Cherubim of the Ultima: Enter Genesis

Cherubim of the Ultima Serialized, Volume 1

De: Brian Barr

Narrado por: Jason Sprenger

Duración: 1 h y 22 m

Resumen del Editor

From Brian Barr comes Cherubim of the Ultima: a serialized novel! In this first chapter, "Enter Genesis", Ran seeks revenge against the Genesis Circle and their evil serpentine master, Naga. But will he achieve his vengeance before they have a chance to eliminate him?

Cherubim of the Ultima is the first novel Brian Barr completed as a teenager. He only shared it with a few close friends and family members. Now, he has taken the task to rewrite this work and release it to the world.

©2015 Brian Barr (P)2018 Brian Barr

Loved It!!!!!

I love Brian Barr and his writings! This first installment of his serial was absolutely wonderful to listen to! Listening to this story made me want to get my Forgotten Realms books out to reread them! This story is fantasy instead of SciFi but still Mr Barr's excellent storytelling. The narration was excellent! I love the way Jason Sprenger narrates. He has an easy cadence, excellent distinct character voices and sound effects. I know a few reviewers don't care for the sounds but I really enjoy the enhancement. All in all, a really enjoyable listen and I look forward to hearing the next installment to this serial. If you're a D'n'D or Forgotten Realms fan the you'll want to check this story out, you won't be disappointed.

I was given this free review copy audio book at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

old school radio drama fun

To me, this felt like one of the old Lone Ranger or Flash Gordon Serials. Lots of action and adventure that rolls the plot along so you don't ask really deep questions. It's there to be enjoyed and I did. The narration was great, the dialog was steady and the story kept moving. I was given a copy of this for an honest review and I honestly enjoyed it!

Cherubim of the Ultima Serialized, Volume 1

The author has created an intriguing fantasy world full of swords and magic in this story. In this first installment we meet Rand who seems to be the hero of the story. We are taken along for the ride as Rand meets others and continues to fight against Genesis. The characters and plot are engrossing and keep the listener interested throughout the installment. I enjoyed this introduction to this world and am eager to see just what happens next.

Science Fiction Combat

I'm not much of a science fiction fan. This book however had me consumed within the first couple of minutes of listening. I'm not sure what I enjoyed more the story or the narration. Jason Sprenger always does an amazing job narrating his books. The sound effects that he adds helps to bring the books to life. I highly recommend this book to all.

I was given this free review copy at my request in exchange for an unbiased review.

A fantastic story.

If you enjoy sword fighting masters and super natural beings kicking each others arse, then you'll enjoy Ran and his determination to stop the Genisis circle. I'm keen to read the next chapter!

Wonderful Introduction to Cherubim of the Ultima

This initial installment to Cherubim of the Ultima passes the test for what I'm looking for in an audio book. Author Barr delivers another pleasing tale, which Narrator Sprenger delivers in a powerful performance. Kudos to the talent in each of these men.

Interesting premise held back a bit

I have to say overall I enjoyed the book as dramatic action fantasy, however the writing distracted me quite a bit throughout.

The author uses many names that are already familiar to anyone with passing knowledge of Dungeons and Dragons, Star Trek, and progressive pop bands. Poseidon and naga were fine, but with cherubim, Vulcan, and genesis, I was constantly thinking of things outside the story while listening to it. I would have gone in a more original direction for naming conventions. It was distracting.

The narrator gives a good read, varying the voice of the characters, and is suited to the subject matter.

Finally, I'm not really a fan of serializing novels. Even with the Green Mile from King, it was better and more convenient all together.

Don't get me wrong, it was still fun read. I'll probably check out the following chapters, especially if it was all brought together in one purchase.

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Fun Fantasy Serial

This story brings to mind fantasy novels of people with swords and magic and grandiose goals meeting in brutal combat. in one word: fun. Sure there's some character building and backstory but you're listening for the combat and that is the best part. The author has started a rip roaring yarn I'd be glad to come along with.

Narration was good and didn't take anything away from the experience but aside from some cursory sound effects doesn't add too much.

I received the audiobook review code for this at my request and am voluntarily posting this honest review.

Fast action

I voluntarily asked for this auto book for free and am voluntarily leaving a review. This book literally grabs you from the begging. Ran is trying to stop Naga from ending the world and his life. Once a member of an elite group Ran now seeks to stop Naga from setting off the end of times running into members of Naga’s circle that have been tasked to bring him in. Definitely love to know what happens next.

The beginning of an addiction

First off let me just say that serialized stories aren’t for everyone. We live in a world and a generation that’s all about instant gratification. Having to wait for each installment can deter many. That being said, if you have the patience to wait this will be one to add to your wishlist and your cart. The story is not as refined as some of Barr’s other works yet there is a reason for this. It’s one of his earliest works that is only now being revealed and revitalized. If this is your first introduction to his work then take it with a grain of salt and realize that in these stories is the diamond in the rough. Find it and enjoy it. The characters are easy to grasp and the plot is quick and to the point . This first installment will hook you. I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator or publisher