Dark Harvest

Warhammer Horror

By: Josh Reynolds

Narrated by: Jake Urry

A Warhammer Horror audiobook

A disgraced warrior-priest who prowls the Greywater Fastness is forced to confront his past when a message from an old friend sends him on a perilous quest. In an isolated village full of untrusting souls, his darkest secrets threaten to come to light.

Listen to It Because:

Explore a corner of the Mortal Realms full of dangerous characters and dark secrets in a tale by Josh Reynolds, master of the sinister.

The Story:

Harran Blackwood was a Warrior-Priest of ruthless virtue. Now he's a man with a scorched reputation, prowling the back alleys of Greywater Fastness, content to fight the petty wars of racketeers for survival. But when a desperate message arrives from an old friend, Blackwood is forced to confront a past he thought long buried.

Summoned to the isolated village of Wald, Blackwood sets off on a perilous trek to ensure the sins of his former life remain forgotten. He soon discovers that Wald is a hostile, secretive place with sins of its own. Deep in the murky marshes, where the cruel chants of village folk echo and the stink of death hovers low, Blackwood must channel his bitterness and rage to defy the ancient darkness that now hunts him before he is devoured, body and soul.

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A Dark Swamp-town mystery!

Not a story for the faint of heart, but one I thoroughly enjoyed! This story was an absolute joy to listen to, and I would love to hear more about the epic adventures and downfall of Haran Blackwood! Packed with action, suspense, a fair bit of comedic moments, and a good dose of grindhouse-style horror! I was almost brought to tears towards the end, and am really praying for a series to be made of this amazing character! "How about a game of cards?" 10/10! Major props to both the narrator and the author!

Hard to Distinguish Characters

Everyone had the same voice. I honestly didn't know who's what and where's who like 50% of the time. The parts I did understand made for interesting, albeit violent, story.

dope

It was dope. I must write 15 words. more words, dope dope dope. fourteen fifteen.

A true epic

If you are interested at all jump on the road but mind the mire and May the Old Stag be merciful on your soul.

Atmosphere you can cut with a knife

Fantastically gothic and atmospheric. Most Warhammery of all AoS books so far. Great use of the setting. I want more!

Downsides:
1. it starts a bit slow
2. the narrator does not greatly differentiate between character voices.

it was good.

the narrator was good, in his own way. might put some people to sleep.

Great Warhammer Horror

The narrator gives this story an excellent atmosphere and does a great job conveying the horror of this setting. I totally recommend this book.

Quite good but carried by Jake Urry

It was quite good considering it was an Age of Sigmar book. That world and lore sucks big time! But it didn't delve too deep in to the lackluster lore and consentrated more on the characters and the plot. Jake Urry was awesome and very skilled in bringing the story to life. I would listen to it again just to listen to him tell the story.

Grimdark to the darkest.

A solid mystery, twist I never saw coming, and a great delve into the new realms lore. Everyone is a bad guy, just like the 80’s intended.

I felt threatened the entire time

This is a fantastic horror story. Gothic to the core. The narrator's performance felt like I was being threatened the entire time. With this slow malice to his voice. Really made the book for me.