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Mercenary

Blade Asunder Book 1

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Mercenary

By: Jon Kiln
Narrated by: James Patrick Cronin
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Bereaved and exiled from his homeland, Ganry ekes out a living as a wandering mercenary. A contract to protect a 15-year-old princess sees him embark on a quest across the kingdom. Confronted with danger at every turn, they get help from some unlikely companions. And Ganry discovers that there is more at stake than his own survival.

©2014 Jon Kiln (P)2015 Audible, Inc.
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halfway through the king acquired a southern accent for no reason.

Also way to cartoon villain voices

Kingdom of terrible voices

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Dig the world, story and loads of fun characters created by Kiln. James Cronin's narration had some bright moments and some very awkward rough bordering on exasperating moments. Most of the characters have interesting accents, and intimations, but a few sounded a bit ridiculous ripping the listener out of the fictional world and into dumbfounded befuddlement. A mysterious mystical monk with a folksy southern drawl... Really? Overall it was enjoyable

Fun book, decent characters, but hit & miss narration

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The story starts out strong enough, but it just becomes painful to try and finish. The heroes keep quitting, they ignore the obvious course of action and sometimes it feel like they do the things they do just so the writer could continue the story.

It's slow and obvious.

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