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I Am the Sheepdog
- An Alex Shepherd Novel
- Narrated by: Nicholas P. Dunker
- Series: Alex Shepherd , Book 2
- Length: 7 hrs and 58 mins
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Action & Adventure
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Summary
After losing his family in a terror attack and embarking on a mission of vengeance across the Middle East, Alex Shepherd has left the covert paramilitary group known as Odin and started a new life.
With his new identity as Deputy Troy Wilson and his new K-9 partner, Shepherd settles into his new life as a school resource officer for a small high school. He believes that he can make up for not being able to save his family by protecting the students of Fredericksburg High School.
But when Mexican gangs invade the sleepy Texas town, Shepherd once again finds himself on the front lines of an ongoing war against evil. As he steps up to defend his community, he soon finds that his past is not as buried as he had hoped and his final mission with Odin soon comes back to haunt him.
With his new life in jeopardy, Shepherd must keep his true identity hidden while protecting the people he cares about. As new threats begin to emerge, Shepherd soon realizes that he’s no longer “The Wolf” set on vengeance. With his only mission being to protect the people he cares about, he has once again become the sheepdog.
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- Jason
- 08-07-20
Not a great Narrator.
The narrator sounded like he was trying out for Batman the whole time. Never changed his voice for the characters. Glad the book let’s you know which character is speaking. Overall a great book though.
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- KEVIN
- 02-09-20
Great except for Batman narrating
I enjoy CW Lemoines books on here and can't wait to see the rest that he has written become audio books. But please no more Batman narrating. The guy narrating the first few Spectre series books was worse. Never thought an Audio book could make me fall asleep. If the Narrator of this book could just read in a normal voice instead of pretending to be Batman he would be awesome. I've listened to samples of some of his other books he narrated and it is possible.
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- John
- 23-07-20
Story ok But Batman as narrator gets old!
If you every wanted to know what Batman would sound like working as a narrator this is the one for you! Otherwise the story is not too bad.
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- Chris
- 04-01-20
Stilted performance deags down a mediocre story.
The narration is so stilted and unnatural that I would have returned it if I weren't so busy.
Don't bother with this. One of the least engaging stories I have ever bought.
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- David
- 12-05-19
Forced myself to finish it
I hope I can remember this author's name - just to make sure I never buy another of his uber-macho books. The gravelly (see how tough I sound) narration should have warned me off.