
The Prince of Luster and Decay
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Narrado por:
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Nigel Patterson
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De:
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J. D. Brink
Sergeant Jacob Knox leads the Head Knockers, a unit of scout-saboteurs in the war against the Dread Duke and his armies. They are the favorite squad among Captain Brighton's Stormwalkers, until an ambush by shapeshifters kills the Captain, half the company, and Knox's best men. Now the new Captain has new orders: he's sending the Head Knockers to investigate an abandoned village, the possible source of the attack. It's just Knox, his sword, and a handful of boys barely old enough to shave against an evil force burrowed deep beneath the dirt streets of an empty town. Waiting for them there is the Prince of Luster and Decay - the demonic embodiment of greed - and it'll take more than a sword to defeat it.
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Would you consider the audio edition of The Prince of Luster and Decay to be better than the print version?
I haven't read the print version.What was the most interesting aspect of this story? The least interesting?
I loved the battle in the tombs.Which character – as performed by Nigel Patterson – was your favorite?
It's hard to choose between Sgt Knox and the Prince of Luster and Decay.Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
No.Any additional comments?
It was a fun, fast paced fantasy adventure.Great Intro to a new fantasy series!
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Dark. I liked it.
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If you could sum up The Prince of Luster and Decay in three words, what would they be?
Soldiers, Demons, WarWhat was one of the most memorable moments of The Prince of Luster and Decay?
The build up to the final scene was tense. The narrator did a fine job of keeping the atmosphere as the author would have intended. Vocally, Nigel Patterson sounds very like Sir Tony Robinson, which is no bad thing!Which scene was your favorite?
I really enjoyed the final standoff between the sergeants character and The PrinceWas this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
Yes, as a novella it was easily listened to on my morning commuteAny additional comments?
I shall be looking for the rest of the series!Pleasantly Surprised
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