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Beastborne, Book 5

De: James T. Callum

Narrado por: Eric Michael Summerer

Duración: 16 h y 34 m

Resumen del Editor

Hal and his Beast have been sundered in two.

Done with sacrifices, Hal seeks greater monster powers and delves into the ancient magic of his world. With his wounds healing, his strength grows tremendously, opening up a new evolution of bonecrafting.

To reforge his eldritch body, Besal, Hal's Beast, ventures into the depths of the Fathomway dungeons, chasing after the source of the land's corruption.

The impending wrath of the Shiverglades' tribes looms over Brightsong. Though they fight on distant battlefields, Hal and Besal must work together for a chance to save their settlement from fated destruction.

©2024 James T. Callum (P)2024 Podium Audio

great

these book well preformed and we'll thought out. I highly recommend it to everyone.

I really enjoy this series.

very enjoyable. I am excited for the next one. I always enjoy hearing how everyone powers up, and the the characters personalities are enjoyable.

ANOTHER AMAZING INSTALLMENT IN THIS SERIES

Not gonna spoil anything but dragons and bone crafting. It’s all amazing definitely get this book

Good

The story was good but the pace is a little slow however it is getting really good I can not wait for the next one.

short

too short I feel like this book and whatever comes next should have been one book

Proof read for continuity please.

I'm only at chapter 54 but already there have been minor but galling mishaps in story events. i.e. referring to the charismatic paladin as 36 when he was 37. small stuff like that but enough to hiccup the immersion. also, sometimes when referring to Val, (you know who) the author wrote "he" like he was referring to Dale instead.

(no idc about gender politicking but I had to go back a few times to know who was talking to who. annoying)

Definitely proof read before publishing please. I've noticed this trend in the first few books too after a relisten.

As for actual story review? its... okay? kinda slow yet skips some stuff that could really be used to flesh out other characters like the dungeon diving. it was mostly skipped.

most of what I've read so far has been from Hals perspective so I don't see what the fuss about spending too much time behind the eyes of another character is about. sure there's tid bits but not 85% of the book.

very introspective

the story feel like it's always going from one introspective thought to the next and we don't really get a feel action or danger or struggle. the main character just come up with a way to deal with everything . I would like more battles or him simply walking Thu the town he made . the money he has never gets used so he just has money for no reason. he seems to fall in to explaining his past books to remind the read of his past deeds to often. te character is so strong now that every fight ether a huge struggle or easy fight . there no fly by the pants mommets. most interactions are some up to hey trust me or I can't trust you but I will this time. I feel like the writer would benefit from read godric and Felix books for how character should talk to each other . all in all I like it

the book was too short.

all other entries in this series have been longer. these are great books, I love them a lot. but it makes me sad to see the author go from publishing a 30 hour book down to publishing a barely 16 hour book. yet we have another book coming in October. I hope it isn't another short one. I could barely bring myself to spend the credit knowing how short the book is. my normal minimum for an audiobook to be worth buying is 20 hours.

please keep up the amazing work, I know the more books you have the more audible credits are spent and the better profits are. but most fantasy audio book enjoying people don't want a 16 hour book that's a sequel to a 30 hour or 25 hour book. I feel I was given half a book for a full credit.

but I'm also a snob with 98 titles in my library almost all of which and over 20 hours and many are 30-50 hours for 1 credit. please don't publish half a book just for more money if you can help it.

Another clueless Arthur book

The reason I say this is because there seems to be a trend here lately with authors and their books in a series. For some reason, the authors seem to think that we are more interested in the side characters than the main character. This new trend with authors blows my mind. Unfortunately, this is one of those books less than half. The book is about the main character and I can’t wait until this new trend ends.

Different

It could just be me but it feels like we went from 90% MC perspective to 90% other character perspectives. A good amount of action and struggle to very little. I don't even mind an OP character but at least have some good action and conflict. Both battles with the High mage were weak AF and it doesn't make much sense how he defeated him so easily the second time considering what was said and the conditions during the first battle. Definitely less enjoyable than every other book but still some what enjoyable and interesting.