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Publisher's Summary
A blade fit for a hero. An army for a tyrant. A reckoning long awaited, and a tale reaching its end.
The riveting conclusion to the Wolf of the North trilogy.
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Overall3 out of 5 stars
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Performance5 out of 5 stars
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- Amazon Customer
- 02-14-18
Disappointed
Content was good, story and characters compelling but it felt like 2-3 books of saga was skipped. The story world's passing of time was fairly consistent in books 1, 2, and the first 3/4 of book 3, then ended abruptly. Not disappointed because it was bad, but because it was pretty good and I wanted more.
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- Denis
- 02-02-18
Ending ruined series
Loved 95% of the series, then the last 20 min make everything meaningless. I wish I never read the books.
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Overall3 out of 5 stars
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- Donald C. McCollum
- 01-20-18
EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTE WITH THE WAY THIS BOOK ENDED
Would you try another book from Duncan M. Hamilton and/or Simon Vance?
NO
Did the narration match the pace of the story?
NARRATION WAS VERY GOOD
Did The Blood Debt inspire you to do anything?
NO
Any additional comments?
AGAIN, THE ENDING WAS POOR. I WISH I DID NOT LISTEN TO THIS SERIES.
6 people found this helpful
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- David Weber
- 02-13-18
ok ending sucks.
Ok the ending sucked felt like it was rushed... I like all the other book. this one just fell short..
5 people found this helpful
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- matt
- 01-24-18
good book ,bad ending
the first two were outstanding, but I guess book three you couldn't find an ending,because the one you did really s*cos, I wish you did better, if you didn't have a ending make a book four,
5 people found this helpful
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- Bushido Eternal
- 03-11-18
A Disappointing End
Started great, ended in a rush, really needed a lot more at the end. Feels as though Mr. Hamilton was pressured to finish the book quickly. Unfortunate.
4 people found this helpful
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Overall3 out of 5 stars
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- Amazon Customer
- 03-07-18
Great story until the last few chapters.
I enjoyed the trilogy quite a bit overall, very well narrated, but felt the ending was rather abrupt and not all that satisfying for such an epic story. Felt like there was at least another book or two missing before the end, but also glad it didn't drag out that long if the result would have been the same.
4 people found this helpful
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- Dustin R.
- 02-07-18
Somewhat anticlimactic
The series as a whole is interesting and different but the story could have been done in two books or less. The ending springs up at you and you almost can't believe that's it.
4 people found this helpful
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- Sailfish
- 02-01-18
A Most Unsatisfying Ending
From the beginning, the bard unwound the epic starting at a coming-of-age period and methodically moving forward in time with Wulfric gaining more fame and glory with every encounter, helped by a special magical battle gift bestowed on him by an old god. The telling held the promise of an epic conclusion at the end.
Regrettably, after the last horrific battle in which his primary protagonist had escaped his wrath, the next we discover that 20-30 years had passed and the ending was not epic but rather pedestrian and ungratifying.
13 people found this helpful
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Overall2 out of 5 stars
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Performance4 out of 5 stars
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- Ahmad
- 02-04-18
Don't buy it! Just don't!!
Once again another spectacular series ends with the author seemingly tired of his own story and rushing to the end making it lose all the texture and quality that made the first two books worth listening too. May Duncan M Hamilton regret his lazy and disappointing ending.
15 people found this helpful
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- Mary
- 03-12-18
So good i didnt want it to end
What made the experience of listening to The Blood Debt the most enjoyable? As the last part of a trilogy this book brought the story to an epic conclusion. Something that I must say I was very disappointed with, as I would have loved it to have gone on longer. The story was enthralling and with Simon Vance as the narrator you have a certain winner. Incidentally as some who has chosen books just because Simon Vance was reading them, he is undoubtedly a Master of narrating. In Summary, well worth a read, better if you read the previous two books first.
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- anthony
- 08-07-20
Great series
Loved it loved the whole series i got completely submerged in them moved along at a fast pace was disappointed when I finished them wanted more and the narrator was first class political backstabbing and sword fights will definitely read more from this author.
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- mr j m tattersall
- 07-29-20
The Perfect Ending
What a series of novels,it had to end that way, but, what if........ Hated it to end. This is a must listen for those ,like me enjoy these stories
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- Anonymous User
- 05-06-20
Brilliant Ending And Excellent Narration
A spectacular ending to a hero narrated so beautifully could make a grown man cry
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- Roy H.
- 04-26-20
Superb
Really Really enjoyed this take .From humble start to contented end. ithas everything you cot wish for BRAVO
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- Anonymous User
- 01-22-20
The ending was the only thing I didn't enjoy
I enjoyed every book but the way it finished felt a bit rushed and I didn't enjoy the ending. Just my opinion but still loved this series.
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- Poppey
- 12-31-19
Sorrow Bringer
The story continues with the Maisterspeaker, whom I think we all know the name of by now. Wulfric, now named Ulfyr, has walked the path and has returned with his prize and becomes the Princess Alice's Champion, but that comes with a price. He returns to Elzburg at the request of the Princess. However, it also serves Ulfyr's purpose. I started off this trilogy with a maybe and it has proved to be one of the best trilogies I have listened to. Simon Vance brought the characters to life and really drove this series forward. If there is one comment I would make its that I absolutely hated the ending.
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- Andrew Warn
- 09-22-19
A good last book
Narrated amazingly well by Simon Vance!! Bravo....what a narrator you are! The third and last book was as good as the first 2. The story was good, characters interesting and the battle scenes poor. A very respectable 4 stars though.
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- Matts my name
- 04-30-19
Fantastic series
Really good pacing with action and development of characters. Stayed up during late to finish each chapter
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- AmazonCustomer
- 04-25-19
fabulous
loved it well worth time very good all 3 books wish never stop keep eye out for writer
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- taleulah
- 06-19-18
Disappointed
Was all over the place. too many characters to follow, hard to keep up. Not happy with the ending after trudging through the 3 books
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- Anonymous User
- 03-24-19
Very Good, but could have been two books.
I loved the story and performance, and the ending was good (even if it was what most would sort of expect). It was a satisfying and solid final installment in a good series. I just wish the author made this into two books by expanding a few major parts of the story arc instead of bypassing them, but at least they were done in a decent if not good way that do make sense when you think about it. I can definitely recommend the series and this book.
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- Anup
- 03-20-19
Great story
Great story. The story telling is fantastic. a bit sad at times but that's life.
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- Anonymous User
- 03-14-19
loved it.
very enjoyable story. liked the style in which it was written. tidy ending- all makes for a great read. narration excellent. I pretty much only listen to fantasy these days . Not to heavy with magic. I recommend this to like minded souls.
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- Anonymous User
- 03-07-19
Good body, hate the ending
POSSIBLE SPOILERS AHEAD Besides really struggling with the narrator and the way that they give the same tone and style of speaking to everyone, regardless of background or mood, I love these books and the universe it creates. Wulfric is one of my all time favourite badasses. He carves it up in the go so installment as he sets the foundations to slaughter Rodolph like the pig he is. Unfortunately, the ending feels like it was just tied off unceremoniously because the author got sick of writing the book. It finishes exactly how you expect it to, with no embellishments and flair to add interest. Plot armour is strong with the villain as he gets away multiple times with utter contrived bullcrap as the excuse. Aethelman, cut the effing rock on the floor of the palace Adelaide, get your damn add in and out of the room, no need to linger Wulfric, it is obvious that there's gonna be a fight once you walk in that throne room, bring your gift up and don't let it down until you're gone. Getting knocked out in a single hit by a lowly palace guard is shite considering the feats you'd accomplished up to this point.
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- Amazon Customer
- 05-18-18
One of the greats
If this isn’t the best story I’ve heard or read than it’s close I laughed I cried I wanted to grab a sword and battle well done thank you but I want more
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- Marilyn
- 05-02-18
great books
enjoy the story sorry it ended. i was walk for hrs listing to the books
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- Kylie O'Toole
- 04-10-18
This was a great listen, loved the story. Enjoyed
This was a great listen. loved the story and characters. Easily got attached to the characters and their struggles. liked getting the different point of views.
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- Sweetheart1
- 03-04-18
Rip my heart out
Seriously. My heart was ripped out. How could that happen. I loved this serious. The way it was read from the master storyteller was fantastic. I bawled my eyes out after that one scene.
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- Tahn
- 02-08-18
Excellent story telling
i loved every minute of it i hope he expands on this world just great