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Guarded
- Narrated by: Greg Tremblay
- Length: 3 hrs and 38 mins
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Summary
A brutal war left Volos Perun with physical and emotional scars and with a reputation as a hero. Now he's a soldier stationed at the palace, desiring Prince Berhanu while receiving only loathing in return. But when Berhanu foolishly refuses the king's request to let Volos accompany him on a peace mission to the neighboring country, Berhanu is kidnapped and brutalized. Now Volos must risk his life as he works to save Berhanu and help his country avoid another devastating war.
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- Tiina M
- 20-02-21
Excellent book, bad listening
Excellent reader and excellent book. Only problem is the audio , has clicks and interruptions .
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- BevS
- 27-12-16
Not my fave Kim Fielding.....
Good story [and a freebie at time of posting this review]. Needless to say great audio as per usual. Greg's British accents are spot on.
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- Becky L
- 01-11-16
Great narration
Greg Tremblay is, to me, the epitome of awesome narration. He brings every story to life in a way that perfectly fits that particular tale. Berhanu's English accent here is spot on, although I wasn't quite sure where Volos came from, he seemed an eclectic mix of accents at times, but that didn't at all detract from my listening enjoyment. As with the print version, I felt like I wanted the end to be a little more drawn out, but overall this was a great audiobook and one I will listen to again.
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