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Scott Warren
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When the Divine needs an intervention...
As champion of the Goddess of Fate, Marluck had it all: fame, power, status—until his divine favor was stripped while fighting a freakish fledgling god-beast. He somehow became an Oathbreaker: a reviled fallen paladin, scorned by all. A sentence from which most never recover.
Bereft of his powers and cast down lower than the cobbles, Marluck stumbles across the Oathbreakers Guild, where other ex-holy warriors like himself meet weekly and share their woes amid cheap ale.
It helps, for a time. But when a stranger in the group whispers of four holy sites where other Oathbreakers found favor once more, Marluck is helpless to resist the siren song of renewed succor within the fold of his goddess. Together with three eccentric paladins of wildly different faiths—each with demons of their own—Marluck sets out on a do-or-die quest to find favor once more.
A hilarious, knockout fantasy from the author of The Dragon’s Banker.
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- robert leonard
- 08-21-23
best book I've heard in a long time.
Narration was great. The story was interesting fun and a bit funny. can't wait to get more books by this author.
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- Ryan Andes
- 12-19-23
Where did they find this guy???
I listen to a lot of books, and this is my first review ever. That's how inspired I was and how much I freakin LOVED this book. And yeah for sure the writing is fantastic, but I'm here specifically for the NARRATION.
First off, I'm generally not a fan of American narrators. They just don't get UK accents down in a way that sounds authentic / fun / not overdone. Or the acting is just kinda meh. But Mark Garkusha?? He is a horse of a diferent stripe, my friends. Not only does he completely capture the extremely entertaining nuances of Marluck, but he breathes life into every other character he voices. I found myself genuinely chuckling at the hilarious conversations between Marluck and the other members of the Oathbreakers Guild. Top marks go to my particular favorite voices of the Grumke the dwarf, Mort the elf, and hands down best character in the book - Ram.
I was thoroughly entertained from start to finish of this outstanding journey. If nothing else, come for the top tier talent of Garkusha, stay for the hilarious writing and wild adventure.
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- Rellim
- 08-30-23
Loved every minute
First. I adore this cover. Warren has truly captured the story and characters.
This was my first time experiencing Scott Warren’s writing and it won’t be my last. Oathbreakers Anonymous was delightful, hilarious, and immersive full of action, adventure, twists, and turns. While this is entirely from Marluck’s perspective there are numerous secondary and tertiary characters that I also got to know and love. This is one of those books that’s hard to describe without spoiling anything. It felt like the perfect amalgamation between the epic quests and adventures of Lord of the Rings with the humor and characters of The Princess Bride.
Marluck turns from aimless to desiring redemption. He finds friends, and foes, in the unlikeliest of places and from a variety of backgrounds and species. Ultimately learning that his epic quest is about more than he ever imagined.
This is a full and complete story with no cliffhangers. Even a charming epilogue. However Warren has definitely left the door open for Marluck to have more adventures in the future.
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Mark Garkusha’s narration was like listening to a flawless full cast performance. Characters brought to life with charmingly unique yet consistent voices, accents, and personalities. He’s wonderful at evoking the emotion of Warren’s writing. Loved every minute of this.
While I own the ebook, I did receive a copy of the Audiobook from the narrator and am leaving an honest review.
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- Ron Slusarski
- 08-19-23
PLEASANT SURPRISE!
I was a big fan and had come across it by accident and I’m glad I did! Very well written and witty. I’m now a huge fan also of the books narrator. He did an amazing job!
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- LITRPG Audiobook Reviews
- 09-18-23
Sir Pterry would be proud; Discworld renews itself
Strap yourselves in, pretty babies; this is along one!
When I first delved into the audiobook "Oathbreakers Anonymous" by Scott Warren, I had no idea what a delightful and enchanting journey I was embarking on. As a newcomer to Warren's writing, I was pleasantly surprised and thoroughly captivated by the world he crafted and the characters that inhabited it. "Oathbreakers Anonymous" is a tale of redemption, camaraderie, and self-discovery, woven with threads of humor and fantasy that make it a truly unforgettable experience.
The story revolves around Marluck, a once-mighty paladin and champion of the Goddess of Fate who, due to a fateful battle with a god-beast, finds himself stripped of his divine favor and labeled an Oathbreaker. The fall from grace is swift and harsh, leaving Marluck aimless and desiring redemption. This is where the magic of Warren's storytelling begins.
Marluck's transformation from a renowned hero to a fallen paladin is both poignant and relatable. Warren's skillful narration, brought to life by the talented Mark Garkusha, allows us to feel Marluck's struggles, his desperation, and his determination to reclaim what he lost. The audiobook's immersive quality draws you into Marluck's world, making his journey your own.
But what truly sets "Oathbreakers Anonymous" apart is the ensemble of characters that accompany Marluck on his quest for redemption. While the story is primarily from Marluck's perspective, Warren introduces a cast of secondary and tertiary characters who are equally compelling and lovable. Each character brings their unique quirks and struggles to the table, adding depth and authenticity to the story.
What makes this book a true gem is its ability to seamlessly blend elements of epic fantasy quests, like those found in "The Lord of the Rings," with the humor and character dynamics reminiscent of "The Princess Bride." It's a perfect amalgamation of the two, creating a narrative that keeps you hooked from start to finish.
Scott Warren's writing reveals his deep and abiding love for the fantasy genre, especially Dungeons & Dragons. His world-building is rich and imaginative, and his characters are finely crafted with a perfect balance of absurdity, heart, and self-aware winks to the audience. If you're a fan of Terry Pratchett's Discworld series or have a penchant for all things nerdy and fantastical, "Oathbreakers Anonymous" is a must-read.
Mark Garkusha's narration is a perfect match for Warren's style. He brings Marluck and the other characters to life with pitch-perfect portrayals, making each character feel distinct and memorable. Even Ram the sheep, a delightful and unexpected character, is given depth and emotion through Garkusha's talent.
While "Oathbreakers Anonymous" is a complete and satisfying story with no cliffhangers, Warren leaves the door open for Marluck to embark on more adventures in the future. This audiobook is a testament to the power of storytelling, the resilience of the human spirit, and the enduring bonds of friendship.
"Oathbreakers Anonymous" is a fantasy masterpiece that combines humor, heart, and adventure in a way that will leave you longing for more. Scott Warren's storytelling prowess and Mark Garkusha's narration make for an audiobook that deserves a special place in every fantasy lover's heart. If you're seeking an enchanting and hilarious journey that will stay with you long after the final chapter, don't miss out on this remarkable tale of Oathbreakers finding their way back to the light.
Now, let's delve deeper into the enchanting world of "Oathbreakers Anonymous" and explore the various facets that make it a literary gem worth savoring.
Scott Warren's world-building in "Oathbreakers Anonymous" is nothing short of remarkable. From the very beginning, listeners are transported to a richly imagined realm where gods and mortals coexist, and destiny is a tangible force. This immersive setting serves as the backdrop for Marluck's journey of redemption, and it's a world filled with magic, mystery, and wonder.
The concept of Oathbreakers is central to the story, and Warren skillfully explores the implications of losing one's divine favor. Marluck's descent from a celebrated champion to an Oathbreaker, shunned by society, is a powerful exploration of the consequences of failure and the struggle to regain one's sense of purpose. It's a theme that resonates deeply with listeners, as we've all faced moments of doubt and setbacks in our lives.
As Marluck sets out on his quest to regain his divine favor, listeners are treated to a vivid and diverse fantasy landscape. The journey takes them to four holy sites, each with its unique challenges and mysteries. Warren's descriptive prose brings these locations to life, allowing you to visualize the ancient ruins, lush forests, and mystical caverns that Marluck and his companions encounter along the way.
At its core, "Oathbreakers Anonymous" is a story about redemption and the resilience of the human (or in this case, paladin) spirit. Marluck's character arc is beautifully crafted, as he transforms from a broken and directionless Oathbreaker into a determined and heroic figure. This evolution is a testament to the author's ability to create relatable and empathetic characters.
Marluck's journey is not just about regaining his divine favor; it's also a journey of self-discovery. He learns that redemption is not solely about appeasing the gods but about finding his own sense of purpose and worth. This universal theme of self-acceptance and growth is one that will resonate with listeners of all backgrounds.
While Marluck is undoubtedly the protagonist, "Oathbreakers Anonymous" shines brightly due to its ensemble cast of characters. The members of the Oathbreakers Guild, each with their unique backgrounds and personalities, add depth and richness to the story.
From the mysterious elf to the gruff dwarf and the unforgettable Ram, every character has their moment to shine. Warren's knack for creating well-rounded and relatable characters is evident throughout the audiobook. As a listener, you'll find yourself forming attachments to these characters and celebrating their victories, both large and small.
One of the standout qualities of "Oathbreakers Anonymous" is its ability to balance humor and heart. The book is filled with witty banter, clever one-liners, and pop culture references that will have you chuckling throughout. Warren's humor is sharp and well-timed, making it an integral part of the narrative.
But beneath the humor lies a story with a profound emotional core. The characters' struggles and triumphs are deeply moving, and you'll find yourself emotionally invested in their fates. It's this blend of humor and heart that makes "Oathbreakers Anonymous" a truly unique and unforgettable experience.
Scott Warren's deep love for the fantasy genre, especially Dungeons & Dragons, shines through in every page of "Oathbreakers Anonymous." The book is a treasure trove of references and nods to classic fantasy tropes and gaming culture. Whether you're a seasoned D&D player or someone new to the world of fantasy, you'll appreciate the author's passion for the genre.
One of the highlights of the book is the introduction of Chocklar, the god of hangry snacking, a deity that's sure to become a fan favorite. It's these imaginative and whimsical touches that make "Oathbreakers Anonymous" a joy to experience.
Audiobooks are a unique medium where the narrator plays a pivotal role in shaping the listener's experience. In the case of "Oathbreakers Anonymous," Mark Garkusha's narration is nothing short of stellar. His ability to bring each character to life with distinct voices and personalities adds depth and immersion to the story.
Garkusha's portrayal of Marluck is particularly noteworthy. He captures the character's range of emotions, from despair to determination, with authenticity and nuance. Even the bleats and baas of Ram the sheep, a character that will undoubtedly capture your heart, are brought to life with a delightful charm.
Marluck and his eclectic group of companions embark on a quest to regain their divine favor, a journey that takes them to four holy sites. These locations are not only rich in lore and mystery but also serve as stages for the characters' growth and development.
The challenges they face are both physical and emotional, and it's the camaraderie and resilience of the group that make each obstacle surmountable. As a listener, you'll find yourself eagerly following their adventures, hoping that they'll find the redemption they seek.
What makes "Oathbreakers Anonymous" truly remarkable is its ability to strike the perfect balance between humor and depth, fantasy and reality, and absurdity and heart. The story is a rollercoaster of emotions, taking you from laughter to tears and back again. the spirit of Terry Pratchett's Discworld series. Both works share a knack for blending humor and heart within the realm of fantasy. Much like Discworld, "Oathbreakers Anonymous" crafts a fantastical world where gods, mortals, and the absurd coexist seamlessly. The book's absurdity, witty banter, and clever one-liners evoke a similar comedic charm to Pratchett's writing. Moreover, the eclectic ensemble of characters in "Oathbreakers Anonymous" recalls the diverse and unforgettable inhabitants of Discworld. Warren's deep love for the fantasy genre and gaming culture, evident through his witty references and imaginative world-building, mirrors Pratchett's passion for crafting a world that's both whimsical and thought-provoking. For fans of Discworld, "Oathbreakers Anonymous" offers a delightful journey into a similarly enchanting and humor-infused realm, making it a must-read for those who cherish Pratchett's legacy.
Warren's writing is witty and clever, with a self-awareness that adds layers of enjoyment to the narrative. It's a book that never takes itself too seriously, yet it delivers powerful themes and moments that will leave a lasting impact.
While "Oathbreakers Anonymous" is a full and complete story with no cliffhangers, Scott Warren leaves the door open for Marluck to have more adventures in the future. This is a testament to the author's commitment to his craft and his dedication to creating a world that readers and listeners will want to revisit time and time again.
In conclusion, "Oathbreakers Anonymous" is a fantasy masterpiece that transcends the boundaries of the genre. It's a story of redemption, friendship, and self-discovery, wrapped in a humorous and immersive narrative. Scott Warren's writing is a love letter to fantasy and gaming culture, and Mark Garkusha's narration brings the characters to life in a way that's truly magical.
As I reflect on my journey through "Oathbreakers Anonymous," I can't help but feel grateful for stumbling upon this hidden gem. It's a book that reminds us of the power of storytelling, the importance of resilience, and the enduring bonds of friendship. Whether you're a fantasy enthusiast or simply someone looking for an audiobook that will make you laugh, cry, and cheer, "Oathbreakers Anonymous" is a must-listen.
So, I urge you to treat yourself to the enchanting world of "Oathbreakers Anonymous." Join Marluck and his companions on their quest for redemption, and let Scott Warren's masterful storytelling and Mark Garkusha's captivating narration sweep you away on an unforgettable adventure. Your heart will be lighter, your spirits higher, and your love for fantasy reignited by the time you reach the audiobook's charming epilogue.
In the grand tradition of epic quests and timeless adventures, "Oathbreakers Anonymous" stands as a testament to the enduring power of the human spirit, the magic of friendship, and the boundless potential of storytelling. It's a book that reminds us that, even in our darkest moments, there is always a chance for redemption and a path back to the light.
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- Aaron & Klarissa
- 10-27-23
Redemption is not the only way
This was an interesting book. A man lost his God's favor and met up with others like him in something like AA, and he finds hope that he might have a chance to get his power back, and has a group of other fallen paladins to go with him. I really enjoyed it and didn't want to put it down. The only problem I had with it was I was read/listening to it, and the chapter numbers did not always match.
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- Max Musial
- 07-09-24
Quirky and Enjoyable
I loved this story. it has good characters that you can relate to and a fun story. Ram has got to be one of the most original things I've ever encountered.
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- Coley
- 07-21-24
Incredible vocal performance and a truly incredible story
This book is in my top 5 of this year, and I usually listen to a couple books a month.
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- Kindle Customer
- 11-10-23
Great time
Full disclosure, I received a review copy for free.
I really enjoyed this one. Story was good. It was a little predictable but managed to throw in little twists here and there. Lots of sci-fi and fantasy references and lots of comedy. Overall it was a fun book and good story. This is straight up fantasy, orcs, elves, dwarves, and magic. You follow a group of fallen paladins on a more misadventure than quest for redemption. Lots of fun to listen to. The villians are more evil game show host than evil bad guy number 1 and the author does a good job of making them not be a typical forgettable bad guy. I've read TONS of books and the characters in this are really well done. Lots of character development but at times it seemed a little rushed.
Narrator was great. Lots of voices and good accents. He did a good job of bringing the characters to life. There were some very minor things at the end that were a little distracting (swallowing, pauses, etc) but this is an editing issue.
Take away: Worth a credit for sure. Not what you expect from a typical fantasy book. No easily guessed plot points. Great characters and great villians. Looking foward to a second installment.
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