
To Reign in Hell
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Narrated by:
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Jiraiya Addams
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By:
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Steven Brust
The time is the beginning. The place is heaven. The story is the revolt of the angels - a war of magic, corruption, and intrigue that could destroy the universe. To Reign in Hell was Stephen Brust's second novel, and it's a thrilling retelling of the revolt of the angels, through the lens of epic fantasy.
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A highly engaging novel
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I got caught up in the characters and the scheming was devilish!
A great read
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great
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The book did not have as much impact on me this time. But I did know the story.
The narrator did a good job. I enjoyed reading this one again. Thanks!
Loved this as a teenager, audio was pretty good
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Thought Provoking Concepts with a bit of Whimsy
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Definitely underrated
Great book
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A creative imagining of interpersonal events proposing an explanation to the most famous contradictory myth in the western world. The story tells of a descent from noble caretaker to paranoid despot, the corruption of power, how a self-proclaimed god of mercy and love becomes one who commands genocide and unquestioning subservience.
Adonai breaking bad
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The narrator was amazing. There are about a million different characters but he came up with different voices for all of them. Not so great with the women, though. Especially when trying to be sexy. But I haven't found a male narrator yet who's good at that!
So if I loved the story and I loved the narrator, why did I give it only 4 stars overall? It has to do with the writing style. Almost everything is dialogue. You have to work to figure out what's going on from short snippets of dialogue. It seemed like there would only be a couple of minutes of people talking, then it would jump to other people talking, never staying with one group very long. And each time the scene changed, there was a harp riff which quickly got annoying with frequent scene changes. I also had trouble keeping the characters apart at first because there were so many of them and some had very similar names.
I saw another review that said the lack of exposition, internal dialogue, and narration was what they loved about the book. It's the one thing I didn't love about the book. But as time went on and you became more familiar with the characters, it became easier to follow and didn't bother me that much. I even stopped noticing the harp. So give it a try. I think you'll like it.
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
Unique take on the rebellion in heaven
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Loved the narrator. Great performance.
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Absolutely loved it 💜💜
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The victors of war write history. To Reign in Hell tells a different tale than the one we were told.
To Reign in Hell is a top 10 fiction novel for me. I'd highly HIGHLY recommend anyone read it, especially if you enjoy christian mythology. The audiobook is Good. I don't know much of anything about how audiobooks are produced but it seems to me this was made by a talented fan of the book with their own means and no backing. My only complaint is that I got a bit tired of Satan sounding like Solid Snake half way through. For some this might be a plus.
The Other Side of "the Greatest Story Ever Told"
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