Bloodmage

De: Stephen Aryan

Narrado por: Matt Addis

The people of Perizzi have survived the battlemage war, but their future is looking darker than ever.

BYRNE is a member of the Watch, investigating a series of murders in which the corpse was drained entirely of life.

FRAY's expertise with magic is needed to catch the killer, but working with the Watch destroyed his father, years before.

CHOSS is a champion fighter, trying to diffuse a war in the underworld that threatens to turn the streets red with rivers of blood.

KATJA is a spy from a foreign land, attempting to prevent a massacre that will topple two dynasties and destroy the fragile peace in the city for ever.

Watchmen and spies, assassins and criminals will clash on the streets in this magic-fuelled adventure from the author of Battlemage.

Reseñas de la Crítica

"This is epic fantasy for readers who appreciate extra helpings of carnage with their backstabbing."—Publishers Weekly on Battlemage

"Stephen Aryan puts the epic into Epic Fantasy. This is a ground-shaking debut, full of fiery promise."—DenPatrick, author of The Boy with the Porcelain Blade on Battlemage

"A vivid and rousing adventure with the kind of magic that punches you right in the face."
—JenWilliams, author of The Copper Promise on Battlemage

"Aryan's battle scenes are visceral masterpieces that transport the reader deep into the melee. Read. This. Book."
—TaranMatharu, author of the Summoner series on Battlemage

a completely different story in the same series.

so this story was very well written and fun to listen to. it seems almost too just connected from the previous book, battlemage.. it's as if the author wanted you right a detective fantasy novel and stuck it in his series. with a couple different names it could have been a completely different story in its own series. It was a little bit too disconnected from the series for me.

Fantastic

The narrators voice is the best I've ever heard!! His tone and character voices are very pleasing to the ear

Great book

Well read and we’ll written . I was pleasantly surprised with the 2nd book in the series

pretty average

The narration is quite monotone, as far as character variances go. That may have added to the slight boringness of the story, although I did notice some relatively large info dumps disguised as thought it whatever it was supposed to be, pretty much straight into dump. it could have been very interesting and still wasn't bad, but didn't move quickly enough or carry a consistent enough arc to keep my attention.