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    Age of Assassins
    Audiobook13 hours

    Age of Assassins

    Written by RJ Baker

    Narrated by Joe Jameson

    3.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    IT'S A GAME OF ASSASSIN VERSUS ASSASSIN

    Girton Club-foot has no family, a crippled leg, and is apprenticed to the best assassin in the land.

    He's learning the art of taking lives, but his latest mission tasks him with a far more difficult challenge: to save a life. Someone is trying to kill the heir to the throne, and it is up to Girton to uncover the traitor and prevent the prince's murder.


    Age of Assassins is the first in an epic new trilogy set in a world ravaged by magic, featuring a cast of assassins, knights, ambitious noblemen, and fools.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHachette Audio
    Release dateAug 1, 2017
    ISBN9781478971474
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    • 4/5
      Fifteen year old Girton Club-foot has been apprenticed to the assassin Merela Karn since he was 6. Most people do not realize that the country's best assassin is a woman. Her former friend Queen Adran summons her to track down the assassin who plans to murder her son (and heir to the throne of the dying king) Prince Aydor, a deeply disliked pig of a boy. They agree to stay at Maniyadoc Castle to investigate the conspiracy. Girton poses as a squire and must pretend to be awkward and inept as he undergoes combat training, while Merela poses as a jester who has accompanied him to the castle. A lot of magic, political conspiracy, murders, battles and revolution all take place in this single castle. I didn't get much sense of the world beyond the castle. What little impression I got was from some well-handled flashbacks to Girton's life with Merela. Perhaps the world will be more fleshed out in later books. The relationship between apprentice and master was very engaging. Although this is the first book of this fantasy trilogy, it gives a complete story and doesn't end in a cliffhanger. I appreciated that, as well as the fact that it wasn't 800 pages long. Already the author has me on her side and I will definitely read the next book.
    • 3/5
      A competent generic fantasy. Readable, but not my sort of thing.