Immortal: Curse of the Deathless

De: Derek Edgington

Narrado por: Nik Magill

If Asher Hearst had a superpower, it would have to be his ability to take a punch, laugh it off, and keep on swinging. So yeah, immortality comes with a few perks.

As a college student slash small-time fixer, he's about to take a job that's best left to the pros. A proposition by a dryad to save witches from the Inquisition is a first, but he isn't one to balk when the odds are stacked against him. Especially not while he's drinking on someone else's dime.

The powers that be in the supernatural world aren't anything to sniff at, so it should come as no surprise that Asher gains his fair share of enemies. At the very least, you'd think traveling across space and time would put him on a path towards a promising future - maybe even give him a shot at romance? Yeah, right.

Immortal: Curse of the Deathless is an action-packed, dark and gritty comedy with a dash of horror. Over its three parts, the book spans a contemporary, urban setting, as well as Tír na nÓg, the demesne best known for being home to the Fae (Sídthe) from classic Celtic Mythology.

©2016 Derek James Edgington (P)2016 Derek Edgington

not bad

I received this book free of charge for an honest review. I liked it, maybe because I have the same smart ass mentality as the character but regardless it was a good listen.

Worth a listen!

I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.
I really, really enjoyed the story, it was a bit long, and maybe should have been more than one book, but it was enjoyable all the same. There were a few grammatical errors that jarred me back into the real world, but some of them I couldn't tell if they were made by the author or the narrator since I didn't have a hard copy to refer to. They weren't bad enough to keep me from finishing the book, however, I really hope Mr. Edgington will get a good editor/proofreader in the future. I'd hate for his talent to be diminished by silly errors, and I do think he has talent. His world was well-done, his characters likable when they were supposed to be and nasty when appropriate. Good job to author and narrator both.

Wonderful Audible- deeply felt, gracefully written

I worried that maybe this might be one too many books in the Immortal series BUT I WAS SO WRONG. This book/audible was so, so good! It has everything you would expect from Derek Edgington book. It was infused with the perfect blend humour, passion, heat, danger, intrigue and even evil.
I was wonderfully surprised once I started reading the book (and in fact, could not put it down). First, the book is incredibly well written and crafted - weaving together threads: the life of Asher Hearst, the obsession of the author with the story, and the science behind supernatural power.
This story is fantastically amazing read, fascinating, inspiring and heartbreaking. I highly recommend! A treasure!

Creative Indie Author

If you could sum up Immortal: Curse of the Deathless in three words, what would they be?

Solid Epic Fantasy

What did you like best about this story?

The main character.

What does Nik Magill bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Brings a claim and informative narrative to the story.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

An epic epic fantasy...

humorous.

this was a very entertaining book. A lot happens in this book, it's a lot of action. but the humor of the main character Asher is the most enjoyable! I would recommend this book to those who like paranormal books.