Assassin

Darkblade, Book 1

By: Andy Peloquin

Narrated by: John Lee

All in Voramis know the legend of the Hunter.

Relentless. Immortal. Death walking. The greatest assassin who ever lived.

Pay the master killer his due and the Hunter will execute any target, carry out any contract, no matter how impossible.

But when the Bloody Hand crime syndicate harms the innocents under his protection, they foolishly make an enemy of the one man they can't afford to anger. The price of the Hunter's vengeance is high-paid in blood and eternal damnation. Not even an army of crooks, cutthroats, and demonic creatures of nightmare can stand in his way.

He's far more than just one man . . . he's the Keeper-damned Hunter of Voramis.

©2021 Andy Peloquin (P)2024 Tantor

Alright

The book was wordy lot of scenes not really needed. But enjoyable, if your not a fan of mythical and medieval. This is not your book.

way too long.

this could have been 3 or 4 good books. way too many final type fights a good 1/3 was unnecessary.

OK

Ok story, but it's overly wordy and the story is dragged out needlessly, instead of getting to the point. If you cut the book down to 20 hours it would be a much better book. The author keeps repeating things you already know way to many times.

Narrator

I LOVE these books, I have read and listened to all of the first versions that were released. I am now on book 4 of the newer revamped version. Saw the newer version on here and thought I’d give it a listen. Sadly the narrator’s voice feels to elegant and lacking of the gravel and darkness that Vietor had when portraying the Hunters voice.

Way over done

Story is good but this author likes to make sure you get point by driving home points over, and over, and over again. This could be 10 less chapters IMO if he simply could move on past some encounters without telling you the same things over and over.