
The Brand of the Warlock
Counterfeit Sorcerer, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Daniel Thomas May
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By:
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Robert Kroese
A hooded man, his face marred by a mysterious black brand, walks the Plain of Savlos. Some say he has the power to summon demons. Others say he is the only one who can vanquish them. His name is Konrad, and he has a secret....
Once an ordinary soldier, his life was forever changed by a fateful meeting with a dying sorcerer. Now he is all that stands between civilization and the creeping evil of the shadow world.
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Good fun fantasy
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Not his best, but good
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While I don't mind a slow burn, I sort of hoped there would be more "meat" in terms of payoff afterwards, and for things to speed up as the story races to the conclusion...but it keeps the same pace pretty well throughout. I can't give it a 5 star, as by the time the majority of the exposition was finished and we were "caught up" to present day for the MC, there was only about 3.5 hours left in the book, BUT it was still worth a listen, overall because the last hour was finally what I had been waiting for in a faster-paced thrilling conclusion.
Big props to the narrator. I hadn't heard his work before this, and I am glad just for the introduction to him as a good narrator.
Slow burn, but good.
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Chasing the Damsel
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serviceable, but confusing.
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BUT the really heavy usage of Hungarian words as "fantasy" is very distracting to me as a Hungarian. The fact that the narrator mispronounce every single one of them doesn't help either or maybe he does it on purpose to change them up a little bit.
Using Hungarian names is one thing, like István and Beáta.
But to call the big city "nagyvaros" = nagy város is a different story. Nagy = big, város = city.
Eastern people are living in "Keletiorsag" = Keleti ország = Eastern country.
Nearly everything in the book what is not an English word is in fact the Hungarian word for it. The countryside is called Videki. Yep you've guessed it, vidéki means countryside in Hungarian.
I realize that I'm in the extreme minority with this experience here, but still I felt it is something worth mentioning. It makes it somewhat easier to remember "fantasy" words tho haha.
Hungarian or fantasy
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Fun beginning to fantasy series
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a great fantasy world and elaborate story
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No Ending
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Slow moving
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