The Bladed Faith

De: David Dalglish

Narrado por: Devante Johnson, Imani Parks

A usurped prince prepares to take up the mantle of a deadly assassin and reclaim his kingdom, his people, and his slain gods in this epic fantasy from a USA Today bestselling author.

Cyrus was only twelve years old when his gods were slain, his country invaded, and his parents—the king and queen—beheaded in front of him. Held prisoner in the invader's court for years, Cyrus is suddenly given a chance to escape and claim his revenge when a mysterious group of revolutionaries comes looking for a figurehead. They need a hero to strike fear into the hearts of the imperial and to inspire and unite the people. They need someone to take up the skull mask and swords and to become the legendary "Vagrant"—an unparalleled hero and assassin of otherworldly skill.

But all is not as it seems. Creating the illusion of a hero is the work of many, and Cyrus will soon discover the true price of his vengeance.

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Dalglish sticks the landing with his final Keepers fantasy ... This is a worthy finale."—Publishers Weekly

"Dark, gory, yet still inspiring... . Dalglish’s approach to this third book in the series (after Ravencaller) keeps the returning characters fresh, relevant, and impactful in their necessary roles to both uplift and restrict the responsibilities of the Chainbreaker."—Library Journal

"Soulkeeper is a fast-paced, page-turning ride with a great, likeable main character in Devin Eveson. It's the definition of entertaining"—John Gwynne, author of Malice on Soulkeeper

"Dalglish has created a rich and intriguing world."—Kirkus on Soulkeeper

"With strong world building, imaginative monsters, and a capable system of magic, this series will please readers who enjoy dark epic fantasy with engaging characters."—Booklist on Ravencaller

"Fans will love the second installment of this dark fantasy about very human characters beset by inhuman dangers."—Kirkus on Ravencaller

"A dark and lush epic fantasy brimming with magical creatures and terrifying evil....Dalglish's world building is subtle and fluid, and he weaves the history, magical workings, and governance of his world within the conversations and camaraderie of his characters. Readers of George R. R. Martin and Patrick Rothfuss will find much to enjoy here."—Booklist on Soulkeeper

"Dalglish manages to combine familiar elements in exciting ways... that's sure to keep readers turning pages."—Publishers Weekly on Soulkeeper

Another solid story!

If you like David's Shadow dance series, you'll like this too. They have a very similar feel about them.

just rough

Honestly, I think I'm just going to have to actually read this one to decide whether or not I like the story itself. The narrators are just shy of monotone, not to mention the number if mispronounced words throughout the entire book. I'm not even going to bother with the rest of the series as audiobook, the story has potential, I just can't tell if it's actually good because the horridness of the narrators make it so hard to focus on the story.

Great author

I enjoyed the plot and characters, and I’m excited to see where the story goes from here!

Great Book but Imani isn’t right

I loved this book and Devante Johnson did great but I dreaded every time the female characters came up because Imani Parks could not voice the characters well at all. If they keep her maybe she won’t sound so monotone in the next book and actually convey emotion through her reading. Honestly I can’t wait for the next book this is my third series I’ve started by Dalglish and I’m ready for more, hopefully we won’t have to wait long.

incredible

absolutely incredible story and telling 10 out of 10 highly recommend, And you need 15 words to post a review so here's some more words.

Narration caused instant buyer’s remorse

This seemed like a good story and something I would enjoy. Within two minutes I was angry that I had wasted a credit. The male narrator sounds like he’s trying to force his voice deeper to sound… more intense? The character voicing is bad. The damage narrator is bland but not as grating as the male. I might read this book on kindle but I couldn’t make it past the second chapter listening. And that was only in an attempt to listen long enough to leave a review.

best book I've read so far!

first book I've listened to by the author yet, but Definitely my favorite book I've ever read.

really enjoyed it

enjoyed tge story immensely... my only problem is with tge female narrator, her voice is fine but her reading and cadence make it hard to follow at times. she takes a sentence and turns it into 2 or 3 sentences because of her pauses which sometimes changes tge context of the sentence. Still.. I loved the story and I am eager to start book 2

lackluster narration

I enjoyed the story but the narrators read so slow
it's almost painful to listen to at times. the male narrator isn't so slow ( I only had to speed him up to 1.20) but the female narrator robs every scene of any intensity or action because she's reading one word every three seconds.

that being said this was a very enjoyable first installment and it's got me excited and curious about what come next

Slowest narration I’ve heard

The book itself was OK, but the narrating was slow and monotone. I had to accelerate the listening speed just to bear it.