
Power's Curse
The Rebel Lion, Book 1
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Narrado por:
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Morgan Keller
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De:
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K. J. Taylor
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Alara was once ruled by the Leobregae, an order of terrifyingly powerful lion shapeshifters. Arrogant and violent, they wiped themselves out in an endless fight for the throne. Now, only old retired soldier Torrhen Morbihan remembers them, and he is the last of his generation. But when his young apprentice brings him a shining Leobregu sword, everything changes.
Old Tor has a lion in him now, and it wants power...and it will destroy him from the inside out to claim it.
Power's Curse is the first in the Rebel Lion series from K.J. Taylor.
©2018 K.J. Taylor (P)2019 Burning Willow Press, LLCcouldn't deal with the narrator
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Pretty Good Storyline
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An interesting concept
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The narration was decent, and I appreciated the fact that things were wrapped nicely by the end of the story, with possibilities for future installments to the series, without ending in a cliff hanger.
Note: I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
Fun and unique read.
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It definitely leans more conventional in its beginning, and there are more than a few tropes strewn throughout; the classic cynical mentor, the overzealous young lad, the occasionally expected plot twist, etc. But the lion twist kept it interesting enough to finish. It sort of works well enough as a standalone, although it appears to be the start of a series, so I'm unsure if I'll continue on with it.
The narrator did a good job with the characters, however the over-enunciation of words ending in T and D was a bit distracting throughout.
All in all, it was a decent first entry from Taylor.
Better than expected
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