The Thrones of Kronos

By Dave Trowbridge and Sherwood Smith

Book Overview

Completely revised for ebook release, in this last volume the desperate fight to recover the Panarchy of the Thousand Suns is about to commence. Brandon hai-Arkad's throne remains in the hands of his enemy, Jerrod Eusabian of Dol'jhar. The fleet has been gathered, bolstered by the once outlawed Rifters; it's a race against time, before the Suneater, the mysterious station created by a long-gone race, powers up. Brandon must defeat Dol'jhar by destroying the Suneater, or face annihilation.

Meanwhile, the woman he's come to love is on the Suneater, expected to use her psi skills to bring it to full power. Not alone, but with a Unity made up of seven others-including Eusabian's son and heir, once Brandon's rival . . .

This is the exciting conclusion to the Exordium series.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 163632360X
• ISBN13: 9781636323602
• Release Date: May 2026
• Publisher: Book View Cafe
• Length: 618 Pages
• Weight: 2.79 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.8" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

The Grand Finale

One of the biggest hazards of a multi-volume novel is an ending that fails to deliver on the promise built up in earlier books. Have no fear in this case -- Smith and Trowbridge bring together all the elements of this richly textured milleu to deliver a slam-bang conclusion that simultaneously ties it off in a satisfying way and leaves open the possibility of future novels set in this fascinating universe.Do not pass up this great novel -- and lets hope that the publishers get their wits about them and start buying more works by these phenomenal authors!

One story ends, another begins

The main thrust of the plot from the previous books is completed, but a new storyline is opened. I was prepared to be frustrated by this book when the name was changed from what was listed at the end of the previous book, but it turned out very well. The plots are resolved, and the fate of the attack by Dol'jhar on the Thousand Suns is revealed. Two personal and one general plots are started at the end, however, and I would clearly expect new novels to follow. The grand style that requires careful reading for full effect continues here, and the careful character development is still a joy to read