The Guardian. Book 3. Gods Do Not Lie…
12 hrs. 28 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Alexander Sedykh
Author
Alexander Sedykh
Narrator
Nikita Petrov
Narrator
Nikita Petrov
Sintha didn’t manage to travel long with her kidnapper. Rescuing the captive—and the troubles that arose for the republican man—made it possible to start an independent journey through civilized worlds. The girl’s restless character is barely restrained by the influence of the mage-mentor. Adventures follow one after another: battles in space, rescuing smugglers, a clash with pirates led by an old acquaintance, helping psions and getting involved in the aristocracy’s intrigues.
Gradually, Sintha grows a circle of friends and connections. The goddess of fate’s gift increasingly influences her choices. To change reality, you have to be where turning-point events occur—and Sintha manages it brilliantly. The allies begin to realize that the girl is something more than a mere psion, and they do everything to bring her to their side. Participation in political intrigues does not go unnoticed by the enemies. The death of a loved one forces her to seek help from the goddess. And such beings don’t skimp on rewards for their devotees, but they also don’t forget debts.
Gradually, Sintha grows a circle of friends and connections. The goddess of fate’s gift increasingly influences her choices. To change reality, you have to be where turning-point events occur—and Sintha manages it brilliantly. The allies begin to realize that the girl is something more than a mere psion, and they do everything to bring her to their side. Participation in political intrigues does not go unnoticed by the enemies. The death of a loved one forces her to seek help from the goddess. And such beings don’t skimp on rewards for their devotees, but they also don’t forget debts.
