesome

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! good overall

Interesting story

Overall, I liked this book. The narrator is amazing, Stacey Lind's character voices are distinct and you can tell who is speaking in conversations. There were some slow parts, but Lind's performance kept me engaged enough to keep listening. I wasn't crazy about the end. My favorite characters were Tetsu and Conner, I sort of wish there was a prequel that tells how they met <3 I would probably pick up another book set in this world with different characters

Very well done

A very innovative and enticing story that will thrill you and keep you reading to find out what happens next

Wheels within Wheels all inside a Wormhole

Great start, great "What is going on?" method of intro'ing the characters that will be central to the story.

Loved the manner in which the story is told. I could actually feel the sadness of a good chunk of the cast. The way that the story flows actually makes it feel as a separate character in its' own right.

That last bit was my favorite part after the main character and her personal demons that drive small undertones that the conclusion nicely ties off.