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Into the Shadow of Dark
- The Mysterious World of Professor Darkk and Miss Shadow, Book 0
- Narrated by: Matthew Coyle
- Length: 32 mins
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Summary
A short story introducing the characters of the coming book The Mysterious World of Professor Darkk and Miss Shadow. Two strange individuals come to the aid of a group of people being attacked by a demonic being. Visit jeffwalkerbooks.weebly.com for more information and a teaser book trailer.
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- Helen
- 19-08-19
great story
short story introducing the characters of the coming book The Mysterious World of Professor Darkk and Miss Shadow.
short but very good can't wait to hear book 1
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- Ryan Pascall
- 07-03-20
An interesting and atmospheric introduction.
While very short, this introductory tale fits in a surprising amount of story and the setting, a single location helps to direct the tale and allow the author to concentrate on the players themselves.
While no real history is provided for the cast, you quickly get the feeling that Mr Darkk is a well-traveled and learned sorcerer. The presence of Miss Shadow works really well as she helps to ask the questions we have to avoid more literary chaff.
I've given the narrator a 4/5 not due to any perceived failings but purely down to the lack of range shown in the tale but I do put some onus on the narrowness of the story for preventing them really stretching their verbal muscles but there really is nothing wrong with their work and they did an excellent job with what they had to work with.
Again this is a very short, tight tale but has easily achieved its aim, that being to convince me that I need to follow up with more of the writers works.
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