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The Dragon's Path

The Dagger and the Coin, Book 1

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The Dragon's Path

By: Daniel Abraham
Narrated by: Pete Bradbury
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The dragons are gone, the powerful magics that broke the world diluted to little more than parlour tricks, but the kingdoms of men remain, and the great game of thrones goes on. Lords deploy armies and merchant caravans as their weapons, manoeuvring for wealth and influence. But a darker power is rising - an unlikely leader with an ancient ally threatens to unleash again the madness that destroyed the world once already.

Only one man knows the truth and, from the shadows, must champion humanity. The world's fate stands on the edge of a dagger, its future on the toss of a coin....

©2011 Daniel Abraham (P)2018 Hachette Audio Epic Epic Fantasy Fantasy Fiction Emotionally Gripping Dragons

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I enjoyed the story, however the narrator seems to start a sentence really loud and end the sentence in a whisper that you can barely hear. After about half an hour or so he settles down, however he keeps doing it for short periods in the book . This range in volume is particularly annoying as you can only set the volume so that you can still hear when he’s practically whispering, which results in your ears hurting and a bad headache by the time you’re significantly through the book.

Narrator needs to narrow his volume range

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i’d already read the book and liked so much i bought the audio version. characters are beautifully drawn, great story and the narrator is excellent

great book excellent narrator

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BOOK 4 is missing. I do not understand what is going on. I have read to book 3 now i wondering we’re the fuck is book 4

Anyone else notice book 4 is missing?

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As the title states.
Great story. This series contains, I think, my all time favourite character. And the narration does an excellent job of differentiating the characters and capturing their individuality.
Well worth a listen.

A severely underrated series.

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An interesting and engaging book, definitely worth a listen, though as the first of a series, it so far lacks a unified thread. As a 'first book' it resolves into what are effectively two separate stories within a shared world, where events from one half feel distant from the other. Though some events do impact both stories, it will be interesting to see them tied together more directly in the future. On its own, this divide doesn't really make the book feel too disjointed, and transitions from the world of courtly politics to the world of mercantile banking complement each other, especially as the latter helps ground the world. Basically, a good book that gives me confidence the series as a whole has the potential to be great, and does come to a decent conclusion on its own, but might be even better as part of the series. Narrating was good quality and characters definitely have their own voices, but it was not a standout in the way it can be for some audiobooks.

Great start to a promising series

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