Darphopia is forever changed. It has been seven years since the end of the Second God War, and though many parts of Darphopia have returned to a sense of normalcy, the Kingdom of Bladelheim is not one of them.
Darphopia is forever changed. It has been seven years since the end of the Second God War, and though many parts of Darphopia have returned to a sense of normalcy, the Kingdom of Bladelheim is not one of them. With the Aimian and Bladeian people now living in the same kingdom—on top of the many different classes of people already there—King Riki and Princess Jazmine are having a hard time ruling in a way that benefits everyone. Prejudice has become a part of Bladeian life, and in such circumstances, desperate actions are sometimes taken—by rulers, civilians, and even a mysterious woman from far, far away. The Darphopia: The False God audiobook is narrated by the author and includes definitive depictions of the Darphopian accents and dialects, as well as the song "100 Years Later", composed and performed on piano by the author herself. Darphopia is a fantasy series about a land based on British and Japanese culture, and it depicts a people who are disenchanted with God and whose ancestors killed God and usurped His power. This audiobook version of Darphopia: The False God does not include the "Glossary", "Spells", "Maps", and "Currency" sections included in other versions of the book. This book contains suggestive themes.
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