Daniel McCoy did a wonderful job at describing the Norse mythology without bias, or in recognition of bias at the time of it documentation. Andrew Tell was great at maintaining the feeling of historical significance by not taking creative liberty in dialogue. Andrew’s voice was also clear and crisp and his pronunciations were exact.
It is common for a good story to make me emotional. I’ve cried watching many films and listening to many books. This was different with The Sword of Kaigen. There were parts of this novel that had me sobing like a small child, and I loved every second of it. Andrew Tell did a fantastic..
Review from This Quest Is Broken! →
I actually enjoyed this book, i didn’t have high hopes for it, but it was quite entertaining.
a bit of a slow burn. but when you get to to the mid section. you are hooked!
Review from Last Light: Books 1-4 →
Good book but very predictable and the some of the outcomes aren’t logical compared to probability.
Review from The Sword of Kaigen: A Theonite War Story →
I’m gonna read everything by this author. cant wait for more stories like this one
Review from Data Jack →
The Jack Stratton books are fantastic. Just finished Data Jack and getting ready to get the next one in the series. They have so much to offer. You laugh, you cry, you get mad, and then you laugh again. Andrew Tell is perfect for these books too. Start at the beginning and ENJOY!
Review from The Sword of Kaigen: A Theonite War Story →
Wow…. I would listen to this again. This was so good. Some parts made me cry. But all in all it was great.
Review from This Quest Is Broken! →
I really enjoyed listening to this quest is broken. This book had some really good situational humor. I like the idea of a life quest, and thought that it was well written. I will definitely be picking up the sequel. Great stuff!
The characters and emotions. It’s just great. Well done. The narrator does a wonderful job too.