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Awaken
- The Mortal Mage, Book 1
- Narrated by: Simon Vance
- Length: 11 hrs
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- John E. Cressman
- 10-10-17
Great Listen - Just What the Doctor Ordered!
I started listening to this during a 2 hours route canal and thankfully it was engaging and interesting enough to hold my attention - for the most part - through the root canal. By the end, I was hooked and listened to the rest eagerly.
The performance was good, but not exceptional, and the story and world was unique and interesting.
I'm looking forward to book 2.
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- Dennis
- 11-20-18
Bummer...
I purchased this book based on the reviews of others but was disappointed. The concept seemed interesting, but just did not seem to go anywhere.
I struggled to finish it and kept hoping that it would get better, but in my opinion, the story never really worked the way it was written. I am not sure if I will try another in the series.
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- Jerome
- 04-10-18
Enjoyed it for the most part.
The last book I read from this author was a disappointment, but this book was surprisingly good. Characters make a story for me and the last book I read was one dimensional. This was a bit more, allowing the readers to see from the perspective of the other characters and not just the main. Also, in his books people don't seem to react as they would naturally do and at times I feel disconnected even if the story has an explanation as to why the character reacts the way they do. overall it was ok.
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- Professional Audible User
- 01-24-18
My First Return
Would you try another book from B. T. Narro and/or Simon Vance?
No. The picture of a main character should not be of a all situational controlling, self important, little prat, who has been made easily hate-able.
Has Awaken turned you off from other books in this genre?
Of course not. I am just afraid after purchasing 60 books that I am finally coming to the bottom of the barrel having listened to all most all of audibles Medieval feel / Fantasy type of books.
What aspect of Simon Vance’s performance would you have changed?
He was a pretty great reader. I had no issues with his voice.
What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?
Disappointment at nearly every turn.
Especially
(spoiler alert)
When the main dude meets his father who is not dead. Then saves his father and is like give me hugs dad then that's it. No emotion at all.Also another disappointment was the first time the two main characters have a connection more than friendship. They are both bruised bleeding and in pain but its all good because they are not tired and are both up after everyone else has fallen asleep and are about to have romance.Just no thought put into it
Any additional comments?
I would of kept the main character, but alter him completely. I tend to notice a inner struggle in many main characters across many books. This should be intriguing as it helps to draw the reader in to the characters personality. However, this characters inner conflict is how much of a prat he shouldn't be (controlling over any anything), but keeps being anyways through out the whole book.
There were times when the know it all character, who you start out sorta thinking is cool for the first 20 minutes then hating for the rest of the book, fails to notice something or acts snide when he is magically the only one who knows how to do something.
For example.
The ladder.
Yes the ladder. Oh how I imagine every reader begged for the situation where our 3 heroes are stumped on how to lower ones self onto a ladder leading into a hole. Where the main character was going to go first. Then is told he shouldn't because it isn't his deal, then is asked for help on how to get on the ladder. Then he asks to go first. Then the other character is like no ill go. Then asks again how they should move while on a ladder. Then finally musters the courage to climb on it leaving the last character (the fearless women warrior) outside because she is to afraid to get on the ladder, but then ends up coming down anyway because why not.
YES I KNOW. I purposefully made that confusing because guess what? That is how it is in the story!
Next as we see the BRAVE but CAUTIOUS heroes learn they must take a boat. Instead of following with the caution side of things. They take a SUPER DRUNKEN UNSAFE PIRATE WHO ESCAPED FROM THE WORST PRISON ON THE PLANET BUT LOVES KISSES FROM PRETTY WOMEN, over the obvious safer and cautious route of going to the elves for a boat.
Thank you book for blowing my mind. Right as I get to thinking I know the 2 girls they both go full on caution-less, fearless, and stupid teenagers on me.
The story is scrambled more than my morning eggs.
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- Nathan Parker
- 10-12-19
Good character, bad plot
Our MC is refreshing in that even though he's only 18, this isn't a Coming of Age story. He's already confident, assertive, and strong, so he doesn't having any growing to do on his journey. But as a character, he come across as pretty two-dimensional. While I respect him, I don't have any fondness for him.
My main complaint is the dumb plot. It basically consists of a girl rushing around to find her missing parents just so she can say good-bye and our MC wants to help her. They rush off into danger for no better reason than that.
A minor complaint is the subplot with the MC's father. I knew where it would end up, because it's such a cliched story line.
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- Milton
- 07-15-22
Choppy and shallow
This could have been a much better book with some character development. I finished it, but wasn't paying much attention to it as it played.
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- Anonymous User
- 03-30-22
10/10 Would listen again
This was quite an inspiring, enjoyable, and satisfying tail. I really enjoyed the magic system this author B. T. Narro uses and applaud him. The story was entertaining and easy to follow and had me enraptured when ever I sat down to listen. Amazing job to the narrator Simon Vance as well! Over all a great job!
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- brian
- 09-02-21
👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
BT Narro and Simon Vance go together like peanut butter and jelly . Great story and great narration .
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- R
- 09-01-21
could have been a good story
poorly written and the reader was terrible
no emotional attachment to characters
predictable story
boaring characters with unrealistic relationships
no character building
unrealistic reactions
I an sume this booke up in 10 paragraphs and it would probably be better then the actual book
all I have to say for the reader is he need lessons in everything with a focus on vocal emotions and using more the 2 voices.
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- Sherry
- 08-09-21
Unable to Finish
The character imbalances were not something that I could get past. Felt like Sword of Truth series where a strong protagonist male character was constantly apologetic and demurring to other characters. Not for me. May be good for someone who enjoys the Sword of Truth novels.
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- Mark
- 05-29-21
Great Book as always but different pronunciations
Excellent book, where the world has moved on a number of years with new characters. I found it more difficult to get into this one as the narrator pronounced words differently. Cairo became keyro. Took some getting used to but the story was great.
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- Nicholas J. Parry
- 06-26-18
Magical stuff!
Compelling story with a unique magical system. Contains unexpected twists! Simon Vance is my favourite narrator and makes the words cone alive.
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- Jenny T
- 10-27-20
narrative excellent
The story is intricately woven and narrated perfectly.
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- Pablo
- 05-24-20
Good performance but the story not great
Good performance but the story not great, I was dragging the book in the end
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- Poppey
- 03-11-20
Undecided
There seemed to be something missing when I started listening to this book - some backstory?
It is about a boy, Dresil, who lives at home and helps his mum, who runs a magic tavern. Dresil wants more than the boring life he currently leads and his wish is about to come true. He has formed a connection with another mage through magic and he is eager to learn who she/he is. However, opportunity is about to knock on his door and he will clutch at it with both hands.
I am undecided about this book. It was slow to start, but did pick up a little. It was enjoyable. I will try book 2 and see what it brings.
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- Carl
- 09-08-19
very good bit slow to start
I found the beginning hard to get into to but as the story got in it was very good
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