Saint Frank and the Dragon

De: Simon Carr, Rachel Crocker - editor

Narrado por: Maxwell Zener

Nobody is born a Saint, you must earn that title and change in pronouns through great deeds, or by knowing the guy who does the Saint lists.

This is the legend of Saint Frank, and the great deeds he what did to earn that Sainthood, not born a Saint, in the beginning he was just, Frank, but not long after some stuff that took long, he became Sir. Frank.

Sir. Frank may or may not have slayed a Dragon, if he did then this is the Tale of how Sir. Frank became Saint Frank, and if he did not then this is the story of nearly a Saint Frank and a triumphant Dragon.

©2025 Simon Carr (P)2025 Simon Carr

Very fun and awesome story

This has just the right amount of satire and comedy that makes it that much funnier to listen too so you won’t go wrong in getting it

A clever mix of humor and legend!

Saint Frank and the Dragon by Simon Carr (edited by Rachel Crocker) is a witty, offbeat tale that had me laughing and leaning in from start to finish. Maxwell Zener’s narration brings Frank’s almost-Sainthood (and maybe dragon-slaying, maybe not) to life with perfect timing and charm. It’s a clever mix of humor and legend, proving that nobody is born a Saint—you have to earn it, or at least know the guy who makes the list.

Wildly Funny

I was entertained by this story. There were so many instances where I laughed out loud or chuckled at the humorous incidences and dialogue. There were a few times where the story was a little too vulgar for my taste, but on the whole, it was unrestrained fun. I'm looking forward to the next book. I was amazed at Maxwell Zener's narration as his performance was entertaining and added to my enjoyment of the tale. I was given a copy of the audiobook. I volunteered, without financial gain, to post this review which reflected my honest opinions regarding this audiobook.

Satirical, ridiculous, and just a whole lot of fun

Simon Carr is an absolute master of sarcasm, satire, and general skewering of - well - everything. Saint Frank and the Dragon is funny, absurd, and a rollicking good time. Nothing and no one is safe. Religion, misogyny, generational differences, slackers, royalty/leaders, "merry" men...all fair game, and there are plenty of (maybe) sexual innuendos and references to bodily functions, too. To sum it up, it seems the author had a great time writing this book, and I think most readers will enjoy it, too. However, the overly sensitive and easily offended may want to pass. You probably won't get it anyway.

The narration is fantastic. It's like he is in the author's mind, and knows all the characters. I can't imagine I would have enjoyed the story nearly as much if I read it myself. The narrator is that good, especially with all the asides that are part of the story.

I hope there is another book about Saint Frank in the works. He has another quest and so many questions to answer.

Hilarious and Sharply Delivered

Ridiculous in the best way, laugh-out-loud funny, and brilliantly narrated—Maxwell Zener, you absolutely nailed it! Your performance brought this audiobook to life and elevated it to a whole new level. Simon Carr is a master of sarcasm and skewering everything in sight—nothing is off-limits. Saint Frank and the Dragon is no exception, and it’s a wild, witty ride from start to finish.