A Geordie tyrant

I like books that has action, I hate when an author spends two pages explaining what a character is feeling emotionally. One of the reasons I enjoyed this book was that the action flowed. I don't like too many plot stories going on at the sane time, having to read/listen for 5 mins to get the gist of that particular plot again only for it to change to another plot. Yet another reason I enjoyed dwarf, enough plots to make an interesting story but not so many as to forget. I'm more of a reader than a listener, when you nod off your thumb is usually stuck in the page, but when you are listening it takes a little longer to find where you left off. I had the opportunity to listen to this book so gave it a go.
The narrator really put a lot of feeling into the characters making them feel believable, though, the tyrant kings Geordie accent and infliction didn't quite work for me. I couldn't picture him saying those things.
I am very glad I discovered this series of books, I will be buying the others as they are released though for my kindle rather than than audible but that's just my personal preference.

I am looking forward to catching up with this world again.

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