Divine Collector 2: A Progression Fantasy Series

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Divine Collector 2: A Progression Fantasy Series

Auteur(s): Mark Torr

Narrateur(s): Christian J. Gilliland, Erin Bateman

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Today, he has something.

Tomorrow, he'll have power beyond reckoning.

Pryvet's making good time on his wager. Three beautiful women, a gorgeous magical companion, and sultry mysterious captive aren't anything to scoff at.

Still, they won't be enough to satisfy his debt. And time is always running down.

With the elven threat held at bay, Pryvet needs to convince his captive to trust him. Only then will she divulge her people's secrets.

But first, he needs to upgrade his home, find enough food to survive, and find the man who stole his family from him.

Fantastique

Épique

Disparition

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Both within the story itself, and between the narrators recordings, inconsistency is the name of the game. Whether it is a main character with a severely burnt and bound arm holding a pair of women's hands with both of his, or a main supporting character whose name is pronounced completely differently by the voice actors, this story is in dire need of an editor and proof listener (I'm guessing that's what you call the audiobook version of a proof reader).

This story would be great if it weren't for those repetitive little issues. As it is, they add up quickly and result in too many WTF moments to make it flow well.

Also, a story narrated in the first person, but with a different (bad) accent used for spoken word vs internal dialogue/narration does not work.

Inconsistencies abound

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