Redneck Revenant

The Adam Binder Novels, Book 4

De: David R. Slayton

Narrado por: Michael David Axtell

From bestselling author David R. Slayton, Redneck Revenant is an exciting new chapter in the Adam Binder series.

Adam Binder’s life has never been better. Sure, he has no money, no car, no home to call his own, and he’s worried about creating a future with his boyfriend Vic, but he’s closer to his family than ever before. He’s also Page to the Elven Court of Swords, and that appointment is not without its perks—like the invisible sword strapped to his back.

But on Halloween night, Adam’s life takes a disturbing turn. Annie, his brother’s long-lost wife, turns up on her husband’s doorstep alive and well, with no memory of her death. But is it really Annie, or a Trojan horse from some new magical enemy?

To uncover the truth, Adam will need help from those he loves most—as well as a couple of friends at Rogue Community College. As he navigates a perilous maze of magical politics and battles terrifying creatures from beyond the known realms, Adam will discover a secret darker and more unsettling than anything he could have imagined.

©2025 David R. Slayton (P)2025 Blackstone Publishing

Another great story from Slayton

This was a wonderful continuation for the Binderverse. I've grown quite fond of the cast of characters and the blend of modern and fantastical elements.
And of course, the narrator delivers another nearly flawless performance.

Relevant characters

I loved the character development. These were flawed believable people trying to let go of their baggage and get on with their lives. I loved how perceptions, whether truth or lies, shape us. Yet, when confronted with the truth, we can choose to be free of the lies. Reading Adam’s story was like therapy for me. It made me take a hard look at my perceptions and whether I was living my life based on truth or my flawed perceptions.

Very Happy to listen to Adam Binder's tales again

I went through the first three Adam Binder books in a weekend at the beach. They were very enjoyable, with empathetic portrayals of all characters, thoughtful world and character building, and a fascinating description of the magic used in the realms. I found these traits continued in Redneck Revenent, much to my delight. The re-incorporation of Annie brought a new plotline into the story. One that, within the Adam Binder world, was plausible and interesting. I recommend this series to anyone interested in Fantasy, Magic, and the subgenres of Fantasy. I enjoyed especially that the faeries were present again! I do very much love their stories within the world of Adam Binder. All in all, an excellent segue from book III!

So good! Love the ending!

This was so cute! I loved how it brought together so many of the characters from throughout the series & had a cute little surprise in the end. Not my favorite book of the series, but I definitely liked it & will continue recommending this series to others! I loved it!

Amazing storyline.

Great character development. Easy to read and great storyline. I would love to see more titles in the future.