Sevenfold Sword, Part II

Sevenfold Sword, Book 2

De: Jonathan Moeller

Narrado por: Steven Brand

Duración: 21 h y 28 m

Resumen del Editor

The quest of the Seven Swords has put terrible power in the hands of madmen - and unleashed catastrophic war.

Ridmark Arban is the Shield Knight, the only Swordbearer in the realm of Owyllain. He is allied with the noble King Hektor Pendragon, who fights to reunify the Seven Swords and to end the destructive war they have unleashed.

But the tyrannical King Justin Cyros is marching to war against Hektor, and King Justin knows the secret of the malevolent New God, a secret that will kill everyone in Owyllain.

Meanwhile, the Necromancer of Trojas wields the Sword of Death, and with it he has summoned a vast host of the undead. Unless Ridmark Arban can stop him, the undead horde will conquer all the realm of Owyllain.

But the city of Trojas holds other secrets.

And one of those secrets might kill Ridmark and destroy Owyllain....

©2018 Jonathan Moeller (P)2018 Podium Publishing

Delightful

Great storyline.
Steven Brand is excellent in all ways except one: he sounds rushed. He is 9/10. A slightly slower pace with more pauses would make him 10/10.

I love this series and the narrator!

I am really enjoying these books! The storyline is good, and the narrator is great! On to the next!!!!

i love his books

i didnt even know there were more books so when i found out im geting all of em and re read em

Simply Awesome

Loved it. better than the latest batch of official D&D books I've ever read. I've already bought the rest of the books in the series and look forward to finishing them.

Great book

Good story.
The reader does not have much variation in character voice.
Some stereotypical "convenience" of fantasy writing does come into play.

Fantastic

amazing story, action packed and thrilling. the author is becomming a new favorite for sure. Steven brand once again gave an awesome performance. I really hope he reads the next ones for us.

Remember the details!!!

As allways, one of Moellers books falls flat on the details, not only the forced language and dialogue.
At one point two armies stand 3 miles apart, and they can still see the details on the enemies coat of arms without binoculars. If this world has the same diameter as Earth, then the enemy is just on the horizon, maybe even beyond it depending on the terrain.
At another point the Dark Lady can't talk about what happend in Tamlins past because he isn't at the right point in time (not far enough into the future). But if it happend years ago, why can't she talk about it, since she's only prohibited from talking about what is in the "shadows of the future"?

The voicework is also quite flat and he sounds about as enthustiastic as I feel after listening to it.