A Tale of Two Reapers

De: Jack Wallen

Narrado por: Jack Wallen

The job of reaping is a lonely one. Why? There has only ever been one Reaper. Grim has spent centuries ensuring the souls of the dying are made available for reuse. But when he mistakenly reaps X, a woman whose soul was very much alive, his eternity is flipped on its head.

Fate has given Grim a very short time to train his new partner in the ways of Reaping. Should he fail, his eternal life is forfeit. Unfortunately, even the best laid plans go astray...especially when X unleashes a malicious soul that threatens to undo the fabric of reality.

And ruin a completely good eternity.

©2016 Devil Dog Press (P)2017 Jack Wallen

Unfortunately a waste.

This book was okay, but it really seemed like a bad show on tv. I wanted it to be better but it never got there.

Great listen!

I really enjoyed listening to this book. Jack Wallen is an excellent narrator. He kept me listening on my drive to NY. I loved the characters and own the second book and can’t wait to read it and see how Grim and X will fix the situation!!

Yes but...

Love the book, not so much the narrator, even if he is the author. The storyline was very interesting & definitely a different slant on the reaper. So yes, I loved it, but no. Please, another narrator. There's something about his timbre. Someone with a more dynamic pitch would do wonders for this book.

Ominous

Got pulled into a different kind of story. It was moving quickly and the "People"involved were very real. The reader was excellent. Need to sleep now lol it is 5:57am!

Such a great narrator and such a funny dark story

A fun love story about the Grim reaper. What's not to love. Grim screws up and reaps X and now has to train her. It doesn't go to plan and a twisty turny hilarious but dark tale follows. Dark humour abound and so well written with lots of culture references and laugh out loud moments.

I loved the in jokes connecting the author's previous book Suicide Station to A tale of two reapers. You don't have to read Suicide Station but you should.

Plus this is read by the author who has an amazing voice and really adds to the story