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Vesik #9-14
The Books of the Dead, Parts 1-6
Damian Vesik is lost, trapped inside a corrupted shell of his own power. The Mad King is coming to claim his necromancer.
With time running out, it falls to Damian’s allies to save their chimichanga-loving friend as he teeters on the edge of oblivion.
Set includes:
The Book of the Ghost
The Book of the Claw
The Book of the Sea
The Book of the Staff
The Book of the Rune
The Book of the Sails
With time running out, it falls to Damian’s allies to save their chimichanga-loving friend as he teeters on the edge of oblivion.
Set includes:
The Book of the Ghost
The Book of the Claw
The Book of the Sea
The Book of the Staff
The Book of the Rune
The Book of the Sails
537 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 2, 2020
About the author
Eric R. Asher
50 books628 followersEric R. Asher is the author of over 30 titles, including the Vesik urban fantasy series and the YA steampunk series, Steamborn. Look for his upcoming cozy fantasy, The Theme Park at the End of the World, in 2024. He is currently living in St. Louis, Missouri, where the local folklore often finds its way into his Mason Dixon: Monster Hunter rural fantasy series.
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June 27, 2020
Absolutely fantastic. Kept me reading until all the parts were finished. Characters and plenty of action to make this a worthwhile collection. Love anything by this talented writer.
February 7, 2022
Changing audiobook narrators is hard. You've gotten used to the way a certain character sounds. But the interview with the author and the new narrator about how and why was helpful. There are a few characters that still don't quite sound right to me, but for the most part, this was a good time in the story to switch.
Story wise, it's an interesting way to deal with a character that is too powerful. The motivations for all the characters aren't perfect. I wouldn't call these Vesik books "great literature". But they are a fun ride. And sometimes, entertainment is what we're looking for in our stories.
Story wise, it's an interesting way to deal with a character that is too powerful. The motivations for all the characters aren't perfect. I wouldn't call these Vesik books "great literature". But they are a fun ride. And sometimes, entertainment is what we're looking for in our stories.
Displaying 1 - 2 of 2 reviews