I Say Your Name in the Dark Nights

A Story of Kagen the Damned

De: Jonathan Maberry

Narrado por: Ray Porter

I Say Your Name in the Dark Nights is Jonathan Maberry's never-before published adventure that blends swordplay, action, adventure and horror.

Kagen Vale—disgraced former palace guard, damned by his own gods, on the run from bounty hunters and assassins—discovers that no matter where you try to hide, evil can find you. In this standalone short story, Kagen the Damned squares off against a clan of ferocious supernatural predators in service to the Witch-king.

"Fantasy readers will be spellbound by the intricate worldbuilding and the delightful cast."—Publishers Weekly

©2022 Jonathan Maberry (P)2022 Macmillan Audio

Can’t go wrong

With Maberry and Porter you’re guaranteed a good one, and this one holds up to that standard! Can’t wait to read more!

Can't wait for the next novel!

My new favorite hero, Kagen, is facing a worthy foe, much to my delight. The son of the Poison Rose does not disappoint in this tale!

Loved it

Another captivating short story and I can’t wait for the next book. Great work Jonathanen Maberry.
Ray did such amazing job on narrating (no surprise he is the best)

great as always.

3rd book can't get here fast enough. no matter genre, Mayberry gets the job done.

Tasty Bite

This was a welcome addition to the Kagan series. The action is taut and satisfying and sheets the appetite for more.

Outstanding!

Maberry and Porter are epic! A nice little appetizer to hold to keep you intrigued.

Nice little short story to fill the gap

Maberry created an entire world in hid first shot at fantasy with Kagen the Damned and gave us this little independent short story between the two. He also inteoduces another element into thar world here. Well worth your time

The perfect snack....

This was a very short story set in the "Kagen the Damned" storyline. It occurs sometime during the time after the "Night of the Ravens" and BEFORE Kagen has gotten out of his totally drunk, whiny and self-destructive phase. The story itself is actually interesting and held my interest.

I listened to this on audio and having Ray Porter as the narrator can only make it that much better. The story seemed to be just the right length and it told a complete storyline with an appropriate conclusion.

That made this novella feel like it was a perfect snack before the launch of the second book.

Short but nice addition addition

Really enjoying this building universe! Very curious how it all will tie into the old world of technology.

Excellent Book

This short story was fabulous. This new series is really right up there with Joe Ledger. I look forward to many more books.