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Rebirth of the Undead King, Book 1
- Narrated by: Christian J. Gilliland
- Length: 8 hrs and 20 mins
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Summary
No one can escape death forever.
When Zaros finds the remains of a fallen god, he seizes upon the opportunity to exact revenge on the monarchy of his kingdom.
However, having a former god as his teacher will force him to confront the dark nature of not only society, but himself.
Struggling against his inner-demons, Zaros must make a choice.
To uphold his ideals or embrace the legacy of his benefactor.
Rebirth of the Undead King is a grimdark fantasy novel with cultivation elements following the tradition of novels like Overlord, Dungeon Defense, and Will Wight's Cradle series. Join the legend. Listen to it now.
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- Danielle Allan
- 28-09-19
love it
short and I wish there was more but it's a really good start. cant wait for the next one
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- John
- 24-08-19
Dark Fantasy done right.
The story was an interesting take on the coming of age genre. While most focus on learning, growth and adventure, this story focused on corruption. And oh, was it a blast. The author managed to introduce us to the mcs and then have them organically change each other in the most subtle of ways. While some tropes where "cliche'd" to an extent, I got to admit the author remained tactful in how he presented them which at least to me made them enjoyable.
Narration-wise, I got a nice surprise. It reminded me of why voice acting is actually called as such. Unlike many "cold" narrators, this one placed emotion when interpreting the characters, which is a nice change in the audiobooks I've listened to.
Will definitely pick the next book once it gets its audiobook release.
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