worst book in the series but still good. I would still reccomend this series to a friend.
too slow
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Shield of Winter
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This is a really good second book in a series.I loved Oathbreaker and this picks up where that left off.Alana gets captured and figures she will die,but doesn’t.There is a quest to rescue her. It’s full of twists and turns and magic. David Stifel was a fine narrator,again. I was given this free review copy..
Pleasantly surprised
Review from Awaken Online: Retribution →
I listened to this because I thought it might be necessary reading for the story, not expecting much, but it was actually pretty amazing. Moving on to book 3 I have a whole lot more love for Riley now!
I would have loved to have seen a different ending. Maybe the reunion between friends.
Brain candy at best
Review from He Who Walks in Shadow →
In the end, I would guess this story was in fact worth it, for no other reason than it was an acceptable continuation of the Lovecraftian Mythos. That said, this particular story – and performance – left a lot to be desired. The plot was honestly quite lackluster and relied rather heavily on “recycled cycles”..
Good
Review from Awaken Online: Precipice →
Story wasn’t as good as the first book, but second books rarely are. Looking forward to more though!
Smashing story; well-paced on a crescendo of action blended with just enough intrigue and a steady blossoming of the greater picture of a burgeoning space opera. Not quite as nuts-and-bolts as my usual preference with science fiction, but such isn’t missed in the grand scheme of things. The narrator in this particular recording is… my..
Performance killed it for me
Review from The Lost Starship →
couldn’t get through the second chapter, I just really didn’t like the reader. the story sounds interesting and I will pickup with book two because Mark Boyet took over and I enjoy his reading style.
The Sword of Light trilogy is a terrific, epic fantasy trilogy with tons of action and adventure. The writing is almost poetic at times, with wonderfully visual descriptions and artfully chosen wording. The ending leaves the reader wanting more, but the author has written more books that, while not sequels, do provide answers as to..
I really enjoyed hearing of how Captain Hook got to be who he was.Poor guy.David Stifel was the perfect narrator for this tale.I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.’