Logan and the Lackey's Trilogy

Box Set Book 1-3 Full Series

De: Max Geek, Marcus Sloss

Narrado por: Christian J. Gilliland, Kasey Logan

Duración: 35 h y 59 m

Resumen del Editor

Kyroo is a vast world which many species call home. A mysterious curse rapidly sprawls forth every night as the twin moons vanish behind a curtain of eternal darkness. The unknown magic is raising demons from the depths of the planet that are praying on the unsuspecting. The Kyroo Kingdom is struggling to understand what has transpired as maps, texts, and many memories are now blank.

Logan loves the quiet farm life, even the endless hard work. The young man has a natural skill and passion for all things archery. As the curse affects his family, Logan thirsts for knowledge about what is happening and leaves his farm. He journeys to Narree, where he meets Riya, a farm girl just as determined and resolute to adventure as Logan is. They decide to brave the curse, fight the demons of the night, and help by redrawing lost maps.

Join them as they explore, fight, and navigate the world of Kyroo.

©2020 Marcus Sloss (P)2020 Marcus Sloss

Not Just A Lackey

This was a wonderful box set. Logan and his team have amazing adventures and the action rarely stops. As each book progresses the story only gets better. I highly recommend this series.

Please drop this woman

The female Narrator was absolutely terrible. I had to ignore her terrible narration just to get through it. I would love to see the entire female portion reread by someone else. then it would be great.

The narration hurt an otherwise fun story.

Logan and the Lackey's trilogy was a fun listen, but the narration in many parts kind of killed it. It felt like both narratpr's inflection was mismatched to the story so it lost a couple stars there.

Kinda monotone

Christian is, as always awesome! Kasey is a little monotone and her reading doesn’t flow very well. Story is incredibly grasping and fun to listen to. Lots of good humor and action.

Good story, bad narration

The story was pretty good. The male narration was on point. The female narration was painful to listen to. If the story wasn't good, I wouldn't have finished it.

Good God.

What in hell's name is this narration. It's shocking how easily a narrator can wreck a story. Anyone's mental-narration is leagues more colorful than this woman's lit class read through.

Comparing the listening experience between this pile of wtf and Marc's other series, Gryff, is like comparing a pile of butt salsa and a 4-star restaurant's main entrée.

Great story, just have to suffer through her disjointed reading ability. Occassionally, she doesn't even narate, and you hear him repeat or read the female parts himself.

Good idea for the story

The story is good but it need more detail. The MC and the people around him is well done. The world building can be better.

The performance can be good if they just do some editing. Who ever is the editor need to be fired.

fun series!!!

Good story and narration!

A young man with a bow, a few arrows, and dreams of adventure has his whole world changed in one fateful night. An unnatural darkness has taken over the night and he is one of only a few equipped to handle it. adventure Fortune and beautiful ladies await on an epic adventure sure to make you chuckle.

The narration was well done and really brought the characters to life!

I really enjoyed this series and it's awesome that you can get the entire series for one credit!

Logan and the Lackey's are Great

Just the rite amount of world building, fighting, and fornication. should make more unsatisfied wanting more to

good story, flat female narrator

the story had many twists I did not expect. However, all but 2 of the female voices (in the final book) sounded so similar I could not tell them apart and had as much inflection and excitement as a computer generated voice.