
Another Fantastic Historical Fiction Story
4.5 out of 5 stars
As with all the other books in this series that I’ve checked out – this one was another great piece of historical fiction. Hedbor is able to write these stories and instantly transport the reader to the time and place that they’re taking part. Within the first few paragraphs the reader feels like they are there with these characters and they are living in the moment with them. It’s fascinating.
The Prize was another interesting one – and just like the other books, was a piece of history that I knew nothing or little to nothing about. I really enjoy that Hedbor is able to describe pieces of history that feel like they need to be told. He did it again with this one.
Similar to what I mentioned above is Hedbor’s ability to capture the moment in time just right. The language and way that people speak also feels dead on and it has in ever book I’ve read by him.
And, of course, you can’t talk about an enjoyable Hedbor novel without talking about his long-time narrator Shamaan Casey. He’s been the voice of each of the titles that I’ve read and I’m glad that I get to continue listening to his amazing voice tell these great stories.
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