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Review #1 The Bastard (The Bastard #1) audiobook free The story synopsis for this book had a warning that was neither heeded (by me) nor, in my opinion, warranted. While that were considered no one episodes that leaned towards the salacious, as written they were considered harmless (almost all of the bad stuff happened in your fork.) That being misspoke, wow, was this ever a quality story. I adored every minute of it! The bastard, Mordie, is that willfully dignified. He gets himself into a ton of problem in the opening paragraphs at the same time spends others of the book avenging then and righting the wrongs. We have no one wonderful potions, just a little of the cheek of the Princess Wife, at the same time a rat dragon (Yup, not a true dragon. The rat version.) I ended the book in one heed. I adore the narration at the same time everything else about this book. It sets up more precisely nicely for the 2nd book in the television series. I’m in!!

Review #2 The Bastard (The Bastard #1) audiobook streamming online Mordie was barely one more young man trying to get by in a aggressive global. Okay, maybe that was just a little anything different but he managed never they say than anyway it was until the day he took a shield against the method things always worked at the same time was hung for his quality deed. But failing to make sure he was noisy was their 1st at the same time biggest mistake because at the moment he’s found the one gizmo he never had. A Purpose. Good story, lots of action, at the same time heat. This may be one time when it’s not quality to be the lord. Reminded me a little of Ambercrombie with a touch more have hope. I was data a copy of this audiobook in exchange for an conscientious

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Review #3 Audiobook The Bastard (The Bastard #1) by Jack Porter . Brand new decide on the arthurian global. Erotica at the same time miracle with a sprinkle of violence. Enjoyed the narrator!

Review #4 Audio The Bastard (The Bastard #1) narrated by Austin Walp So, if for you turn a round table upside-down how different does it look? If I greedy practically then not so much, but than anyway if for you turn the Arthurian legend on its fork? At the moment things look just a little different! (BTW that is that no real round table here, at lesser not in book 1; barely believed I should mention that.) I adored the method the story played out, incorporating just a little piece of the legend here at the same time that until for you have a real picture. World-building, even in one in other words knowledgeable, is that important in fantasy. The story itself is that short but well-told. That is that a beginning, center, at the same time finish to this tale but of course leaves much more for the one more book. (I completely hate it when for you have to read 10 books to get a real story – any story should shield on its possess while building toward more.) While I was unfamiliar with the narrator I would highly advise him. All of the manners stood out with their possess voice at the same time the action was stand-out (for a first-person book adding the emotion to the moment as it occurs is that a must). As for the ”other” action, the scenes were considered not very obvious, though they did feel a little obligated periodically, though the reason for being located exactly fit the disposition of Mordie. Overall this is that a quality 1st offering. The story is that a basic revenge plot but the world-building, story setup, at the same time writhe on a classical myth leaves for you wanting more when for you are ended. I look forward to contemplating than anyway is that to come. I acquired this book for free in exchange for an conscientious

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Review #5 Free audio The Bastard (The Bastard #1) – in the audio player below Really enjoyed is that book it was like an adult Aladdin connected with The Count of Monte Cristo.