The Gladiator and the Guard (Krillonian Chronicles Book 2)
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| Rating | : | 4.32 (961 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B01DVG8JSE |
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| Number of Pages | : | 226 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-02-12 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
But after he is accused of a crime he didn’t commit, he is condemned to the violent life and early death of a gladiator. When he infuriates the authorities with his choices, he knows he is running out of time. Bensin, a teenage slave and martial artist, is just one victory away from freedom. Can he stand against the cruelty of the arena system and seize his freedom before that system crushes him?. While his loved ones seek desperately for a way to rescue him, Bensin struggles to stay alive and forge an identity in an environment designed to strip it from him
Heart pounding, heartwarming, and heartbreaking in equal measures, this fantasy is a must read."-Dianne, Tome Tender Book Blog. "In a world filled with hate and fear, Annie Douglass Lima creates a tale of raw human emotions, unlikely allies and deadly enemies. The lines of good versus evil are clearly marked
"Another Fast Paced Adventure" according to Claire Banschbach. I really enjoyed the first book in the series and couldn't wait to continue Bensin's journey. This book picks up four years after Book 1. Bensin is on the verge of gaining his freedom, but then things go a tad bit wrong.Even though it had been about a year since I'd read the. Emily Anne K said Awesome!. Four years have passed since Bensin bought Ellie’s freedom by winning the cavvarach tournament. Coach Stein adopted Ellie and promises Bensin freedom – as soon as Bensin can win the tournament again. But before the championship match can even begin, Bensin is att. "Guard in exchange for an honest review and I’m happy that I was" according to Jeffery A. Davis. I was given The Collar and the Cavvarach and The Gladiator and the Guard in exchange for an honest review and I’m happy that I was. I find it difficult to review them separately, as the story seems to continue so well between the former and the latter, with (thankfully