
Return of the High Mage King
Age of Heroes, Book 1
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Narrado por:
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Jessica Threet
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Boise Blue
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De:
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Shane Hammond
All of the incredibly powerful high mages died out centuries ago. Nobody expected one to return.
I was just a simple blacksmith apprentice when a visit by the mages of Essalin confirmed what I’d long suspected—I could touch the aether. Destined to be a mage, I’m plucked from my village alongside a feisty redhead so we could journey to the fabled city of the high mages to learn how to control and wield the aether.
The road there isn’t going to be easy though. Brutal orc raiders are spreading across the continent for the first time in a hundred years, and rogue mages are stirring chaos in their wake. I find some allies along the way, including a highborn blonde with a sassy mouth, but it’s clear to me that I’ll need all the help I can get.
Especially when my coming shakes the foundations of the entire continent—all the way to the long-dormant throne of the High Mage King itself.
I hope they’re ready for me.
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Excellent first book in series
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Nice start, Jessica Threet is amazing!
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I've never been a fan of Boise Blue's narration. His voice has this soft, lispy quality to it that just grates on me. If he'd been the primary narrator I'm not sure I'd have been able to get through the book. He also has more trouble with pronunciation than most narrators (not to the point of screwing up constantly, but things like pronouncing 'signet' as 'SIN-yet' are painful). Fortunately, Jessica Threet handles nearly everything, and she's always excellent.
As far as the writing itself goes, there are a number of issues that crop up throughout the book. Some of it is just basic editorial failure and bad/redundant adjective/adverb choices (e.g., things like 'flaming wall of fire' show up way too often). However, there's a frankly insane number of things that just don't make any sense. How is it that 'concern' can be 'written into every pore'? What on earth does it mean that 'there are forces at work that are beyond any one man’s comprehension'? What if we have two men? Then is it immediately comprehensible? Or one of my favorites: 'He was very fluid with his movements, as graceful and talented as was necessary to be a good swordsman.'--so he's exactly as graceful and talented as a good swordsman? What? Ordinarily I just overlook these kinds of things, but in this book this stuff is all over the place. It made for a listening experience where I was routinely having to do mental double takes to make sure I'd heard things correctly, which was beyond distracting.
All of that being said, I'll reiterate: it's still worth a listen. Just be aware of the drawbacks.
Issues, but worth a listen
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Good one
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Great Start!!!
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Great
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Excellent
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Pretty awesome
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Fantastic
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writing and performing
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