Pathfinder Tales: Shy Knives

De: Sam Sykes

Narrado por: Khristine Hvam

Pathfinder Tales: Shy Knives is based on the award-winning world of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game. With more than a million players worldwide, Pathfidner is the world's most popular tabletop RPG.

Shaia "Shy" Ratani is a clever rogue who makes her living outside of strictly legal methods. While hiding out in the frontier city of Yanmass, she accepts a job solving a nobleman's murder, only to find herself sucked into a plot involving an invading centaur army that could see the whole city burned to the ground. Shy could stop that from happening, but doing so would involve revealing herself to the former friends who now want her dead. Add in an aristocratic partner with the literal blood of angels in her veins, and Shy quickly remembers why she swore off doing good deeds in the first place.

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pretty good

who was a good solid story perhaps not entirely inspired but I enjoyed it very much

5 stars

This story was very enjoyable and the narrator did a great job of making the characters come to life.

This needs to be more!!

We need more of Shy Knives! The story was full and complete. Left us wanting more! I really like how Sam Sykes does his writing. Keeps it on the spot.

fun

Interesting MC w good narration. Enough twists to keep interest. First story I've had by this author. Glad to have found him.

a solid good time

This felt like a good intro to the Pathfinder universe. Some of the major factions and countries and creatures are featured. The story and characters are interesting. The main character is a "rogue who wants to do right in spite of herself" but having said that the trope was well handled and who she is as a character comes across in a substantive way to the point where I hope to see her show up again in other books. There were unexpected twists that kept things interesting and enough action and drama to keep things moving. It's an easy listen and easy to like.
Khristine Hvam did well with the voices. She brought everyone to life and nobody's character voice was too much or painful to listen to, I would feel confident to try her as a narrator again.