The Shamer’s War

Shamer Chronicles, Book 4

De: Lene Kaaberbøl

Narrado por: Zoe Mills, Karim Theilgaard

Davin's never been good at telling what's brave and what's merely stupid, but when he tries to stop Nico from following his destiny, he knows he's crossed the line.

And now his sister, Dina, is caught up in Nico's quest. Her Shamer's Gift means she can bring humiliation to the most hardened villain, simply by looking him in the eye. But faced by Nico's deadliest enemy, Dina knows this won't be enough....

Cover credit: © nathanburtondesign.com

©2005 Lene Kaaberbøl (P)2021 Audible, Ltd

ENJOYED IT!

Very good book, hope there is more to come. And they rival the previous ones.

GREAT STORY!

I loved this trilogy from start to finish. I was surprised at all the twists and turns. And the narrators did a wonderful job.

I hate the unfinished about David and melly father

what is the story behind that about their father it cannot be unfinished like that in a cliffhanger it's just confusing with no explanation I love the book but I also need to understand it it cannot be this is the ending with no explanation in a way that doesn't make sense

Children

It seemed like this whole book was about stiff neck arrogant children children but they were young and they'll grow and they'll grow and maybe Just maybe they'll grow up and be somebody worthy

It grew on me

I work from home so I listen to audio books to break the silence. As you listen from one story to the next the characters begin to grow on you and you find yourself yelling or tearing up along with the characters. I definitely enjoyed the experience.

I Didnt Want it to End!

I loved these books I was so hooked! I am deeply saddened that I have finished them all and I wish there was more!

Excellent

I really loved this story ......... and especially enjoyed the surprise ending. every bit as good as Harry Potter. Definitely NOT appropriate for a child. Adult only

Not a Great Series

I struggled to finish the full series as the writing began to feel choppy and character development quite sloppy starting in Book 2. I didn't feel a form of attachment to any of the characters given they all lacked depth and background. Ultimately, toward the end of book two I mainly read the series just to finish them, not because I liked them. I wouldn't recommend the books to anyone.

not a fan of authors who

don't give their characters the sense God gave a goose. makes it hard to continue listening to a book where stupidity abounds.