Rule of Two: Star Wars: Darth Bane, Book 2

This was a very interesting addition to the ongoing introduction and metamorphosis of Darth Bane. Jonathan Davis must be the best in the business as everything he does is always done with a level of discernment I have found far batter than your average audio book performer. His narrative makes the book worth it.

Yes! The sound effects and background noise make it so much more enjoyable!! You can actually put yourself into the action.

So many stand out moments...but if pressured...the final battle is quite awesome! It seem to last like for 10 minutes of listening!!

He does them all quite well, even the females. However, I think he seems to do quite well with Valenthyne Farfalla. He seems to put allot of emotion and feeling into his dialog.

The Ultimate Anti-Hero

Even though Bane is the real main character here, he spends allot of time in the background. The gist of the story focuses on Zannah and her missions and training. Also on her doubts. She is by a Sith for sure, but sometimes feels torn about it.

The story and the characters. I loved reading all three books and the audio version did not disappoint.

I loved how it was unabridged, so you didn't lose a minute of the action.

I've always enjoyed his performances on Star Wars titles. My only fault was there was one or two moment for about 5 minutes apiece where there was a reverb effect where none was needed. It made everything sound like a interior monologue when it was obviously not.

Not a let down. Often the middle of trio has no real plot and is all set up for part three. This book did an excellent job of creating a unique story and still left me wanting for the next one.

He caries this series well and I look forward to listening to him again.

The Reader reallyyy takes his job seriously, does lots of voices and reads with
Great enthusiasm.

The re-forming of the darkside, and the difficulty of maintaing the raw power of the darkside

None

Just the lightsaber noise

Very interesting story perspective of the sith

Don't know, haven't read the printed version.

Finding his new apprentice.

Everything! J-Davis is a gifted voice actor/narrator!

I like Star Wars books and have listened to most of the ones on audiobooks. This book was hard to get into. I liked the first book in the series, but this one had the feeling of a filler novel. I know this is part 2 of a 3 part series, and it was written in that manner. I stopped this one about 3 hours in and listened to a different book. After I finished that one I picked this one back up and tried to give it another shot. It just couldn't keep my attention.

This is one of those books that after about 2 hours you realize you wasted a credit.

Loved the characters and the story clicked into place for me.

Darth Bane was my favorite.

I loved this series. One of my favorite among the Star Wars series.

Yes, Drew's story was excellent, not to mention greatly narrated by Jonathan Davis.

The tense and gripping ending. I never thought one could 'read' about a lightsaber battle but Drew made it truly imaginable with his accurate descriptions.

The background noise sets the environment, while Jonathan and his many voices really add flavour to each character. It would have been a bit flat if all the characters had the same voices, so the fact that each character had their own unique identify really made it more exciting.

Despite being evil (albeit a lawful evil), you really do feel a bit sorry for Bane and everything that he struggles against.

I can't recommend this entire series enough. Not only is it great story telling, excellent narration, but the characters are their own with each distinct personality. Some you really care for while others you just want to slap. But the fact that you care so much either way is a great testament to how good this series is.

Wish they made a movie!

Darth Bane training young apprentice!

Bane!

Bane in the Sith Temple!

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