Sword-Maker

Tiger and Del, Book 3

De: Jennifer Roberson

Narrado por: Stephen Bel Davies

He was a champion of sword magic sworn to track the hounds of hoolies. Yet before Tiger waited perils far deadlier than any hounds - the Dragon's Lair. A magical novel of sword and spell from the author of Sword-Dancer and Sword-Singer.

©1989 Jennifer Roberson O'Green (P)2014 Audible, Inc.

Old favorite series

I loved this comedic series. I saw comments about chauvinism and wanted to say that is the point. These books made me laugh and think about relationships. It is pure entertainment. I loved the narration as it fit the characters well. You’re cheating yourself if you don’t indulge.

Quality really dropped on this one.

I'm about one-third through Sword-Maker, and wow did the quality drop. The storyline is fairly stupid thus far, and the constant bitching by both the main characters has just gotten old.

***

OK, halfway through now and the story has improved markedly. Thank goodness.

***

Finished it, and on balance it is OK, but not as enjoyable or engaging as the two previous novels.

Good

I love Tiger and Dell, and it seems like these books just keep getting better as the series goes on. Tiger believes that he killed Delilah in their last sword dance. He finally got off of the island, but he is still healing from the nasty wound that Dell gave him. Then, as the story goes on, he finds that he did not kill Del and she ends up joining him to follow the hounds to where they are coming from.. when they do find where the hounds are coming from the get a lot more than they expect. One of the things I like about these stories is they seem to have more than one story within each book. After Tiger and Del
dispatched with the hounds, then they ended up going south. The track to the south was an adventure in itself. Del was looking for the person she wanted to kill but yet they learn some other interesting things about why all the tribes were gathering together in one place in the desert. I am excited to read the next book of the series.

my two cents

I love the series, not a fan of the narrator, though. Nathan Fillion would have been a better fit.

Fun

Tiger is a man to love, fear, and laugh with through the whole tale. Del is a beautiful strong woman. They make an awesome team!

Good storyline but execution is a little rough

Upside - The storyline is fairly unique which is refreshing
Downside - The author has trouble getting through some of the human dialogue. In several sections the lead characters banter back and forth in a structure and content that reminds me of a middle school or high school short story…a little painful to get through but the storyline is unique enough to keep me onboard. It was almost laborious enough for me to stop reading/listening and walk away. But applause for the great storyline.

shut up stop bitching worse then teen

sand tiger turns into cry baby and stupid man so plot go.forward but we could just talk 5 chapters ago. but plot armor so badass no worry about skill or consequences but always crying about del. this is just rambling but tiger is literally whining for the last 20 minutes and I want to throw my device then he go stupid blind and he hover over del like a mother hen