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Conscripts Call

Rifleman, Book 1

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Conscripts Call

By: Griff Hosker
Narrated by: Will Edgerton
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The first title in Griff Hosker's new series, Rifleman.

©2025 Griff Hosker (P)2025 W.F. Howes Ltd. Action & Adventure Genre Fiction Historical Fiction War & Military

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Bought because it was another Hosker audiobook.
Didn’t enjoy it half as much as the medieval books, although still a wartime or army story book. The book was quite depressing as there was no relief from the grim opening and the ongoing battles. Usually, there’s some family or comrade character or story development. There was no diversion from the grim war story and the main character’s depression.
The narrator’s monotone, flat delivery, suitable for the opening perhaps, never lightened up at all.
It’s the first time I’ve wanted a Hosker book to end sooner. Usually m, I want the dirt to go on and I get the next book.

Lead character. Detailed story

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The story might be up to the usual standards of the author, but the audiobook is sadly let down by the boring narration which maintains a boring monotone throughout. I found that worked at the beginning, but failed to communicate the energy of the story when the action picked up.

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