Broken Sky Act 3: The Citadel (Broken Sky #7-9)

Chris Wooding

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4.33 · 3 ratings · 341 pages · Published: 29 Aug 2017
Broken Sky Act 3: The Citadel by Chris Wooding
The end of the world is coming. If King Macaan can’t rule the Dominions, he’ll destroy them. Key to his plan is the Citadel, the fortress of the Machinists, who built the mysterious technology that the Dominions run on. But the rebels are exhausted, Kia is gone, and they have scarcely had time to recover from saving one world before they must save another.

In the vast deserts of the east, princes battle sand-ghouls, seeking for a woman who has no past. Ryushi, now bonded with his wyvern Araceil, has joined the rebel air force for one last desperate attempt to defeat the King. It’s all or nothing in this final instalment of the trilogy, because failure will mean certain death for the Dominions.

Something is coming from sea. Something terrible that will destroy them all. When the final battle is over and silence reigns, will there be anyone left to tell the tale?

Broken Sky was an international hit upon its release in 1999, selling over 250,000 copies in the US alone, and was translated into over 15 languages. Now available on ebook for the first time, this epic fantasy for all ages is set to capture a new generation of readers.
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