Tooth and Claw

The Chronicles of Breed, Book 2

De: K.T. Davies

Narrado por: Chris Coxon

The world needs a hero, but all it got is Breed.

Leaving the Empire to face the wrath of an angry demon and its infernal hordes, Breed takes a ship and flees to Shen. With pockets full of gold, the Hammer of the North, a crate of whiskey and a conscience unburdened by guilt, life doesn't get any better, does it? Well, yes, it does - but it gets a lot worse first.

No matter how fast Breed runs, trouble is never far behind. Charged by an ancient power to find a way to stop Shallunsard the demon, Breed is thrust from one world into another.

Hold on tight, for here be krakens, dragons, undead queens and vengeful sorcerers.

©2018 K.T. Davies (P)2018 W. F. Howes Ltd

good listen, definitely entertaining.

better then the first, more depth and evolved story. character finally got some power besides his mouth. ending was nice and felt like an actual ending although there should be at least a third book? breed hasn't even killed shalanzar yet?

Love Breed! New skills!

Tooth and Claw
The Chronicles of Breed, Book 2
By: K.T. Davies
Narrated by: Chris Coxon
It had been a while since I read book one and I was worried I had forgotten the characters but once into the book it all rushed back to me.
Breed is a character all his own...a smarty pantys, snarky, but witty, a bit annoy at times but I just love him!!! He has just enough of each plus good qualities too. Seems like he finds more use for the bad ones in his world. What a strange world it is, and the one he accidentally travels to!
His reincarnation ability to go along with magic is nice but I liked him in his original Breed body. Oh well, it has saved him, lol!
The narration was terrific for this story! I am glad, Breed needs the best!

Wonderful

The journey that Breed went on was fantastic. From being a thief to all his adventures after. fascinating

some of the same snark

while the character is similar, the author basically drops an atomic bomb on where things were left after the first book and goes off in a totally different direction.

A disappointing sequel to a great 1st novel

I loved the first book of this series...it was full of fun. The first 13 chapters of this sequel were confusing at best. After that this sequel was saved by the narration and a somewhat attempt to return to a fun story. The humor and characters of this sequel also did not match the first of the series.