Demon's Throne 3 | Podium Audio

Demon’s Throne

Demon’s Throne 3

Book 3

By: K.D. Robertson

Performed by: Stephanie Savannah

Released: January 31, 2023

Language: English

Format: Single Narration

Duration: 18 hr, 28 min

Hell knows that Rys is awake, and his old employers are keen to enforce his original contract. But there’s a key difference between now and the last time he worked for them.
They’re stuck in Hell while he reigns in Harrium. He has no plans to serve his former masters.
But despite the infernal powers circling him like vultures, Rys has unfinished business he needs to resolve. The Malus League retreated to lick its wounds after their confrontation with him, but he lacked the power to crush them once and for all. That needs to change and to do that he must reinforce his armies and construct alliances. If only the foxes from abroad would stop meddling in his affairs…
Rys has enough on his plate without it being smothered in fluffy tails all the time.
Demon’s Throne is an empire-building series with violence, undefined relationships, beast girls, and scenes that don’t fade to black. Consider yourself warned.

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Author:

K.D. Robertson

K.D. Robertson is an author who greatly prefers writing pulp fantasy novels to his office job. He lives in Australia and could probably spend a little less time playing video games.

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PERFORMER:

Stephanie Savannah

In addition to narrating over 100 audiobooks under several names, Stephanie has been seen and heard on stage in New York City and across the country. Stephanie has narrated in many genres, including Sci-Fi, Fantasy, LitRPG, Harem, True Crime, Literature, Horror, Business, and Non-Fiction. AudioFile Magazine, the audiobook industry standard for audiobook reviews, said she "uses good expression," and "has a good selection of voices," turning in a "solid performance." LitRPG Podcast said, "The narration by Stephanie Savannah stuns. She never hesitates, and she tackles serious material with vigor and enthusiasm. She certainly has the feel for filling the action and emotion in the right spots and keeps each character clearly defined. As juggling acts go, she’s flipping live chainsaws and making them look like rubber balls."

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