Long Price Quartet: A Betrayal in Winter (Audiobook)

from jen.e.moore

This second book in Abraham's Long Price Quartet takes us to the Winter Cities, about as far from the setting of the first book as possible. Machi spends half the year frozen, and tunnels under the city offer an opportunity for social life even when it's too bitter to go outside. (I love the atte...

from quondame

Years later in the far north Maati and Otah Machi encounter each other again due to the secession conflict at Machi which requires Otah's death if anyone in his family knows he is alive. The new characters are interesting, but knowing who has 'framed' Otah for the brother's death that sets the pl...

from rivkat

I read Book 1 a while ago, but eventually remembered the key points; this is a land in which poets bind creatures of immense power with their thoughts, and the city's rulers are hereditary with a tradition that the heir is the one who kills all the other sons, at least the ones who haven't renoun...

from AltheaAnn

(Long Price Quartet #2) A sequel to 'A Shadow in Summer,' set in the same location and a few years after the events of the previous book, but it also works as a contained story.The Khai of Sarakheyt is ailing. Tradition demands that the next ruler of the city will be the last son of the current K...

from DWWilkin

The first of this series showcased how Abraham was quite a unique talent. New, with a thought about magic and fantasy that we had never seen before. That is all to the good. And here, as the world and story develop, we see even more that we had only hints of before. But, this is just not a fantas...