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The Cartographer: Complete Series
- Narrated by: Simon Vance
- Series: The Cartographer, Book 0.5-3
- Length: 44 hrs and 18 mins
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy
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Publisher's Summary
This set includes all three books in AC Cobble's Cartographer Series. A pair of unlikely investigators walk a dangerous path into the past, uncovering secrets best left alone in this dark, fantasy thriller.
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Samantha serves a Church that claims to no longer need her skills. She’s apprenticed to a priest-assassin that no one knows. Driven by a mad prophecy, her mentor has prepared her for a battle with ultimate darkness, except, sorcery is dead. When all is at stake, can she call upon an arcane craft the rest of the world has forgotten?
The fate of empire is to crumble from within. Do not ask when, ask who.
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- Gwendolyn
- 12-14-20
Kind of a cluttered story
This series was just all over the place. Time continuity issues abound! The main characters were pretty flat with no growth and relationships were all very superficial. Just not very appealing for me. It was hard to keep interest in the story with all the changes in POV, especially when the point of view is a character who dies. Also, why is it so difficult to give the villain a reason for villainy? It’s as if the villain of this story is so just to have an antagonist. What’s the purpose of killing off entire populations that you’re supposed to be wanting to rule? Ah well, I’m no writer so my opinion shouldn’t be taken into consideration. Sorry A. C. Cobble, this just ain’t me cuppa tea.
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- SKDEB
- 10-15-20
Incredibly creative
I thoroughly enjoyed this series and Simon Vance is perfect for its content. The best part is, though a fantasy, it is also a mystery. The plot lines are intricate and the surprises delightful. I really, really want an air ship!
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- Small Mountain
- 10-01-20
Good Start, but then an Extreme Drag
I made it about halfway through this complete series before I realized I had no motivation to continue the story. This listening experience started out well; the voice acting is very good, and there was an imaginative world plus a sorcery-driven murder mystery. Sure, the people in this world were probably descended from bunnies since every character that has a name in the series is mindlessly horny all the time, but at least there was a good mystery to catch my interest. After the initial mystery was concluded fairly early on, though, the story became staler and the bunny-people became less believable with less interesting (and mostly predictable) things to do. I hung on through the first book and tried the second, where again it started kind of interesting and then things started dragging, followed by some action that made little sense. I could no longer suspend my disbelief and was fed up with the strangely acting bunny-people and their lack of terribly interesting things to do. I exchanged the book.
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- K.Reniff
- 12-23-20
Excellent story line
I really enjoyed this story line an kind of wish AC would continue the line with Oliver and Sam.
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- Mark Clagett
- 12-08-20
A wonderfully narrated adventure with good action, character development and plot variance
The series was great with the second book being my favorite, Spirit tried to be a bit too ‘epic’ with ‘surprise’ reveals but it still was a great read that left me wanting more, but fully satisfied with what I got. Will definitely give other works by the author a chance.
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- David Wilson
- 12-08-20
Great read/ listen
I really enjoy this series. Every time I told myself “well I’ve got this figured out” the story or characters would go a different direction. It is definitely worth your time.
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- Nate Bradley
- 10-23-20
Amazing writing
One of the best series I have ever listen to writer has an exquisite ability to explain the surroundings Of his stories.
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- Amazon Customer
- 10-20-20
Worth it!
My husband and I both spent the credit to listen to this trilogy. Engaging and well written. The narrator did a great job. Well worth the time.
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- Sally Ann Lewis
- 12-14-20
Overlong. lacked intensity.
Over long . Promising start but lacked direction and narration was too flat, one chapter flowed into another. fell asleep too many times.
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- david hames
- 12-10-20
maptastic
I feel upset to have finished this book. characters almost became family. absolutely well recommended
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- Johnny
- 10-17-20
Good adventure
Good story intelligent fantasy with some good humour. AC managed to get a good relationship between the characters and keep a story grounded
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- GaryMac
- 09-28-20
great riveting fun.
loved it! hungry for more. it's a great twisted story with endearing characters. I hop theres a follow up.
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- mohammed
- 01-03-21
surprising find
downloaded this on a whim, thoroughly enjoyed it. Simon vances performance is what you'd expect, nothing less than brilliant. First time listening to a A C Cobble book. I'm definitely going to give the others a listen. check it out
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- Antony McNeillis
- 12-10-20
Great Story and brilliantly narrated .
I love how the story and characters developed. I hope there is a follow on that tells how the Cartographer uses his new powers.
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- Stabs
- 12-02-20
An immersive read.
The world in which this series is set is instantly believable and cleverly thought out allowing you dive in. The characters have humour and depth which allows the intriguing plot to to be carried by them. I found these book great escapism, an excellent adventure that I enjoyed all the way through. A cracking read.
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- Graeme
- 11-12-20
all three
brilliant book, thoroughly enjoyed, great narration some excellent twists .highly recommended. I will be re listening to this book it was so good