When Fairy Tales End
13 hrs. 43 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Elena Kondratskaya
Author
Elena Kondratskaya
Narrator
Lyubov Koneva
Narrator
Lyubov Koneva
The second book of the cycle “Wonderful Shores,” which has instantly won the love of fantasy fans with its Slavic flavor. The story of Vasilisa, Kirsha, and Atli continues. Gods intervene, intrigues unfold, conspiracies form, and there’s a love triangle. A blend of Slavic flavor with elements of Eastern aesthetics.
Vasilisa throws a magical ball of yarn onto the ground—but nothing happens. She’s stuck in a world completely devoid of magic. All she has left are dreams of home.
Kirsha tries, at any cost, to break the oath with Atli and become free. His path leads to the Northern Lands. Atli alone will have to stand against the Council and the king in order to defend the independence of the Guard.
But that isn’t the only problem: the unclean spirits are growing in number and getting closer to Dargorod. Trouble is coming—something far more terrifying than the struggle for power. Can evil be stopped, if the black wings of Aspid have already covered the sun?
Vasilisa throws a magical ball of yarn onto the ground—but nothing happens. She’s stuck in a world completely devoid of magic. All she has left are dreams of home.
Kirsha tries, at any cost, to break the oath with Atli and become free. His path leads to the Northern Lands. Atli alone will have to stand against the Council and the king in order to defend the independence of the Guard.
But that isn’t the only problem: the unclean spirits are growing in number and getting closer to Dargorod. Trouble is coming—something far more terrifying than the struggle for power. Can evil be stopped, if the black wings of Aspid have already covered the sun?
