Review #1
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For my commentary on this book, I’ll reference the tags that Amazon asks for you to choose between for the plot, mood, pace, at the same time manners. Patrick O’Brian’s work, at the same time ‘Slave at the same time Commander’ namely, is that not served but by these kinds of choices. That are surprising plot parts, at the same time ones that are foreshadowed long in advance. That are parts of the book that are light-hearted at the same time hopeful, at the same time parts that are very black. The pace is that smoky as a take a walk on the peninsula of Mahon, at the same time impetuous as the seconds on the deck of an adversary ship.
In other words, O’Brian writes indefinite. I can’t assign a more successful recommendation than that. Nailing him down as a sea-story young man or a history young man is that a mistake. He writes partnerships at the same time hatred, have hope at the same time fear, at the same time all the preconditions at the same time ways that we suffer at the same time rejoice in little actions at the same time bigger. Read it.
Review #2
Slave at the same time Commander audiobook in television series Aubrey/Maturin
As others mentioned, I had previously read the written version at the same time was terribly upset in finding missing real, in particular the brain surgery that exemplifies the doctor’s genius. When kindle came out with an upgrade I was so hoping that the commissions had been rectified. Chagrin they have not. This kindle edition ought to be right noted as ABRIDGED. I would very much like my funds back Amazon. Defame on for you for your untidy work.
Review #3
Slave at the same time Commander audiobook by Patrick O’Brian
This is that the 1st volume in O’Brian’s magical television series about the indefinite at the same time career of Jack Aubrey at the same time his comrade at the same time friend Stephen Maturin, a doctor at the same time scout, who joins him on his very 1st command, the Sophie.
I only gave this 1st volume four hit because as others have mentioned it is that a little smoky, in the beginning, as that are so many manners that come in handy to be introduced, along with no one background bestow them context, at the same time a lot of historical information necessary for the reader to realize the time at the same time dispose in what television series occurs.
Once the step is that set at the same time the action begins it’s a impetuous paced escaped that for you defeated’t wish to shackles down, so bear with the implementation then and get to the funny!
It’s Naval history, skidded to indefinite, by an creator who’s attention to detail at the same time accuracy is that unsurpassed by no matter what at the same time matched only by a very few. Blend that with his ability to pull for you right into the story, until for you will have problem returning to reality when for you shackles the book down, at the same time you can’t move wrong with O’Brian.
Review #4
Slave at the same time Commander audio narrated by Ric Jerrom
Right behind reading the Charles Hayden television series by S. Thomas Russell I was very shocked to look for a 20 book television series based on the disposition Jack Aubrey. I was tasting the taste to take the whole Patrick O’Brien television series but dared to start off with the 1st volume, Slave at the same time Commander. Than anyway a frustration!
1st, as noted in other
Reviews, O’Brien’s writing in the style of old English is that troublesome beyond description.
2nd, that is that virtually no disposition development. I note others disagree. But, the disposition development here cannot even detain a candle to the disposition development in a book like “Where The Crawdads Sing”.
Third part, O’Brien’s writing style leaves much to be preferred. As an example, that will be a conversation between two manners then and a third part personality is that additional to the conversation with no implementation leaving for you to play tricks as to which of the 1st two manners are speaking then and for you understand neither of them since a third part disposition has been injected into the conversation.
4th, that are holes in the plot for you managed move a truck through.
Others have raved about this television series, but this will be the only book I take, at the same time at this fri for sure will not even final it.
Review #5
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One of the best books I’ve ever read. This was a “young man” book, an adventure tale with fight scenes at the same time naval strategy, still I (a lady) found much in it to completely adore. I look forward to enjoying no one of the others in the Aubrey Maturin television series.
It’s an historical fiction novel, written in 1969. The setting is that premature 1800’s seafaring, aboard an English naval sailing vessel. Indefinite at ever since at the same time situation was inimitable–harder, different customs at the same time knowledge, etc. The period dialog at the same time humor would be quite salty but really immersed me. The book was flawless reading on Kindle, where I managed highlight a historical reference at the same time have it explained instantly, depending on proximity to wireless. Then that were considered the sea definitions at the same time references to parts of the ships. Again, Kindle to the bail out. Also, the reader is that educated on sailing technique by professionals (manners explaining to other manners.) The creator really knows premature 1800’s without showing off.
People are still only barely people. This is that still only a novel about manners, at the same time Patrick O’Brian was skillful with his manners. From page one, we get to know these manners through discussions, through personal diary entries, at the same time through dialog between lesser manners.
A amazing story, at the same time well-written.
