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  • Lord of the Fire Lands

  • A Tale of the King's Blades, Book 2
  • By: Dave Duncan
  • Narrated by: Austin Vanfleet
  • Length: 17 hrs and 18 mins
  • 2.0 out of 5 stars (1 rating)

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Lord of the Fire Lands

By: Dave Duncan
Narrated by: Austin Vanfleet
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Having just finished five years of training to become deadly "blades", the finest swordsmen in the land, Wasp and Raider, refuse to bind themselves to the king during the graduation ceremonies, and become outlaws and head for the dreaded "Fire Lands" to redeem themselves in battle.
©2014 Katanji Arts Inc. (P)2020 Katanji Arts Inc.
Epic Epic Fantasy Fantasy Fiction
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Sad and sorry compared to book 1

Which is worse? An American doing a Scottish accent or a Canadian trying to imagine the childhood of a Viking? The story is silly and dull (the atheling calls his parents ‘mom’ and ‘dad’ and all but says ‘gee whillikers’ 🙄) and the narration is grating. Why choose to do every character in a Scottish accent when you aren’t very good at Scottish accents? Baffling. And awful.

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