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Sword of Shame
- Narrated by: Paul Matthews
- Length: 14 hrs and 54 mins
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- ROBERT EDEN
- 07-05-14
excellent all my favourite historical authors
Where does Sword of Shame rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
this is an excellent book ranking among the very best
What other book might you compare Sword of Shame to, and why?
this book compares well to Bernard knight and c j samsom series of books and includes some of their characters
Which scene did you most enjoy?
all of them
If you made a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?
murders by men not swords
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
- Diane
- 27-08-09
Loved it...
Going purely by the title, I was a bit doubtful about ordering this book at first, thinking it would be too full of blood and gore. How glad I am that I did. All the story lines are superb; the consistant high quality of the writing far outshines the first book in the trilogy; 'The Book of Lost Prophecies', which I found rather uneven in parts, although still enjoyable. There is blood and gore but not to excess, and the plotlines take precedence throughout. There are some strong female characters in many of the stories too, so I think female readers would enjoy this book also. I loved the sly twist at the end of the final story, which tweaked at the leitmotif of the preceeding tales.
The narrator is excellent; the stories are compelling; the whole book is excellent, and I'm glad I bought it.
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Overall2 out of 5 stars
- Tom
- 22-10-10
Not great
I did find this book (and house of shadows) really difficult to get in to, they are quite well narrated and some of the stories are ok. But alot of the time it felt like a bit of a chore to listen too there seems to be alot of unnessary plot and characters. I would probably say I thourght this was slightly better than House of Shadows, but only in the same way that being stuck in a lift is slightly better than being stuck in lift with gaseous brussel sprout addict.
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