The 13th Paladin Boxed Set

Books 1-3

De: Torsten Weitze, Tim Casey - translator

Narrado por: Gildart Jackson

Duración: 43 h y 57 m

Resumen del Editor

Ahren: Ahren's life consists of being beaten up by his drunkard father or bullied by the village lads. But at the annual suitability tests for apprenticeships, the young boy finds himself selected by Falk, the guardian of the forest, to be his apprentice and his world is turned upside down.

From his new master, he learns the skills of archery and how to fight the Dark Ones. And then, on the day of the Spring Ceremony, there is another unexpected turn of events. He touches the Stone of the Gods and it illuminates for the first time ever. It isn't long before a cantankerous wizard turns up and urges Falk and Ahren into action.

The Naming: Two Einhans have been found but the third is still at large. Time is of the essence. Ahren's Appointment as the 13th Paladin - assisted by the three Einhans - must occur by the winter solstice. If not, He, Who Forces will awaken before his time and plunge the unprepared peoples of Jorath into the depths of darkness.

The Brazen City: The saga of the 13th Paladin continues. Join him and his friends on their adventures in the Sunplains and enjoy meeting his old friends in Deepstone again.

Note: This audiobook includes Books 1-3 in the 13th Paladin series.

©2017 Torsten Weitze (P)2022 Tantor

l Ioved it

the book was very enjoyable and I appreciated the growth of the main character and the amount of time and effort the writer put into making him relatable.

great story

love the books wish they were all on here and can't wait to finish them

Mute

Why is the hero a young idiot widiot when do they grow up a status just showing spurts of intelligence I know hes young and hes growing but my goodness

Great series I’m hooked

Definitely going to have to listen to the rest of the series. Great fantasy with great lore and world building

Ignore the haters!

I was hesitant to buy this title based on several bad reviews, but 45 hours for a single credit was too enticing. I'm glad I risked it, because it is a great listen! I'll agree the narrator isn't the best, but I got used to it and it didn't interfere with the story.

Enjoyed this very PG story

Great start of what seems to be a great series. Looking forward to the next book.

Pretty good story really

The author has a little bit of a unique voice, using phrases and references that are a bit older, not really outdated for a fantasy story and not bad in any way other than I had to look a few of them up. I felt like this was a good overall story and for the deaf that it was being a boxed set, I'm very happy with it. The story might be a just a touch on the soft side for me, but we all need someone good to root for once in a while.

3 books one credit. A gem

I came into this with no expectations. what I got out of it is waiting for the 11th book now. The best way I can describe the main protagonist is a simple and dumb teenager. He isn't great or powerful. But, that is what this series needs at the beginning. he grows. and it is a true growth of character that takes past experiences and helps him be a better person and the best paladin. I enjoy the world building.

An entertaining Tale. Worth a Listen.

While it may not be some epic in the same league as a lot of popular fantasy authors out there, it was still quite enjoyable for me. I look forward to more from this series. We get to watch a fifteen year old boy learn about the vast world outside the small isolated village he grew up in. While it shows how naïve he can be, it also produces some truly comical moments. All of this while coming to terms with that he is a member of an ancient order to fight an evil god. The action and fight scenes are not over the top or unbelievable for the genre. Over all it is well written and has a decent story. Wasn't so sure about the narrator when It first started, but he grew on me as the book progressed.

Engrossing story

Loved the characters, wanting more paladin story! The wolf/ boy dialogue is awesome. Good read