The Last Apprentice: Slither (Book 11)

De: Joseph Delaney

Narrado por: Christopher Evan Welch, Angela Goethals

The eleventh volume in the spine-tingling, best-selling Last Apprentice series. In Slither, Joseph Delaney takes us far from the county, to a land where a spook has never set foot and where terrifying creatures of the dark thrive. Slither is one of these monsters, and Book 11 is his tale.

Slither has never heard of Tom Ward, the Spook, or Alice Deane. He thirsts for blood. He takes it from whatever he wants, animal or human. And he has his eyes on the home of a farmer and his three daughters. With his dying breath, the farmer offers Slither a bargain. If Slither will take his two youngest daughters to safety, the eldest daughter is his. A journey of horrors begins . . . and along the way Slither will meet Grimalkin, who is still searching for a way to destroy the Fiend for good.

The eleventh volume in the series that inspired the major motion picture Seventh Son, starring Jeff Bridges, Julianne Moore, and Ben Barnes.

Entertaining

I would like to get back to Tom and the main story instead of stories from other people's perspective, or new characters. Just my opinion. Was an entertaining read though. Another good Delaney book.

great story

the female narrator ruined the book for me. she was way over animated and rushed. other than that it was great.

RIP Christopher Evan Welsh.

This book is actually incredibly scary with some pretty hard themes. It is book eleven, by then a faithful reader would’ve been older. I wouldn’t suggest you let a little kid listen to this, that being said...wow. Slither is, in humble opinion, the best instalment in the series. That’s saying something too, because this one of my all time favourite series.

I love the book series BUT!!!

Angela Goethal is the worst narrator/voice actress i have heard and its killing the story!!!

Loved it

Great depth

And by the end you know enough about the characters to know when they are lying to themselves

And why the lies really meant