Bloodstone
Jon Shannow, Book 3
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Christian Rodska
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David Gemmell
About this listen
The tyrannical rule of the Deacon and his Jerusalem Riders has unleashed upon the world a sea of bigotry and hatred, where Unbelievers and Mutants are massacred in the name of God and Peace. And the long-vanished Jerusalem Man is now considered a saint of the new order.
To speak ill of his memory is heresy. But when the church in Pilgrim's Valley is burnt to the ground and its congregation is slaughtered, a rider appears and hunts down the killers. And word spreads - the Jerusalem Man is back!
Hunted and alone, Jon Shannow must battle the forces of the Deacon - and face a terrible enemy from another universe, a dark god who feeds on the souls of worlds.
©2017 David Gemmell (P)2017 Little Brown Book GroupWhat listeners say about Bloodstone
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- David
- 22-02-18
Simply Brilliant
Excellent series of books only shame is they came to an end. Well read, strong character voices. Gemmel does it again!!
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- Ulric Wolfshead
- 27-09-18
I love David Gemmell,
a brilliant ending to the trilogy... I do recommend this whole trilogy, no one can write like Gemmell
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- Lisa
- 10-11-17
How many crappy accents can a narrator do?
rubbished by narrators crappy accents. scousers, cockneys, Irish, Welsh, Brummies, African/Jamaicans? to name a but a few. All unbelievably terrible.
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- Ben
- 10-03-22
Love the book but the Epilogue is missing
I love David Gemmell books. I have them all in hardcopy, but love to listen on journeys too.
To avoid spoilers, I will not say anything specific about the story... It does not take away from the main thrust of the story, but I feel the epilogue to this installment (which is missing from this recording) gives a nice coda to the Jon Shannow series.
I agree with some of the other commentators regarding all the accents, in some instances they feel a bit stereotypical and made me wince. In my mind (despite me being British) I have always imagined the majority of the characters as having Midwestwrn American accents... although there is nothing in the books to indicate one way or another.
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- Mr. Ian N
- 13-12-17
Great story weird accents.
Great story being classic Gemmell, but a strange choice of accents from the reader, including Northern Irish, scouse, american western, and north east. I found it a bit off putting.
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- David S.
- 01-01-18
great story
very enjoyable, some strange twists, very well performed. lots of action leading to an interesting ending
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- Amazon Customer
- 16-09-22
Poor Narrator
As someone has already said the different accents are shocking and spoil the story which is interesting
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- Tommy
- 06-02-18
Complicated story
The ‘hero’ is in too many places at once
Needs significant concentration to avoid loosing track
Unnecessarily complicated towards the end
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