Extraordinary Zoology
Tales from the Monsternomicon, Vol. One
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Narrated by:
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Scott Aiello
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Written by:
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Howard Tayler
About this listen
Professor Viktor Pendrake is a legend in his own time and is the foremost expert in extraordinary zoology. His research demands he place himself in peril to directly observe and interact with his subjects, a peril his assistants must endure as well.
Bookish Lynus Wesselbaum is the picture of a scholar-in-training whose days are often spent sifting through the vast stacks of tomes within Corvis University. Yet Lynus has earned his place as Professor Pendrake’s senior assistant professor, having accompanied his mentor in the field and survived countless encounters with the most dangerous flora and fauna of western Immoren. Lynus is fortunate to be joined by Edrea Lloryrr, a young but eminently capable Iosan arcanist who also assists Pendrake and brings a unique perspective. When word comes of a new menace plaguing the remote villages around Corvis, both Lynus and Edrea find themselves swept up with Pendrake in an adventure that will force them to confront a primeval force of absolute destruction.
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- Colin
- 2023-03-11
Great Fantasy Action
Great performance and well written, especially the battles, but I feel like the author's abilities were limited by the fact that this was an RPG tie-in novel. I think this was commissioned by the game company, and it shows. It's really shorter than it should be to tell this kind of story, and the plot feels quite linear. A little more b plot and character development would have made the many interesting, and well choreographed, battles land with more impact. Still a good listen for non-fans of the setting, but I expect the RPG fans will appreciate it more.
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