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The Cult of Evaran

The Evaran Chronicles, Book 14

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The Cult of Evaran

By: Adair Hart
Narrated by: Michael Wolfe
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Faith in Evaran can take on many forms.

Evaran and the gang get a summons to find Sazrissa Mortalka in the year AD 26,491 on Earth and to aid her in her cause. Dravell Zhage, along with Syr, his AI companion, and CC, Dravell’s cosmic cloth, also get a summons to do the same, then bring Sazrissa back to his Torvatta. Unfortunately, neither group has met each other before.

Another problem is that the Evaranites, a cult that follows Evaran, are hunting Sazrissa. They are a brutal organization that deals in illegal cloned digital consciousnesses and a variety of other trades. One concern is that the Evaranites were founded based on an event with a future Evaran, and Prime Arbiter Frenev, the Evaranites’ leader, says Evaran speaks through him. The Evaranites use faith in Evaran as a weapon.

Navigating the advanced era with a variety of factions is problematic, but doing so against a well-established cult with a presence on many worlds is challenging. Dravell Zhage, Sazrissa Mortalka, Syr, and CC join up with Evaran and the gang to take down the cult and to stop their advancement across the stars using Evaran’s name.

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Disappointing

Disappointing more of the same, no real story progression. And the sickly hero worship of EVARAN over and over is wearing.
This story needs to end or stop being so PC that every story line is so stifled the nothing ever progress beyond the same old story line that EVARAN is a paragon of virtue and nothing can ever go wrong and he will always win the day.

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