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Tribe
- Narrated by: R.C. Bray
- Length: 10 hrs and 36 mins
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Action & Adventure
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For Henry, a 17-year-old who feels no fear, the day starts like any other - homeless and alone on the streets of Boston. For Sarah, a 20-year-old college dropout, it’s an early morning serving donuts and coffee to commuters at North Station. Fate brings them together at the scene of a bank robbery, which they foil together, along with a mysterious and wealthy woman named Helen, who offers to reward them for their bravery.
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- Amazon Customer
- 06-03-20
A book of two halves
First things first. Skippy the magnificent gets a mention, trust the awesomeness. I struggled to connect with the characters for the first 3/4 of the book. It started off at a fast pace without enough depth being given. To the characters in my opinion. I confess I nearly deleted the book after hour 4. I stuck with the book and I’m glad i did. The humour got better and eventually I began to connect with the characters. Me bray can do no wrong. I would recommend this book. Some may struggle as I did initially but it’s worth it in the end.
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- Petal
- 20-01-20
Epic creation from a god (small g) of writing!
What a cracking story, thank you Jeremy! I found this almost un-put-downable (or more accurately, couldn't stop listing). Beautifully crafted, action packed, adventure with lots of energy and pace. I loved it. As ever, fabulous narration by R.C Bray, and even a guest appearance from Skippy the Magnificent! Gorgeous.
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- Bev carmody
- 28-12-19
Loved it.
Great writing, and great narration. Needless to say I really enjoyed this book. Also a big Skippy fan, completely wowed at that point, had to sit down to take it in! If you have never read Jeremy Robinson or listened to the master that is R C Bray, this book is must on your listening.
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- Elli
- 18-05-20
No conceivable plot that I can identify
I'm two hours in and I have no idea what's happening. Giving up. Lots of fighting descriptions which I could have tolerated if it was going somewhere.
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- Alan Richard Ashton
- 29-01-20
Another amazing performance from R C Bray.
RC Bray does it again, he brings the story to life. Well worth a listen.
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- Fraser
- 07-12-19
Another Amazing story. Recommend to Paul
A great story, and a talented narrator make this one of my top 5 Jeremy Robinson books. Characters are rememberable and book never felt like it slower even during conversations between characters. A must listen to for everyone who likes Jeremy Robison and/or R C Bray, especially if you're called Paul and work on Forklift. Ghost Bump.
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- paul sparks
- 03-12-19
Good not great
This book is lifted higher by the superb narration of RC Bray, the story itself is enjoyable but is a rehash if other stories that use the pantheon of gods of ages gone, for me the best parts were the interactions between Sarah and Henry, the author could put those two in any genre of book and I would willingly buy it
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- markus
- 09-09-20
not what I was expecting but good
I tend to struggle to get into audiobooks but this was easy listening. more supernatural than I expected or would seek out, but the characters and humour are good and keep it going. worth a listen, especially with RC Bray narration.
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- SBRAL
- 24-07-20
Interesting Book
I think this is the first time I’ve heard a different author reference a character from another author’s audiobook series using the voice of the original narrator as that character! The book itself took a while to ramp up speed, but was very good once it got there. Time for me to brush up on Greek mythology I think...
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- Jez
- 10-03-20
Gotta love Bray
Another R C Bray classic. Downloaded on an impulse and was pleasantly surprised. Defo worth the credit
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- Alex
- 26-11-19
THIS... IS... SPARTA!
What a rush man... It's fast, snappy and Mortal Kombat brutal laced with dark intelligent humour. Henry is now one of my favourite characters. His deadpan fearless dialog is just fantastic. Jeremy Robinson's usual pop culture references are sprinkled throughout the dialog along with some absolute epic one-liners. RC Bray's narration is world class as always and there's an awesome guest appearance for the Brayniacs out there. The blurb says a mix of 300 and John Wick. I can absolutely see that, but would also add Percy Jackson in there. "... stared at me like I'd farted out a smurf" almost made me crash the car. I can see this one pulling in more awards for these two.
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- Ed H.
- 26-01-20
Not what I expected . . .
Hard book for me to review, because it's not a genre that I normally "read". However, that't the main reason for my review. I want other readers to understand what they're getting, before they get it. I didn't understand that this is a fantasy book. The publisher's summary mentions gods, but I don't think it really alerts you to the fact this is all about the Greek gods and their children. Non-stop fighting through the book, which I know a lot of people like - but if you're going to get it, do understand what you're buying. I only gave it 3 stars, (plus 5 for R.C Bray, of course), but if this is your genre of choice, it's probably a 5 star book. For me, it was actually a 2 star book, but I don't think it's fair for me to only give it 2 stars, when I failed to be sure I knew the genre before buying it. I like space sci fi, not fantasy, so I didn't really care for the book too much, and if had known what it was about, I wouldn't have listened to it.
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- Curt Funk
- 12-12-19
What a great book, bitches!!
From his early books like "The Didymus Contingency" I was hooked on Robinson. He demonstrates his broad range whether it be time-travel, Sci-Fi, Kaiju Monsters or comedic Alien invasions. Now combine his writing skills with the narration talents of R. C, Bray, and you have the makings of a fantastic listening experience. "Tribe" is full of action and humor. R. C. provides a great portrayal of all the characters (as usual) but in particular that of a 17-year-old boy without an amygdala and thus no fear and no filter on his mouth. Such a great plot device that R.C. leverages to the max. Sarah, a 20-year-old Dunkin Donuts server, and Henry a 17-year-old orphan cross paths when Sarah comes to Henry's aid as his unfiltered mouth gets him into trouble while in line for a donut. And while Sarah loses her job as a result of the encounter, they meet up again and thwart a bank robbery. But we start to see that these two are different and seem to connect with one another. But it was not actually a robbery, but an attempt to kidnap a woman named Helen. Dispensing with the thugs, Helen takes the two under her wing and things get wild from there. There are repeated attempts to capture Helen. Sarah and Henry again come to her defense and are discovering that they have extraordinary abilities that are only getting more powerful. But Helen is no slouch either and they soon discover that their meeting was no accident. The three of them are connected in a way that I did not see coming. Robinson leverages some ancient mythologies that explain how these three are related and who is trying to capture Helen and now Sarah and Henry. Sorry, no spoilers. The story is fast-paced and has a satisfying ending that sets us up for a new series or trilogy. You can't help but connect with the characters, even if one of them loves the band Poison. Clearly, R.C. and Robinson had fun in this book as the character Skippy, from the Expeditionary Force book series by Craig Alanson and voice by R.C., makes a cameo appearance in the book - what a delight. Great book - can't wait for #2.
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- historiker33
- 27-01-20
A bit too cornball for my tastes, but okay.
So on the advice of a fellow reader (and audible's suggestion), I purchased Tribe as my first foray into Jeremy Robinson. For reference, I'm really into Devon D Ford, Joshua Gayou, Nicholas Sansbury Smith, Keith C. Blackmore and AG Riddle. The premise of Tribe was intriguing, even if the book synopsis didn't provide that much detail. RC Bray, as usual, did an outstanding job, and I'd still listen to him read a middle school lunch announcement with relish - no pun intended. Even though the premise and narration were great, the story and writing were just okay. And let me be clear, I don't mean bad. I just mean okay. The "ancient underworld" the description refers to? We're talking thousands of years back. And the thing Henry and Sarah learn about themselves? Earth-shatteringly, life-alteringly big. But the writing didn't make me feel it, and mainly because Robinson, in my opinion, inserted too many funny and light hearted moments into the book. I'm not saying I wanted something *dark*, but just something that better reflected the gravity of the discovery. So yeah, for a quick, fun, listen and forget about it book, this is fine. Am I keeping it in my library to listen to again? Already exchanged it for another book.
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- Juana Peralta
- 27-01-20
Agreed - one giant battle
Worse than Flux, better than Space Force. Yet, still dont recommend. I've enjoyed Mr. Robinson's other stories, The Others, Flux, Second World and Nazi Hunter, but this one I regret. Non-stop fighting, barely an y meaningful conversation to let you what on earth is going on. Only thing that kept me going was Mr. Bray's narration. otherwise, I would have insisted on a refund.
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- Anonymous User
- 13-02-20
Unoriginal and Badly Written
This novel was really unimpressive. During the course of listening I laughed out loud to myself several times - not because it was funny - but because it was so badly constructed and badly written. The characters are one-dimensional. The author attempts to give them depth but they are like cardboard cut-outs. And the story is just not good. I'm not complaining about the implausibility of it - I expect that in a story like this. It lacks imagination, like an action movie that went straight to video. The narrator was fine. He just didn't have a lot to work with.
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- D. C. DOTSON
- 31-12-19
Eh
Love RC Bray, but I just didn’t like the story. Definitely some funny parts, but it just wasn’t my kind of book
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- Dylan Pfandler
- 12-12-19
Worst part was when it was over
Wasn't sure at the beginning, loved every minute afterwards. Highly recommended. Especially to those who have already read (or listened to) the Expeditionary Force series.
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- Marcus
- 08-02-20
Lacking plot but ok
I like the author and love the narrator, so I will always support spending a token on this combo, however I felt this book could have been better. The whole story takes place in the span of about 24 hours, which isn’t my favorite sort of story timeline, so maybe it’s a “me” issue. The very beginning and the very end were cool, but in the middle it just felt like one long fight scene followed by a long chase scene, then return to fight scene without much plot or character development - would have loved to get more depth from both. There were plenty of lines that did make me chuckle, so that’s a win. As an extensive Robinson listener I give it a 6/10...only because he has set a high standard.
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- John Rhodes
- 07-02-20
mythology gone amunck
heroes become gods, feel pain but always recover. no drama here, but lots of violence
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