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Dark Drinker

Gunmetal Gods, Book 4

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Dark Drinker

By: Zamil Akhtar
Narrated by: Peter Noble
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Yes, it is true; Micah the Metal reconquered the holy land for the Faith.

It is true he buried the Shah's children alive and then marched his army over them. And it is true he copulated with a Fallen Angel.

But what about the rumors of his death?

Most say he wandered the hollows of Labyrinthos until the skin withered off his bones. Others say he was shot by a mercenary boy no older than ten. Some even say he was hanged at the gallows by the Imperator himself.

But the truth, as always, is stranger than myth.

©2024 Zamil Akhtar (P)2025 Podium Audio
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Pitch dark fantasy. Struggles a bit witch sticking the landing, but an excellent story overall.

Excellent story

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by the end I'm always pleased with Zamil Akhtar's stories but as always they start a bit slow and this was another entry where I wanted a follow up to the previous rather than a new story. Once he gets going I enjoy them quite throughly and he leaves you wanting more as soon as it ends. great narration all the way through.

another good story from Akhtar but usual problems

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