The Seventh Star

The King's Watch, Book 7

De: Mark Hayden

Narrado por: Ciaran Saward

One Hell of a Party.…

Mina’s Bollywood extravaganza is a huge hit–especially when a surprise celebrity makes a dramatic entrance. While everyone queues for a selfie, Conrad is wondering why a Fae Princess has descended on him. It turns out she has a problem, and her problem is about to become Conrad’s problem: amidst the dark Satanic mills of Lancashire, something is attacking the Fae. Conrad has to leave his comfort zone in Clerkswell and break in another new partner. It won’t be long before he is praying for strength from Kratu, the Seventh Star.

Treat yourself to a listen now and find out the truth about Fairies, Gnomes, and W*r*e*w*lv*s….

©2020 Mark Hayden and Paw Press (P)2022 Mark Hayden and Paw Press

The adventure continues

If you’ve followed this series then you’ll know the various voices male & female. You’ll know that humans are just one, of a variety of species. I am looking forward to future parts of the series that are a fun weave of history, myth legend from all parts of the world.
Author is great Narrator (s) excellent and overall very entertaining

—— I would like to take issue with a previous review from Kevin… as stated above there are a variety of characters and the mix strong female voices of all species & male voices from all species. Those characters also represent as wide a diaspora of belief systems in this series as can be found in any story. I am not sure what your criteria for remarking on only seeing one type of individual in charge, especially when the series is based on Conrad Clark, but I disagree with other your assessment of this series. I appreciate the casual examples of introspection and acceptance of cultural differences and acknowledging that everyone is entitled to their own traditions & belief system.

That series went down hill quickly

Don't worry there are white men of the proper class to solve all the problems. They are not smart, skilled, capable or moral but with the obedience of the lower classes they will lead as they should.
What a POS this was.