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String: Grim Tidings

By: Sivam
Narrated by: John Joseph Rogers, Rylee Kuberra
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After a short-sighted endeavor, Maxis finds he has become a target of The Brotherhood of Cain—a violent gang led by a man renowned worldwide as The Grim Reaper. Luck appears to be on his side, however, as a girl with her own agenda comes to his aid. Together, they enter a three-way stalemate between the embodiment of death itself, a worldwide organization of religious zealots, and a woman who fancies herself a Goddess.

In a world rampant with superpowers, criminal organizations, and questionable authorities, Maxis will quickly learn that a cruel world will only breed crueler people.

Welcome to String, where everyone is hanging on by a thread.

©2025 Sivam (P)2025 Royal Guard Publishing LLC
Action & Adventure Fantasy
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The swaps between the male and female were very jarring. The female narration did a bad job of finding that fine line between conveying an annoying character and being actively abrasive to a listener, especially in head phones.

Female narrator is a problem

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great story, voice acting was clean and clear, but I couldn't always differentiate between dialogue and inner monologue.

damn fine story

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top quality writing and narration. lots of interesting characters and wasn't boring at any point

excellent super hero story

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This was great and I can’t wait for book 2. The world building is amazing and the premise of how supers came to be is brilliant. The epilogue was a great way to hype up Madhouse.

Amazing

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okay, I am confused...why does the heroes have to pretend to be villains? They could be heroes without joining the government and do so easily. The story is well written, but I don't really understand the characters motivations, mostly Sam.

Really?

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