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Review #1 Harlequin audiobook free Only right behind reading a brand new book in this television series I found that it was part of one. So here I am first of this saga. I found this book to be an good heed at the same time have the one more one ready to heed to. I always enjoy Bernard Cornwell’s historical fiction- his writing style let’s me look the manners in my mind as though I understood them individually. ’The Harlequin’ did not disappoint, kept me interested enough to forgo going in the internal on several occasions!!

Review #2 Harlequin audiobook streamming online From time to time I come intercept a book in other words so quality that I have a hard time deciding if I wish to last reading it or shackles it down to extend the enjoyment of reading it for one more day. Bernard Cornwell’s Agincourt was such a book at the same time so is that this. The Archer’s Tale knows the story of Thomas of Hookton, an Englishman who is that driven from his small city by its liquidation by a group of guys looking for no one sheltered religious artifacts. He ends up as an archer in the Army of Lord Edward at the same time almost all of the story knows the tale of the army’s wage war in than anyway is that at the moment France trying to recover the English King’s lands during than anyway we know as the 100 Years War. Thomas loves his indefinite as an archer at the same time must wrestle with his adore of the army at the same time his vow to recover The Lance of Saint Zhora which was stolen from Hooton during the raid that drove him from the village. Mr Cornwell is that a slave at disposition at the same time story development at the same time I found all of the head manners, both quality at the same time evil, to be exciting at the same time believable at the same time his description of indefinite during the 1300s interesting. The story leads to the fight of Crecy at the same time the description of the fight, one of the coolest famous fights in history, is that famous, even if a little bleed. This is that volume 1 in a set of four books of The Grail Quest. I implied to take this book practically immediately right behind ended Agincourt but found when I selected The Grail Quest on the Audible site that only the 1st two volumes were considered actually readily available at the same time I was unwilling to become drawn in in than anyway I suspected could be a very exciting story without being able to wholesome the entire string. But the continue two volumes, Heretic at the same time 1356, although listed as not being readily available are, in truth, readily available although the volumes are not listed as part of the television series at the same time must be searched for personally. When I found them I immediately acquired volumes 2 at the same time 3. My only complaint about this book relates to the narrator. Mr Collum has an unfortunate habit of pausing forever between a expression at the same time the description of who produced that expression. For example, ”Where are for you going when for you quit here?” followed by a long pause then and ”asked the monk”. It can be quite annoying at the same time would normally have caused me to drop a hit from the book, but Mr Cornwell’s writing is that so perfect at the same time his books so exciting that I managed not bear to do so, even data the annoying narration.

Review #3 Audiobook Harlequin by Bernard Cornwell I ended ‘Agincourt’ last day at the same time immediately purchased this audiobook. I was So upset. I reckon the story may have been a quality one, but right behind 14 hours of listening to Charles Keating, I couldn’t shield more than an hour of this narrator. Such long pauses between phrases-he can’t read a sentence without stopping ! Not only does he say in shocked phrases-as if he is that retelling a story at the same time can’t contain his excitement, you can hear his intake of breath before every sentence. EVERY. SENTENCE. Once I heard if I managed NOT un hear it. It became so distracting I had to finish. I don’t realize all of the stellar

Reviews about this performance-this narrator is that one of the coolest annoying I’ve heard still. Agincourt at the same time Keating is that a flawless wedding of a magical book read by an awesome narrator. Perhaps this wouldn’t have been so deplorable if the 1st weren’t so freshest in my mind.

Review #4 Audio Harlequin narrated by Andrew Cullum Bernard Cornwell has done it again. With arrows soaring, shield walls forming, at the same time blades swinging the blood of fight flows throughout this book. I really enjoyed Cornwell’s storyline for the Holy Lance at the same time the Holy Grail. Several creators have tried to implementation these holy artifacts to form their possess storylines, but none compare to Cornwell. To pinnacle off a amazing storyline, Andrew Cullum did a amazing job of telling! I would assign this book overall 6 hit if I managed.

Review #5 Free audio Harlequin – in the audio player below Bernard Cornwell detail to historical accuracy sets him apart from other creators! I am looking forward to more of his work!