The Dream King’s Courier: Payback

Patrice Sikora

Patrice Sikora (Narrator)

07-01-16

9hrs 54min

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07-01-16

9hrs 54min

Abridgement

Unabridged

Genre

Fiction/Fantasy

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“Sikora’s writing is competent enough to keep readers interested, and her action-packed story includes some unexpected twists.” Kirkus Reviews

Animal control officer Gwen Revmore has no use for the gods. They’ve never answered any of her prayers—even after a tragic accident leaves her husband dead, and her young son gravely injured.

But after her estranged grandfather shows up at the hospital to urge her to try one more time to save the boy, Gwen decides there’s nothing left to lose. She asks Nathao, the powerful King of Dreams, for help, and he agrees to save Sam—but like most favors, the help will come at a price.

King Nathao needs to replace his courier, who was killed in an attack on his lands; he promises to save Gwen’s son if she agrees to take on this very important job. Gwen will work closely with Nathao’s other staff, including her grandfather, and serve as the King’s public face for his congregations around the world. She will also be his official emissary to other gods.

Gwen soon finds herself caught in a dangerous conflict as Nathao and rival god Bayel struggle for followers and power. In a world where gods are created and shaped by human belief, these beings will stop at nothing to gain more worshipers—regardless of who is caught in the crossfire.

Praise

“Sikora’s writing is competent enough to keep readers interested, and her action-packed story includes some unexpected twists.” Kirkus Reviews

“A fascinating fantasy tale of gods and their followers. I’m looking forward to see where the author takes Gwen next.” The Bibliophilic Book Blog

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Language English
Release Day Jun 30, 2016
Release Date July 1, 2016
Number in Series 1
Series Display String The Dream King’s Courier Series
Release Date Machine 1467331200
Imprint Patrice Sikora
Provider Patrice Sikora
Categories Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy, Paranormal & Urban, Fiction - All, Fiction - Adult
Author Bio
Patrice Sikora

Patrice Sikora has worked in radio news for most of her life. She and her husband have three sons and currently share their home with several cats and Italian greyhounds. An avid reader herself, Patrice was inspired to write the first book of the Dream King’s Courier series when, one day while on her daily commute to work in New York City, she found herself without anything to read.

Narrator Bio
Patrice Sikora

Patrice Sikora has worked in radio news for most of her life. She and her husband have three sons and currently share their home with several cats and Italian greyhounds. An avid reader herself, Patrice was inspired to write the first book of the Dream King’s Courier series when, one day while on her daily commute to work in New York City, she found herself without anything to read.

Overview

Animal control officer Gwen Revmore has no use for the gods. They’ve never answered any of her prayers—even after a tragic accident leaves her husband dead, and her young son gravely injured.

But after her estranged grandfather shows up at the hospital to urge her to try one more time to save the boy, Gwen decides there’s nothing left to lose. She asks Nathao, the powerful King of Dreams, for help, and he agrees to save Sam—but like most favors, the help will come at a price.

King Nathao needs to replace his courier, who was killed in an attack on his lands; he promises to save Gwen’s son if she agrees to take on this very important job. Gwen will work closely with Nathao’s other staff, including her grandfather, and serve as the King’s public face for his congregations around the world. She will also be his official emissary to other gods.

Gwen soon finds herself caught in a dangerous conflict as Nathao and rival god Bayel struggle for followers and power. In a world where gods are created and shaped by human belief, these beings will stop at nothing to gain more worshipers—regardless of who is caught in the crossfire.

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