The House of Sacrifice Audiobook (Free)

A powerhouse grimdark illusion of bloodshed, ambition, and fate, The House of Sacrifice may be the thunderous summary to Anna Smith Spark’s Empires of Dust trilogy, which began with The Courtroom of Broken Knives.

Hail Him. Behold Him.

Man-killer, life-stealer, death-bringer, life’s thief.

Each is bound to Him,

His word is law.

The night time coming, the sudden light which makes the eyes blind,

Golden one, shining, glorious.

Life’s judgement, life’s satisfaction, hope’s grave.

Marith about The House of Sacrifice Altrersyr has won. He cut a route of blood and vengeance and needless violence all over the world and today he rules. It really is period for Marith to put down his sword, to send home his armies, to develop a beard and become fat. It is time to look to his very own house, and to produce an heir. The Ruler of Death must now learn to live.

But some things cannot be learnt.

The spoils of war use ash in the mouths of the Amrath Army and soon they may be on the road again. But Marith, lord of lies, dragon-killer, father-killer, has begun to falter and his brain decays. How lengthy can a warlord rotting from within continue to win?

As the Military marches to Sorlost, Thalia’s thoughts use home also to the future: a life increases inside her which is a precious thing – but it expands weak.

Why must the sins of the daddy curse the child?

A glorious, ambitious and bloodily brilliant bottom line that threads together a masterful tapestry of vocabulary and story, and supporting a piercing reflection on epic dream – and those who love it.