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Thraxas and the Warrior Monks

Thraxas, Book 2

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Thraxas and the Warrior Monks

By: Martin Scott
Narrated by: George Weightman
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In the scorching heat of the Turanian summer, Thraxas is doing his best to avoid working. His plans for a spell of uninterrupted beer drinking go wrong when the Civil Guards arrest a man for murder, right in Thraxas's office. Outraged at this insult to his dignity, Thraxas goes into action. Soon he finds himself in the middle of a deadly war between rival bands of warrior monks. The situation becomes more complicated when a consignment of the King's gold goes missing. To add to his difficulties, Makri decides to shelter to a wanted criminal, which attracts unwanted attention from the city authorities. Worse, Sarin the Merciless is back in town, and the bodies are piling up at an alarming rate.

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These are fabulous stories and really well performed. I hope they record the full series. Definitely listen to these books.

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Great stories and lovely reading. Love listening to these books. I just can't wait for more.

Love the story and characters

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Very good fantasy mystery reminiscent of Terry Pratchett. Incredible that it's included in the membership

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Martin Scott found a niche by combining a proper old school ‘who done it” detective mystery with lots of dry humour and a smattering of elves, orcs, magic and of course, barbarians. Thraxas is the hero we didn’t know we needed.

A proper “who done it” but set in a fantasy world

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Just more of the good stuff. Not everything needs to throw out the old and bring in the new. So still lots of fun. Effortlessly compelling. Perfectly performed. An endearing couple of central characters. A a real moment or two to reveal your investment in the characters. Intrigue with the expensive possibilities of fantasy. A bit dismayed that it looks like they might not be recording the others?

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