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From New York Times and Indie bestselling author Joan He, comes Sound the Gong, the dazzling and sweeping conclusion to The Kingdom of Three duology.All her life, Zephyr has tried to rise above her humble origins as a noname orphan. Now she is a god in a warriors body, and never has she felt more powerless.The warlordess Xin Ren holds the Westlands, but her position is tenuous. In the north, the empress remains a puppet under Miasmas thumb. In the south, the alliance with Cicada is in pieces.Fate has a winner in mind for the three kingdoms, but Zephyr has no intentions of respecting it. She will pay any price to see Ren succeedand she will make her enemies pay, especially the enigmatic Crow. What shell do when she finds out the truth. . . Only the heavens know.Featuring gorgeous map art by Anna Frohmann and blackandwhite portraits by Tida Kietsungden, Sound the Gong is the second book in Joan Hes riveting Kindgom of Three duology.
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Honestly, I think Sound the Gong sounded better in theory. I brought it out for a game night, but some of the kids lost interest after a few rounds. The concept is cute, but it just didn’t hold their attention.
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Tommy Garcia
Lost interest quickly
Honestly, I think Sound the Gong sounded better in theory. I brought it out for a game night, but some of the kids lost interest after a few rounds. The concept is cute, but it just didn’t hold their attention.
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Tommy Garcia
Lost interest quickly
Honestly, I think Sound the Gong sounded better in theory. I brought it out for a game night, but some of the kids lost interest after a few rounds. The concept is cute, but it just didn’t hold their attention.
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Jake Thompson
Solid game, but some parts are tricky
Sound the Gong is a fun game, but I found some of the rules a bit confusing at first. After a few rounds, we got the hang of it, and it turned out to be a blast. I just wish the instructions were clearer!
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Jake Thompson
Solid game, but some parts are tricky
Sound the Gong is a fun game, but I found some of the rules a bit confusing at first. After a few rounds, we got the hang of it, and it turned out to be a blast. I just wish the instructions were clearer!
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