
Gods of the Wyrdwood
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Narrated by:
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Jude Owusu
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By:
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RJ Barker
In a land of gods and wars, a brave forester encounters prophets, warrior monks, and mysterious magic in this exciting fantasy novel.
Cahan du Nahare is known as the forester—a man who can navigate the dangerous Deepforest like no one else. But once he was more. Once he belonged to the god of fire.
Udinny serves the goddess of the lost, a goddess of small things; when she ventures into the Deepforest to find a lost child, Cahan will be her guide. But in a land where territory is won and lost for uncaring gods, where temples of warrior monks pit one prophet against another—Cahan will need to choose the forest or the fire—and his choice will have consequences for his entire world.
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Dark take
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Better to read
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Slow to start but this is a truly unique and creative novel
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Definitely Different, I'm on the Fence
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Amazing book
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Another unique vision, this time of Forrest’s. It’s a different spin than I’ve read before and just the few small details made such a big difference in the big picture.
Loved it. Highly recommend
Another great new world by this author
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the narration was all right but monotonous and droning at times.
not enough world building for a first novel for my taste
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As I reach ever closer to my 1000th audiobook, that has become my lodestone. The difference between a good and great fiction author, in my opinion, is allowing for conflict to develop without forcing it with
inexplicable stupidity.
Good (and great) authors come up with great story ideas, but story ideas don't come with perfect timelines. The author has to fill in the blanks.
I think "good" fiction authors work to fill these blanks until the chain of events is "good enough." That chain may allow some plotholes and require some inexplicable decisions to be made, or characters to simply have a character flaw of massive stubbornness to "explain" the inexplicable, but once they've reach what to the undiscerning reader is a likely to be a tolerable level of cohesion, they move on to the next part of the story they were originally planning.
In my opinion, very good and great fiction authors, on the other hand, search for plotholes and do not stop working until those gaps are filled by a logical storyline, no matter how long it takes.
A "very good" fiction author will work until those plotholes are filled, but may resort to acknowledging them and simply explaining afterwards that what LOOKED like a plothole really wasn't, because of something we didn't know yet.
A truly great fiction author, however, pokes and prods the road and stress-tests it for anything that could POSSIBLY turn into a plothole, then has others do the same, and then doesn't simply fill them, but tears up that portion of the road and rebuilds it so the plothole never existed.
There's more, but my brain is tired…
Simply (but not solely) good
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RJ’s Books Have a Hold of My Heart
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That being said the writing is very average and action on the dull side. I really wish the author went into some depth on the unique components of the world. a lot of hints are dropped, but it comes off more as something they plan to figure out later then a cohesive addition to the story.
The narrator did a really good job at narration. The narrator also has about two and a half different voices. outside of the main character and one other everyone more or less sounded the same. Didn't subtract from a story but didn't add to it either.
Lot of potential but..
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