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  • Bloodwalk

  • Forgotten Realms: The Wizards, Book 2
  • By: James P. Davis
  • Narrated by: Bruce Miles
  • Length: 10 hrs and 27 mins
  • 3.6 out of 5 stars (26 ratings)

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Bloodwalk

By: James P. Davis
Narrated by: Bruce Miles
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Publisher's summary

This novel focuses on a sorcereress with the hellish magic of a blood magus at her command and a mounting ambition for territory and domination in her heart, and a ghostwalker’s attempts to defend a village from her seemingly inevitable success.

©2006 Wizards of the Coast, Inc. (P)2012 Audible, Inc.
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Unremarkable narration and long-winded descriptions.

The descriptors that were meant to be clever make each mental scene drone on. It takes so long to describe what's happening that your mind can't help but wander off. You eventually have to go back and listen again since it can't keep your attention. The reader doesn't engage in the story and other than changing his voice for dialog here and there. He does little in the way of performance. He sounds like Wallace Sean, the "Inconceivable!" guy from The Princess Bride.
Only as if he were being forced to read the series.

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