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Samuel E. Hoke
After discovering that he is the reincarnation of a fallen ancient king, Abraham must travel aboard the fishing boat Zeebedee to confront an ancient evil that has plans to enslave humanity, and remake the planet to its whims. Abraham won't be alone on his journey, as people, places, and things are not as they appear to be.
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Warmache
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A good quick fantasy tale
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A good short.
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Warmache throws us into the deep end with the world, starting in the middle of the story and not really explaining how we got there. We are in a ship with 'King Abraham' as travels, through a storm and through an attack by adversaries. We are slowly given some details but never fully. For example, the fisherman references the King's death but doesn't give details. It is presented to us as if we were a citizen of this world and would know something which would be common knowledge to all in that world. The players in the battle are somewhat taken for granted that we would know them. Details and backgrounds are barely given.
While this could be annoying for most stories, it actually works really well here. We are given enough to know what is going on and never be lost, but not so much as to drown out the story being told with details. There is a much much wider, deeper lore here, but we only see glimpses, like through a mirror darkly.
The story is told is a strange version of present tense that seems to avoid a lot of the trappings of present tense story telling. This might be partially because of the shortness of the book and the pace, that it doesn't have time to get bogged down in introspection.
Narration by Samuel E. Hoke is good. He is well paced and and easy to understand. He has a gruffness that perfectly suits the main character. He does not do voices for the individual characters (or barely does) but it is never difficult to follow who is saying what. It is all told through the perspective of Abraham, and thus all told in his voice. This works well for the story.
I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.
Short story teases of a larger world
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The biblical references were interesting and the narration really was quite good, but it just never got there for me. The book was WAY too short and underdeveloped. This really needs to be much longer and fleshed out. If it was, I would probably rate it MUCH higher.
Way too short, needs to be MUCH longer
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Warmache by Mark Gardner and L. Fergus was a good read. Abraham finds out that he is the reincarnation of a king. He goes on to confront an evil that wants to enslave humanity. This was a good quick read.Great Read
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I think the story could be turned into something of much more value if a whole lot more story were crafted to fill in the holes and PLEASE put a little effort into coming up with some unique names to avoid the confusion of what the story is supposed to be.
A short story that really was to short
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