
He Who Walks in Shadow
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Narrado por:
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David Stifel
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Brett J. Talley
The Incendium Maleficarum has been lost and Carter Weston presumed dead, but the story is only just beginning. Now Carter's only daughter, Rachel Jones, and his oldest friend, Henry Armitage, must embark on an epic journey that will take them from the hell-blasted Tunguska forest to the catacombs of Paris to the shores of the Scottish Isles. They are in a race against time, for in France, strange murders and whispers of occult rituals herald the rise of an ancient evil bent on plunging the world into eternal darkness. It is up to Rachel and Henry to learn Carter's fate, recover the Incendium Maleficarum, and perhaps even save the world.
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Not as good as first novel.
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Feels like a bunch of other stories in one plot.
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Awesome
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The previous book in this series was a masterpiece. Kept me on the edge of my seat and up well into the mornings. This one is just long winded and lacks cohesion and focus.
Not even in the same league as it’s predecessor
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Just not as good as the first one
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I wanted to love this book but.....
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The plot was honestly quite lackluster and relied rather heavily on "recycled cycles" of Lovecraftian characterization. Not to say that the book was not enjoyable, it merely felt a little lazy at times. This feeling was not aided by the (granted, traditional) Lovecraftian trope of characters I eventually found myself not really giving a damn about. In a perhaps ironically humorous twist, the author made sure not to lose any of his through lines and therefore concluded his story with an ending just as shallow as his plot points were predictable.
The performer was not bad, by any means, but it almost felt that even he began to lose interest in the story as he read. Incidentally, he was NOT one to create a believable or acceptable female characterization (honestly, I wish the performer had been a woman to lend the proper tone to the main female lead who was perhaps the only character to come even close to an interesting story arc, albeit written with a somewhat sexist tone).
This book isn't half bad... the problem is that it isn't half good, either. It is fun and will keep you marginally entertained on a long car ride, but it will most definitely not dissolve your eyelids that you may stare and fall forever headlong into the Void. Got a credit? Boom: entertainment. Looking for a treasure? Move on folks... nothing to see here.
Brain candy at best
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A Call of Cthulhu RPG Come to Life
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