
Siege Tactics
Spells, Swords, & Stealth Series, Book 4
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Narrated by:
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Roger Wayne
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Written by:
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Drew Hayes
About this listen
Putting the Grand Quest behind them, the party rides onward in search of answers. Between one member's unexpected new condition and the mysteries of the Bridge, their only hope appears to be gaining entrance to Lumal, said to hold the greatest collection of knowledge in all the kingdoms.
But when a curious path appears in a seemingly uninhabited forest, the party finds themselves in a place set apart from the kingdoms, and the world at large: a hidden hamlet, filled by unusual people, all of whom have long histories of their own.
Soon sealed inside the town by unseen forces, the former NPCs will have to uncover what brought them there - and who is keeping them trapped - while there's still time to fight back. Because something more is brewing, something involving the very gods themselves. With unknown enemies to the front and supposed allies at their rear, the party will need more than their usual tricks if they hope to see the outside world once more.
©2018 Andrew Hayes (P)2019 TantorWhat listeners say about Siege Tactics
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- Devin
- 2019-06-22
Sweet
great story great narration fixed grumbles voice but I think one gods name was mispronounced the entire book could be wrong though
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- Nicholas hohnstein
- 2019-02-14
Impatient
I’ve got an hour and a half left, and find myself incredibly excited for the next
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- Amazon Customer
- 2019-01-29
The plot thickens!
Another great sequel. So many great twists and turns. It's a great setup for what's to come. Can't wait to see what happens next!! (By the way, love the fact that the narrator used a voice closer to the first book's version of Grumble.)
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- Mark
- 2019-02-06
Another thrilling tale!
Another winner from Drew Hayes! So easy to get completely caught up in the store and very difficult to put down! Narration was top notch thanks to Roger Wayne’s consistent excellence! Can’t wait for the next one!
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- TLRJohnny
- 2019-05-18
Fantastic RPG-based fiction!
Man, I love this series so much that it pains me to have to wait till whenever the next installment comes out. The narrator is absolute top notch; it’s hard to believe that so many distinct voices can come out of one man. I guess that’s what professionals do in this field. As an avid RPG gamer, I love how Drew Hayes brings RPGs to life (even moreso than that phrase normaly implies, if you’ve read this series!) and creates characters you care about. I’ve stolen so many ideas from Drew Hayes for the Pathfinder campaigns that I run - these stories are so rich and inspiring. Can’t wait till book 5!
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- Amazon Customer
- 2020-02-14
Entertaining series overall
Drew Hayes is one of my favorite authors, particularly for his Superpowered series. NPCs is an interesting series, but has a few short comings. VERY light spoiler: The concept is about NPCs who become adventurers. that's the premise for the first book. It diverges quite far and wide after each other book in the series. Particularly, the 'real party' are side notes that only really have any significance much later in the series.. The story feels a bit weak at times, and would probably feel like an overall better experience if all books were read as a whole. I none the less enjoyed the series, but wouldn't go out of my way to recommend it unless you are really into d&d (which I am not.. I do however quite enjoy fantasy, but there are better ones out there).
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