Branded

Master of All, Book 1

De: Simon Archer

Narrado por: J.F. Harding, Andrea Parsneau

Defeat slavers. Take their monster girls. Conquer the world.

When William stumbles through a portal in the middle of Antarctica, he'll suddenly find himself in a world unlike any he's ever known. Now, he's surrounded by monster girls, vicious warlords, and everything in between.

Worse, his only weapon is a magical branding iron, which seems to have one skill and one skill only, to overwrite slave brands. Thing is, monster girls seem pretty grateful about being freed from the tyranny of their masters, and with each one he brands, the stronger he becomes.

And that's a good thing because in a world under siege, William and his magical branding iron might be the only thing that stands between them and complete annihilation.

Warning: Contains a harem and adult situations. You have been warned.

©2019 Simon Archer (P)2020 Podium Publishing

Fast paced? Like a fighter jet!!!

Loved the story and the pacing of it. I didn’t feel like I was being dragged down with back story, character development, setting the scenes or overly dramatic harem relationships and poking (if you know what I mean).
Instead the story moved along at a fast clip equal to the timeline of events happening. I felt like I knew the characters and the world too. Loved the story and upset more than I thought I’d be when i discovered books 2 and 3 aren’t available yet.
Uhh dude how am I supposed to get my fix? I need more kicking ass, taking names, and different world cute harem ladies (not girls but badass ladies).
I’d be remiss if I didn’t include how well J. F. Harding and Andrea Parsneau (for real autocorrect that’s her last name stop fixing it) did with five if each character life, voice, personality, and really make my ears believe every aspect of EACH person they voiced. Outstanding job to both of them.

Happy Yet Confused

Narration can make or break a book easily doesn't matter if its a great book or if its a terrible book if we do not like the narrator its going to fail. J.F. Harding is a good narrator going to put him on my list of hes good check out the book people but I got to ask why is Andrea here. She is a fantastic narrator so I would have liked to hear more from her after hearing her the first time I was getting memories from other great books she did and I was excited but then she was gone. She did so little if I told you to skip the two chapters did you wouldn't have missed anything you couldn't have picked up from the rest of the book.

Great story with strong But

really good story but with extremely annoying sound effects of ogres or pigs whatever those creatures are.

It started off okay

Too derivative. Besides the John Carter of Mars tone starts to wear after a while. The characters could use more depth, and the only villager I cared about was the little cat girl... Yeah, I don't care enough to buy the sequel.

fun book

was a fun listen not too over sexualized which I appreciate would recommend tor teens and up

Not for me but very well written.

The speakers do a great job reading and narrating the book. The book was well written, flowed nicely, and was colorfully descriptive on characters and scenery. Sadly, it was not for me.

Absolutely love

This series is so amazing. The journey was breathtaking and character development perfect. Must read!

not bad

it was ok good for wasting time and waiting for one of the other books I'm waiting till come out.

Quick, Fun Read

This was great merely because it's fun. Narrator was decent, storyline was interesting but it was still pretty all right.

Nice

Not sure what I was expecting but that's pretty good not going to lie. I bought an audible sub just because I hate my local library and reading books at work is weird. But being able to work while listening on is great.