Candle & Crow
Book Three of the Ink & Sigil series
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Narrateur(s):
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Luke Daniels
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Auteur(s):
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Kevin Hearne
À propos de cet audio
Al MacBharrais has a most unusual job: He’s a practitioner of ink-and-sigil magic, tasked with keeping order among the gods and monsters that dwell hidden in the human world. But there’s one supernatural mystery he’s never been able to solve: Years ago, someone cast twin curses on him that killed off his apprentices and drove away loved ones who heard him speak, leaving him bereft and isolated.
But he’s not quite alone: As Al works to solve this mystery, his friends draw him into their own eccentric dramas. Buck Foi the hobgoblin has been pondering his own legacy—and has a plan for a daring shenanigan that will make him the most celebrated hobgoblin of all. Nadia, goth queen and battle seer, is creating her own cult around a god who loves whisky and cheese.
And the Morrigan, a former Irish death goddess, has decided she wants not only to live as an ordinary woman but also to face the most perilous challenge of the mortal world: online dating.
Meanwhile, Al crosses paths with old friends and new—including some beloved Druids and their very good dogs—in his globe-trotting quest to solve the mystery of his curses. But he’s pulled in so many different directions by his colleagues, a suspicious detective, and the whims of destructive gods that Al begins to wonder: Will he ever find time to write his own happy ending?
BOOK THREE OF THE INK & SIGIL SERIES
Don’t miss any of Kevin Hearne’s enchanting Ink & Sigil series:
INK & SIGIL • PAPER & BLOOD • CANDLE & CROW
fantastic conclusion
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Hilarious and excellent storytelling.
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Nadia's voice in the first book was FAR superior to the recent performance.
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Fan of the story, the performance kills this
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- I decided to give this second series a try and was pleasantly surprised to find out the story took place in the same universe. I was really happy to revisit favorite characters and find out what happened to them in the end.
- The new characters grew on me a bit. Al is interesting. Buck is annoying and I'm kind of happy about how things play out with him. But I'm glad there won't be a 4th book because I didn't like this series as much as The Iron Druid. It feels like a watered down, less interesting version.
- My main dislike in this trilogy is the overabundance of social justice themes and wokeness. A little here and there in the IDC was ok. But hearing repeatedly about the evils of patriarchy and consumerism (as well as conservatism and people who don't vaccinate) takes a huge toll in this trilogy. I read fantasy books to be entertained, not preached to. There is so much preaching that I had to take many pauses to listen to other things before going back to it. And now that I've read the trilogy through to the end, I'm relieved its over. I probably won't be reading any more Kevin Hearne books after this because of the overbearing social justice elements, and that's sad because he's a very good writer.
-Still, I'm grateful for the Iron Druid Chronicles series and Kevin Hearne's talent overall.
Happy for the conclusion of Iron Druid but...
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