Dungeon Diving 203
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Narrated by:
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Christopher Boucher
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Jessica Threet
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By:
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Bruce Sentar
About this listen
Ken and company embark on their first raid. Despite Ken’s powerful [Liminal Speed] not all the boss fights are accommodating and the Haylon raid party must learn to work together in perfect concert.
Prince Albar is unsatisfied with his defeat and plots to take down Ken and Elysara despite their Royal Censor guards.
Yet, neither of them are prepared for the shakeup in the dungeon. All of the safety nets they’ve been training over are about to disappear.
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- Mark Doherty
- 26-03-25
Love the book
Love this series, but didn’t like the change with the cast??? 6 books getting used to and enjoying, then this sudden change. Please don’t do it again
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Overall4 out of 5 stars
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- Anonymous User
- 20-03-25
Great as always
Love the series, but a huge dissapointment that they changed readers, all the voices and personalities were done so well before, now it feels more like they all sound the same and i lost alot of the personalities, still a great book!
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- jacob
- 02-04-25
Action
Have enjoyed this story from the beginning Would definitely recommend, I am liking.The fact is not focused on the main charact
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- Amazon Customer
- 16-03-25
Story just keeps on giving
Only issue is the next book is not out yet! Story & characters keep developing in a way it doesn’t get boring
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- Alex
- 17-03-25
dungeon 203
good story, but it's a shame that Rosline and Lewis didn't voiced this book like the 6 others but a good overall performance 😃👍
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- Ed
- 24-03-25
The female actor is underwhelming.
The story is as good as ever. The issue is the female voice actor. The elves have become scottish/australian for some reason, the 'succubus' character no longer sounds seductive and talks with a weird german/swiss accent 'vee all blew our cool down downs on zee last von' is a good example. the 'bubbly' and 'hyperactive' bard character sounds more subdued and 'disinterested' than anything. So on and so forth. its the same for all the female voices, Some of them sound so similar it's hard to distinguish between them. It feels like the voice actor either didn't get a solid handle on the characters before doing the voice acting.
For anyone reading this after they swapped all the books to the new authors, it was originally voiced by Lewis Alexander and Rozelyn Rader.
On the the male voice actor didn't mess up to hard. prince albar sounds like the slimy git he is. My only real complaint is sometimes Ken sounds more like a 16 year old who's trying to not embarrass himself when he's a 19 year old trained assassin. He whispers 'naughty' words in in his own inner monologs. Its a little weird. however, He can't pronounce certain words yoroi for example goes from 'Yoh-roy' to 'uer-o-ee' which made me double take when it was first said. Another example of name he got wrong is maken (not sure how you spell it,) but originaly it was pronounced 'mack-en' its now pronounced 'match-on' as if trying to light a match.
I do hope they go back to the old voice actors.
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