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Damoren

Valducan, Book 1

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By: Seth Skorkowsky
Narrated by: R.C. Bray
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In the same vein as Supernatural, Hellboy, and Blade

A secret society of monster hunters. A holy revolver forged to eradicate demons. A possessed man with a tragic past. A rising evil bent on destroying them all.

Matt Hollis is the current wielder of the holy weapon, DÄMOREN. With it, he stalks and destroys demons. A secret society called the VALDUCANS has taken an interest in Matt's activities. They see him as a reckless rogue - little more than a "cowboy" corrupted by a monster - and a potential threat to their ancient order.

As knights and their sentient weapons begin dying, Matt teams up with other hunters of his kind such as LUIZA, a woman with a conquistador blade; ALLAN, an Englishman with an Egyptian khopesh; MALCOLM, a voodoo priest with a sanctified machete; and TAKAIRA, a naginata-swinging Samurai. As the hunters become the hunted, they must learn to trust one another before a powerful demonic entity thrusts the world into a terrible and ageless darkness.

©2014 Seth Skorkowsky (P)2014 Audible Inc. Fantasy Paranormal Paranormal & Urban Urban
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"Narrator R.C. Bray delivers delicious doom in Skorkowsky's series opener.... Bray's distinctive voice complements Skorkowsky's battle-hardened warriors." ( AudioFile)
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I never knew I could love urban fantasy. But this is very nice. There is action, not too much, yet enough to keep you on your toes, a coherent and well thought out world, good characters, etc. It's just very well written, with some twists and turns, tension, intrigue, some drama. The monsters are monsters and terrifying, the characters are believable. Sure, you can see some clichés, but they serve a good purpose (convey information fast) and are used in ways that keep it fresh, at least to me. The narrator has a good voice for this kind of "action novel" yet he does a very decent job to differentiate the characters and can also uphold the more calm and investigating moments of the novel too. The quality of the recording is top notch. And don't relly know what else to say. It's probably not for everyone (nothing is) but it does it set out to do very well.

It's just very good

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