The Call of the Bone Ships
16 hrs. 39 min.
Language
Russian
Author
R. J. Barker
Author
R. J. Barker
Narrator
Andrey Barabanshchikov
Narrator
Andrey Barabanshchikov
The continuation of “Bone Ships,” the winner of the British Fantasy Award!
Dragons have returned to the world of the Hundred Isles. But their return promises only war and destruction. The crew of the Tide Child is pulled into a conspiracy after they board a ship in distress—the ship’s hold is filled with dying slaves. The conspiracy is so corrupt that it will make Mias and the crew doubt their loyalty to the rulers and start fighting for their own lives.
“This is an absolutely fantastic book that I loved from start to finish. Its setting offers a great mix of weirdness/newness and epic fantasy: everything in which ships are made from dragon bones must be absolutely awesome!” — Cameron Johnson
“A world full of wonders where myths come alive again; a path soaked in blood, sweat, and tears; heroes who will tear out your heart, whether you like it or not. Who could refuse that?” — starlitbook.com
“Imposing, awe-inspiring settings—especially the giant sea dragon rising out of the splinters of a shattered island—will delight fantasy fans.” — Publishers Weekly
“A brilliant continuation of an absolutely brilliant book.” — daysinotherworlds.com
Dragons have returned to the world of the Hundred Isles. But their return promises only war and destruction. The crew of the Tide Child is pulled into a conspiracy after they board a ship in distress—the ship’s hold is filled with dying slaves. The conspiracy is so corrupt that it will make Mias and the crew doubt their loyalty to the rulers and start fighting for their own lives.
“This is an absolutely fantastic book that I loved from start to finish. Its setting offers a great mix of weirdness/newness and epic fantasy: everything in which ships are made from dragon bones must be absolutely awesome!” — Cameron Johnson
“A world full of wonders where myths come alive again; a path soaked in blood, sweat, and tears; heroes who will tear out your heart, whether you like it or not. Who could refuse that?” — starlitbook.com
“Imposing, awe-inspiring settings—especially the giant sea dragon rising out of the splinters of a shattered island—will delight fantasy fans.” — Publishers Weekly
“A brilliant continuation of an absolutely brilliant book.” — daysinotherworlds.com
25:24
01_Prinesennye silnym vetrom
24:41
02_Neudachno naydennye oblomki korablekrusheniya
07:50
03_Chto nahoditsya vnizu
21:42
04_Lishnie
27:58
05_V glubinah lish tma
19:49
06_Kakoy plohoy gruz nahodyat v more
11:44
07_Rasskaz rybachki
18:18
08_Sleduya otvratitelnym kursom
10:15
09_Domoy, k bolshomu goryu
23:58
10_To, chto podareno, mozhet byt legko poteryano
14:17
11_Samaya chernaya komanda v more
28:13
12_Ogon v nochi
15:45
13_Port, gde tsarit mrak
08:56
14_Vstrechi i rasstavaniya
25:29
15_Otchayannoe begstvo
10:21
16_Glubokie porezy nechuvstvitelny
13:36
17_Glubina shramov okeana
16:20
18_Invalid
18:54
19_Spyaschiy
35:45
20_Chto naydeno vnutri
26:40
21_Istoriya v treh chastyah
16:52
22_Snova v more
24:01
23_Pered suprugoy korablya
17:07
24_Zazhech svet vo tme
24:50
25_Strashnoe delo
15:48
26_Korabl flota, kakim on mog byt
21:21
27_Vossoedinenie
18:55
28_Chto delala Mias
20:50
29_Posledstviya prikazov
23:23
30_Izmenenie planov
17:26
31_Chto spit vnutri
17:13
32_Sobiraetsya burya
14:48
33_Posle buri
24:44
34_Nezvanyy gost
17:41
35_Zhenschiny i muzhchiny skaly
19:53
36_Prizyv kazhdomu
07:56
37_Chto sdelal Berhof
15:01
38_Poslednee usilie
16:55
39_Zov Dzhorona Tvaynera
19:20
40_V bryuhe zverya
17:12
41_To, chto poteryano, mozhet byt naydeno s trudom
15:24
42_Po vole voln
21:43
43_Posledstviya togo, chto delal Dinil
02:02
44_Samye zhestokie srazheniya idut vnutri
22:59
45_Poterya ne delaet tebya slabee
25:45
46_Pervye shagi
16:41
47_Pervyy prikaz samyy trudnyy
15:40
48_Vremya ubivat
18:27
49_Vrag vnutri
22:16
50_Zahvat vorot
15:18
51_Chto delal Kuglin
23:34
52_Spokoynaya prezhde....
17:59
53_Shtorm, kotorogo nikogda ne bylo
04:23
54_Chernyy pirat
