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'''''Hammer of God''''' (2008) by [[Karen Miller]]. Published by Orbit in May 2009. Following [[Empress]] and [[Riven Kingdom]], it concludes the Godspeaker trilogy. |
'''''Hammer of God''''' (2008) by [[Karen Miller]]. Published by Orbit in May 2009. Following ''[[Empress of Mijak]]'' and ''[[Riven Kingdom]]'', it concludes the Godspeaker trilogy. |
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Hammer of God (2008) by Karen Miller. Published by Orbit in May 2009. Following Empress of Mijak and Riven Kingdom, it concludes the Godspeaker trilogy.
Plot introduction
Empress Hekat hears the voice of the god, and it wants the world. In Ethrea, Queen Rhian is finally on the throne, she must convince her counterparts of surrounding nations that Mijak is a very real threat. Should she trust Zandakar, the exiled son of Mijak's Empress?
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