The Tercentennial Baron

The Bellirolt Chronicles, Book 1

De: Will Damron

Narrado por: Tim Gerard Reynolds

A vengeful, wild-eyed warrior, he's the most sinister figure in Scottish legend. For three centuries, the Tercentennial Baron has fought his way through famous battles - then vanished without a trace. Now he's reappeared in the quiet town of Bonnybield, where he's about to be discovered by 13-year-old Percival Dunbar....

Armed with a secret stash of books on the supernatural, Percival is the only one to recognize the ghostly signs emerging around his town. When he tries to decipher them, he's terrified to suddenly find himself face to face with the murderous Tercentennial Baron. However, the Baron reveals he's come not to attack Bonnybield, but to save it from an ancient, demonic evil.

Through an epic journey from the battlefields of 17th-century Scotland to the underworld of Victorian London and beyond, Percival races to uncover the truth of the Baron's past - and what it means for his own destiny.

©2017 Will Damron (P)2017 Will Damron

Interesting Setting and Engaging Story

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

I listened to this with my daughter, who is 11, during a long road trip. We were both completely engaged by the story - me especially to the bits of Scottish history, and her to the magical story line. The narrator's voice is perfect and we just loved it, we had not finished the book by the time the trip was over, so we listened to it on the couch for a couple evenings before bed - so fun!

Well done and I hope there will be more ...

I hope the author either concludes the story in the next book or lets people know if there is to be a third. If there is a Con side to an otherwise all Pro review it's being left standing at the altar after implying there would be a wedding. The author is not, sadly, unique for having done this. If that is indeed what is to be in which case, the ending is incomplete, a cliff hanger. I would like to read further, see how the story end once fully told.

It is still worth the listen/read, just be warned about the end which is more of a segway to another book.

One cannot help but become engrossed in the tale

Percival Dunbar, a thirteen-year-old boy, discovers a book; the one supernatural book written by The Grimm that is banned. In it, he discovers information about The Baron, The Tercentennial Baron in fact. From there his adventures begin. The Baron is a demon-like creature that hails from centuries ago and has fought in many battles – documented battles no less! Then The Baron disappeared completely and became a legend and feared boogie man.

Percival begins to notice supernatural happenings right before finding himself face to face with The Baron. Fearing The Baron has plans to destroy his hometown, Percival sets out to discover the truth about The Baron. Unfortunately, Percival may not like the truth or its consequences!

Will Damron, the author, has created a dark tale of supernatural creatures that lurk in the shadows and darkness of men’s hearts. A thrilling tale that captures the imagination of his listeners keeping them on the edge of their chairs. Unique and fascinating, Damron lulls his audience into an adventure that is action packed and challenges many to look beyond appearances.

Characters are complex, yet solid; the plot is well-developed and engaging. One cannot help but become engrossed in the tale. Damron weaves the story carefully bringing in Scottish legends as well as writing in the Scottish dialect. I am delighted to know that he has a second book in the plans and I look forward to hearing it!

This was my first time hearing a book narrated by Tim Gerard Reynolds. The Scottish dialect was well done and flowed smoothly as if natural. Reynolds is one narrator I could listen to for hours as his voice was awesome – he spoke the Scottish dialect consistently, unwaveringly and with a confidence that held the listener mesmerized!

This is a book you won’t want to miss if you enjoy the supernatural, demons, a bit of magic and swords!

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Audiobook was provided for review by the author.

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Not as great as I thought.

I bought this because of TGR. I love his narrating. Which was flawless as usual.

The actually story I found to be...boring. I didn't even finish it. Very few books I don't finish. I'm not even sure what it was that I didn't care for or found missing.

Dumbeldor and Harry Potter on steroids.

Audio book is superbly narrated. There is no magic like Scottish magic. Made the miles go by in a flash and caused a number of driveway moments

Amazing story and narration!

Tim Gerard Reynolds is my favorite narrator and the story itself is awesome. The characters fit well into the tale and nothing seems forced. I highly recommend.

Remarkably well written! Outstandingly performed.!

A truly captivating story of epic battles set in Scotland and beyond. Mystery, magic, noble acts amid dreadful odds. An absolute must listen!

A smashing debut!!!

Absolutely loved it! Already anticipating Mr. Damon's next work. TGR is a legend, absolutely perfect every single time. Great collaboration from two incredible talents!

A great book!

He really brings the characters alive, and I enjoyed all the different twists and turns the story takes.

Hidden gem

Why is this listed in Erotica? Author should check on that. I’m more than halfway through and I don’t think even the biggest prude would call this erotica.
It’s a great tale so far. I’m glad I took a chance because I like the work of TGR.