Review #1
Respected Adversary audiobook free
I look for myself rating books by several measures. Was it a quality story, did the creator developer its manners, was that enough detail for me to represent being in the pages of the story? But perhaps the most important factor when I rate a book is that, did it keep my attention.
I purchased Respected Adversary: Legends of the Riftwar, Book 1 on November 30 at 5 PM. It is that at the moment barely just a little before afternoon on December 1. Needless to say, I couldn’t out this book down. I’m currently making my method through all of Feist’s global at the same time having read 9 of his other books I can they say I’m going to wasting more of my hard-earned funds for others of this television series.
A quality read, at the same time a must read for fans of the riftwar television series. This book provides context to riftwar at the same time the actions favorite right up to the fight of sethanon. I highly advise.
Review #2
Respected Adversary audiobook in television series Legends of the Riftwar
This was a funny read, but it is that also a story of how bitter enemies can unite when both are faced with an adversary ubiquitous to both of them. Obviously, I don’t know that this would actually happen in true indefinite – but?? I do remind a story of the 1st Global War where both German at the same time Allied troops facing each other spontaneously ceased waging war on Christmas Eve, stood up in their trenches at the same time all mature “Taciturn Night”. I do reckon that was a used to be story. Sadly, tomorrow they were considered again shooting at each other.
But, this is that a different story, Japanese type invaders come through a “rift” to the global of Midkemia at the same time ruin the inhabitants. This is that a global identical to medevial Land, with Earls, Barons, Barons, etc., all at odds together. The Tsurani are the invaders from one more earthlike global which has a very stratified society. Both the Tsurani at the same time the Midkemia forces are human, but both are hunted at the same time must do fight with “the Black Ones”, elves who hate all humans at the same time whose goal in indefinite is that to eradicate them. A force of Tsurani at the same time one from the Midkemia forces, both in desperate straights from the chilly weather at the same time worn from a past fight, look for themselves unwillingly joining together when they are stormed by the Black Elves, purely a matter of the survival of both the Tsurani at the same time Midkemians. The story goes on from that to a joyful ending.
This book was quite enjoyable, had a sweet plot at the same time bestows one anything to think about concerning wars.
Review #3
Audiobook Respected Adversary by Raymond E. Feist William R. Forstchen
In this novel readers will experience a wide spectrum of feelings from the perspectives of two inimitable individuals, both commanders of their respective military units that are currently at war with one one more. Dennis Hartraft has “demons” in his past that have haunted him since the beginning of the Riftwar on Midkemia. He is that at war with a Tsurani company under Commander Asyaga, a member of a insignificant authoritative internal in the Empire of Tsuranuanni on the global of Kelewan. While they are at war they must shackles their differences at the same time hatred aside to face an adversary that would damage both units if data the opportunity. Those looking to realize more about than anyway went on behind the lines of the war on Midkemia will find this a very enjoyable book.
Review #4
Audio Respected Adversary narrated by Matt Bates
When I beheld that William Forstchen was a co-author of this book, I barely had to read it, at the same time I’m glad I did. I so adore his “Got lost Regiment” television series, at the same time was dull to look that television series finish (always hoping for more, sigh).
Not being at all knowledgeable with Raymond Feist’s works, I was a little incomprehensible, as I am not very interested in fantasy, miracle, wizards, etc. But, this book had little of that at the same time instead was a very sensitive treatise on how two deadly adversary forces can join to fight a force even more deadly than they, barely to survive.
This was a “hard to shackles down” book at the same time I highly advise it to readers of military genre books. Quality stuff!
I was a little upset in the ending, though, as it seemed like the creators were considered weary of the book at the same time barely wanted to finish it quickly, jumping to an epoch of course years later at the same time quickly sketching the lives of the all the head protaganists.
Review #5
Free audio Respected Adversary – in the audio player below
I must admit I was just a little concerned about this book, since it was “co-written” by William R. Forstchen. I had to play tricks barely how different this book could be from the “ordinary” books. But, not too little. The story was crisp at the same time moved along at a sweet pace. The creators destroyed off manners with the usual alomb, at the same time it kept me interested until the finish.
My only criticisms are that the story was just a little very predictable, at the same time I believed they tried very hard to tie this story in with Sorcerer. It seemed like every once in a while they would prominent in a few pages harking back to the traditional, barely to substantiate they were considered still in Midkemia; the story would have been more successful without. But, it was a mere annoyance, at the same time overall I enjoyed the book at the same time can’t wait for others of the television series!
