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White Sand: Volume Two [Dramatized Adaptation]
- White Sand, Book 2
- De: Brandon Sanderson
- Narrado por: Terence Aselford, Alexander Strain, Dawn Ursula, y otros
- Duración: 5 h y 11 m
- Grabación Original
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General4.5 out of 5 stars 936
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Narración:4.5 out of 5 stars 795
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Historia4.5 out of 5 stars 793
Following the loss of most of his colleagues in a violent ambush, Kenton has become Lord Mastrell of the few remaining Sand Masters, magicians who can manipulate sand to do their bidding. With the ruling council poised against him, the hot-headed Kenton must become a diplomat to have any hope of preventing the eradication of his people forever. However, there’s another complication: assassins are coming for him from all directions, and Kenton’s only true ally is Khriss, a visitor from the other side of the planet who has an agenda of her own to pursue.
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2 out of 5 stars
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Production company grade F.
- De Amazon Customer en 12-04-20
- White Sand: Volume Two [Dramatized Adaptation]
- White Sand, Book 2
- De: Brandon Sanderson
- Narrado por: Terence Aselford, Alexander Strain, Dawn Ursula, Bradley Smith, Yasmin Tuazon, Jason B. McIntosh, Scott McCormick, Frank Britton, KenYatta Rogers, Mort Shelby, Rose Elizabeth Supan, Duyen Washington, Eric Messner, Joe Mallon, full cast
Good story, poor audio
Revisado: 01-09-23
Enjoyed the story, not as good as Sanderson's other works, but cant tell if its because of the writing or just the poor audio. Audio mixing was bad. There was a time where there was background music playing, footstep sound effects, swords clashing, and the voice actors speaking. Its really clunky in parts. Felt like I was playing a video game running around talking to NPCs.
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