
D'Artagnan's Legacy
A Classic Scripts Special
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Narrated by:
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Nathan Chatelier
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By:
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Ian Shimwell
About this listen
A Musketeers feature-length special! The sequel to The Man in the Iron Mask...
Seventeenth-century France, two years after D'Artagnan's death: Deep beneath the Palais de Versailles, Aramis is shocked and astonished by the directives of D'Artagnan's Legacy. To follow, he must betray his honour, his King and, perhaps most damning of all, his fellow Musketeers. The Sun King will be eclipsed by darkness once more...or can the ageing Musketeers really reunite, for one last time - for the glory of France?
©2020 Ian Shimwell (P)2021 Ian ShimwellStory shimmies well.
Puts the Art in D'Artagnan.
All in all a good listen to pretend to swordfight to.
I CAME, I LISTENED, I CONQUERED
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I have not listened to an audible book where this has happened, usually the narrator's voice changes a little to signify the character change, here the narrator actually says the person's name. This distracted my attention and took my interest away from the story. I feel really bad about this as it is not the author or the narrator's fault, I feel sure they were told how this was going to be recorded.
My stars indicate that the story was shaping up to be good. It is difficult to assess the narrator as he was saying the characters' names and so it is difficult to score. I can say, his voice is pleasant and I am sure he could have changed the tone to prevent this labelling, if given the chance.
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