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  • Folded Steel: More Tales of the Weird and Woeful

  • Steel Tale Series, Volume 2
  • By: Aaron Hollingsworth
  • Narrated by: Danny Montooth
  • Length: 2 hrs and 41 mins
  • 4.0 out of 5 stars (3 ratings)
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Summary

What secrets lie beneath the many layers of Folded Steel? What impurities remain like ink on pages to tell tales of miseries endured and hardships faced? What cruel ironies can be fashioned from crude iron torn from a scorched earth? The answers are sheathed within this horrid collection of demented fantasy! 

1. The New Madrid Horror

 2. Altar of Alternative 

3. The Laws of Sýnkrousi 

4. For the Hand of Kimbra 

5. Young Goat and Wise Walrus 

6. The General and the Spy
©2017 Aaron Hollingsworth (P)2017 Aaron Hollingsworth
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I felt that at some primordial level I had heard these tales and yet the memory was always just beyond recollection. The beautiful use of language and wonderful narration make each story a frightfully delicious delight. I was hugely entertained and left with lots of slightly off kilter thoughts and memories.

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Very enjoyable

Very well written and really well narrated. I really enjoyed listening to all the stories; each story felt a bit fuller and longer than the first book which was good, but being longer, they lost some of the dark, creepy impact that the first book had.
Danny has a very distinctive voice and a great manner of telling the stories. Hope to hear more from him.
I’d happily listen to both books again! :)
This is my honest opinion of a free review copy.

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