
Colt the Outlander: Shadow of Ruin
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Narrated by:
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Charles Kahlenberg
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By:
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Quincy J. Allen
On Neb-six, only the strong survive. When a band of inhuman assassins comes after Colt and his bounty- hunting femme-fatales, Jenna and Brem, they set in motion events that will shape Colt’s destiny for years to come, if he lives long enough, anyway. Forced to leave the warm desert sands of his home, the Crow’s Nest, Colt must brave the brutal, arctic conditions of Geleira, Neb-six’s southern polar continent. Only there can he learn who the assassins are and why they want Colt dead. As the mystery unravels, Colt discovers something older, colder, and far more deadly than arctic-born, feline assassins. Evil lurks beneath the rocks and ice of Geleira, and it wants all of humanity destroyed.
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great story
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Interesting storylines
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This expertly teamed partnership between Allen and Kahlenberg brings the Aradio Brothers intellectual property, Colt the Outlander to life in a way that only they can. 5 Stars All The Way Around!
9 hrs & 32 mins of Multi Genre Action!
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Well, it didn’t even deliver that. Mindless..,yes. Fun action…no. There was lots and lots of action but no reason to care. Although the characters were written to fulfill the fantasies of teenage boys , Mt. Allen never bothered to write enough for us to get invested in any way. We’re just supposed to identify with the characters because they are bad asses and be drawn in by the action. But it’s a complete failure. Never once did I care if they survived the fights or succeeded in the mission. The quality of writing is just too lazy and immature. It’s worthless. The dialog was empty and beyond juvenile.
The audio production and narration was absolutely horrible!
At first I was intrigued by Kahlenbergs voice. He has a deep resonance like Sam Elliot. Unfortunately his voice coupled with the poor production quality made it very difficult to understand a lot of the book. The vocals became a low hum of garbled words and it was very difficult to understand what was being said without tweaking your audio settings to wash out as much bass as possible and tweak the treble above what would be normally acceptable. Then the production would add horrible sound effects that added nothing but annoyance to the audio. STOP DOING THAT! He also did an atrocious job reading! His cadence and inflections made absolutely no sense and only confused the narration. He would emphasize a word that should have been the end of a sentence with a better writer as if there were a period there but then finish the written sentence anyway without emphasis making a confusing and disjointed narration throughout the entire book. Extremely difficult to listen to.
Quincy J. Allen and Charles Kahlenberg are now two names added to my audiobook Do Not Buy Or Listen To list.
Terrible waste of money. Zero stars!
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