
Prentice Ash
Rage of Lions, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Derek Perkins
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By:
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Matt Barron
Trained as a knight, condemned as a heretic, exiled as a convict, Prentice’s every moment is a struggle just to survive.
The Duke is dead and now Duchess Amelia, his young and inexperienced bride, must rule the Western Reach alone. But when an unknown enemy invades her lands, slaughtering all in their path, her knights are too eager for glory to see the danger.
She must turn to Prentice, a convict, wise in the art of war and the only one she can trust despite the dishonor it brings.
Thrust into the front lines, Prentice must fight to survive not only the violence of the enemy, but the inexperience and foolishness of his own commanders. In the midst of conflict, Prentice will earn the battle name Ash, for no matter how intense the fires of war, even if all burns away, Ash will still remain.
Prentice Ash is a medieval fantasy set in a unique but familiar world full of knights, magic, prophecies, and warfare. If you're a fan of Song of Ice & Fire and Dune, you've found your next favorite listen.
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Great read, dark, gritty and fresh!
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Great new series!
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Fantasy that reads like historical fiction
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(Slight spoilers)
It’s also refreshing to read Amelia’s parts to see just how difficult it was to be a woman in this time period. Especially with how she’s able to play the court better than most by the end of book
Prentice on the other hand, I loved how the ambition he once held slowly starts to rise once again. Along with his ability to command the loyalty of his other convicts.
Overall if you enjoyed more grounded action and court dramas this is the book for you.
Couldn’t stop listening
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Best book I have read or listened to in a decade
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I am not someone who enjoys religious agendas in stories but it didn't interfere with the story in too great a manner so it was easy to not pay it too much mind.
My only wish is that the overall world and its "norms" were better explained. Their is talk of other sentient creatures as if it is common knowledge that they exist in the world but most everything else, including the religion, is all based off real human history. It makes it hard to grasp if this is supposed to be an alternate universe or if it is intended to be historical fiction with some serious twists.
All in all, these are simply critics and are not meant to take away from the fact that the story as a whole, in my mind, was fantastic.
Great character building
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Annoying yet enjoyable
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Good guy finishes last, zero justice
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