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It’s a fun book.

Revisado: 03-26-25

This was a fun book to read after i finished Starship Troopers (the book,.. not the movie). It’s nice to see women standing along side men in combat. I enjoyed much of this but there were some parts that made me roll my eyes. FYI: humans leave tracks in snow.

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People are stupid

Revisado: 01-31-25

This was a great book! Can’t believe it’s 30 years old. Classic D&D story. I love the performance of the reader :)

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No voice actor,… just terrible AI Virtual Voice

Revisado: 09-05-24

Steel Guardian was narrated by Tristan Wright. She did a great job!! I loved how she used different voices for different characters and her intonation.
This book, Steel Defender, has AI Virtual Voice that is just god awful!!! It all monotone, has no intonation, it just drones on and on.
I am half way through it and WILL NOT be buying the other books in the series as they, too, are read by AI Virtual Voices.

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If like the other books,… then this is pretty good.

Revisado: 08-12-24

Pretty good. Rhysand sounds like Batman. Take this book with a grain of salt. Well,… several grains of salt.

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More elf p@*n

Revisado: 06-30-24

If you like the other books than this one is 4 out of 5 stars. I really just wanna finish this series. Rhysand sounds like Batman to me.
As someone that plays D&D I am frustrated with the “You have used this spell in the past,… use it now”. And they don’t.

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Not the same quality as Atlanta radio theater company

Revisado: 06-01-24

Rhysand sounds like Batman! Not the same quality as Atlanta radio theater company that I have heard at Dragon*Con.
Hard to believe the main characters 21 and Rhysand is 500 years old.
Its a fun read

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Feyre Archeron comes into her power.

Revisado: 02-26-24

Book 2 was a good read. It keeps your attention and has sooooo much character growth! Lots more background on the different Courts. Feyre learns more about her powers and how to weird ‘em.
And, at the end of the book, it leaves you itching to read book 3 !

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It’s a fun read.

Revisado: 12-13-23

My daughter pushed this book on me. I enjoyed the character development and the fey realm. Lots of who is plotting against whom in here. As a guy that plays Dungeons & Dragons I was kinda surprised that they did not cast raise dead on two of the fallen! Like, “let’s raise this dead person,… but not those two over there”.
Also,… I enjoyed the voice acting.

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It’s. Sooooooo. Slow. & Predictable.

Revisado: 11-02-23

Basically the Blacksmith gets what he wants. And, for some reason, the ladies that live with him do what they are told without question. This book is so slow and boring and predictable. If you like that kinda book,… this is for you.

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Totally 80s

Revisado: 10-14-23

Remember, this was written in 1985 when the Soviets were still in power an the USSR was ready to nuke the USA. If you liked lucifers hammer you will like this too.
Lots of lose ends tie together in the end.
Kinda fun to see the archetype heroes of 1980s and kinda sad to see the blatant lack of equal rights.
I really enjoyed the voice acting.

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