Swordheart

By: T. Kingfisher

Narrated by: Jesse Vilinsky

Return to the world of Clockwork Boys in this all-new novel from T. Kingfisher!

Halla is a housekeeper who has suddenly inherited her great-uncle's estate...and, unfortunately, his relatives. Sarkis is an immortal swordsman trapped in a prison of enchanted steel. When Halla draws the sword that imprisons him, Sarkis finds himself attempting to defend his new wielder against everything from bandits and roving inquisitors to her own in-laws...and the sword itself may prove to be the greatest threat of all....

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My first Kingfisher , Great Narration.

Not a bad book! I was looking at lists for cozy fantasy fiction and SwordHeart was on many a list. It was cozy. Although not as “cozy” as some cozy fantasy. More importantly in cozy Fiction , it was really witty and funny. Especially after the Rat Priest gets involved. I enjoyed this an don’t feel that I missed anything , even though I’ve not read other books from this AMAZING world , created. by Kingfisher.
This narrator is amazing!! So many different male voices and sounded different VERY different from each other. Narrator pulled this book up for me, although it’s a pretty great little book!

Super Cute

This was a very cute rom com type story. I caught myself giggling throughout the book. There was action, longing, and of course romance. The spice was mild but I feel fit the story. If you want a feel good Romantsy this is your book.

great performance!

I think this was one of my best audiobooks. Fantastic performance from the narrator - the book came alive on my headphones and I laughed out loud morę than once:) The book was fun and lovely - I highly recommend it (but mainly due to great narrator).

A great read!

I haven't yet read the books describing the world this book is set in, but it suffered not at all for that.
I thoroughly enjoyed the three main characters and the fun, creative, sometimes absurd dialogue.
The casual, obvious references to a world where whoever you are or whoever you love is just part of life everywhere is just the best

Amazing narrator

God, I love Halla and Sarkis! I adored this cozy fantasy adventure. I’m not sure how I would have taken to the dialogue if I’d read the physical version, I think the narrator adds a lot to it and is actually brilliant. I had to check it wasn’t two separate narrators because I found their voice for Sarkis to be so convincing.

I would recommend this to anyone, and I’ve already started to do just that. It entertained me and made me laugh, which was a delight after I’d read two heavier high fantasy books. This is my second read of Kingfisher’s works, although I’d previously heard only good things, and I can say I will certainly be reading more.