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Bottle Demon

Eric Carter, Book 6

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Bottle Demon

Auteur(s): Stephen Blackmoore
Narrateur(s): Rudy Sanda
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The sixth book of this dark urban fantasy series follows necromancer Eric Carter through a world of vengeful gods and goddesses, mysterious murders, and restless ghosts.

The Necromancer is dead. Long live the Necromancer.

After being attacked by a demon in the one place he thought he was safe, Eric Carter has been killed, his soul sent to take its place as a stand-in for the Aztec god of death Mictlantecuhtli. But somebody on Earth isn't done with him, yet. Somebody with the power to bring him back from the dead. He doesn't know who, and worse he doesn't know why.

Between an angry death goddess, family secrets steeped in blood, a Djinn who's biding his time, and a killer mage who can create copy after copy of himself, Eric's new life looks to be just as violent as his last one. But if he doesn't get to the bottom of why he's back, it's going to be a hell of a lot shorter.

©2021 Stephen Blackmoore (P)2024 Tantor Fantaisie noire Fantastique Fiction Utilisateurs magiques Magique Nécromancie Paranormal
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Tthis is my third listen through this series. I have enjoyed all of the characters and their developments. I like how Eric has his own sense of fairness and justice. He is able to keep moving forward, despite what he encounters. It is never easy or plesant, often horrific, but he's still standing. I liked the closure at the end with Eric and Tabitha. It wasn't what either wanted, but they made peace with it. well done. looking forward for the next installment.

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The Gabriela acting is in fact so bad, I had to stop listening. I’ve gone through almost 200 audiobooks without once experiencing voice acting so abysmal it singlehandedly yanked me out of the story and ruined the book experience.

You made la Bruja sound like a Chinese guy doing a fucking SNL sketch trying to sound like a Mexican woman - how on earth would a woman who’s lived most of her life in the US, who went to USC (my m own school too btw), who’s got a masters degree, sound like a fucking exaggerated cartoon of a street taco vendor who crossed the rio grande yesterday? It isn’t just super distracting - it’s very offensive. I didn’t know you could make something so fucking racist without actually uttering any ethnic slurs - so I guess kudos for that. Thanks for ruining an otherwise really fun book for me.

Pros: cool story, provides a better, more satisfying conclusion than the previous entry in the series.

Cons: the performance is not good. Even when you leave aside the mind bogglingly horrendous Bruja parts, every non Carter character sounds cartoonish to me, probably Hank and Darius being the worst after her. Do yourself a favor and buy the version with the full cast.

The Gabriela voice acting goes way beyond racist, and borderline unintelligible - no idea who okayed this.

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