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Saevus Corax Deals with the Dead
- Corax, Book 1
- Narrated by: Ben Onwukwe
- Length: 13 hrs and 44 mins
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Summary
There's no formal training for battlefield salvage. You just have to pick things up as you go along. Swords, armour, arrows - and the bodies, of course.
Over the years, Saevus Corax has picked up a lot of things. Some of them have made him decent money, others have brought nothing but trouble. But it's a living, and somebody has to deal with the dead.
Something else that Saevus has buried is his past. Unfortunately, he didn't quite succeed.
The first novel in an epic fantasy trilogy from World Fantasy Award-winner K. J. Parker.
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- Nicko83
- 08-04-24
Dark, Funny and Smart
if you like smart, dark fantasy with a good sense of humour then look no further.
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- Briscan
- 14-10-23
worth it
loved that this is within the city universe. well told and entertaining. solid parker writing with an engaging lead and location
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- The Curator
- 15-10-23
Ooh look I’m awful 🙄
The premise of this book is that the main character keeps telling us he’s not likeable and very bad. The trouble is, he’s not likeable and a bit of an arsenal rather than evil. This in turn made it very hard for me to give a toss. It’s not a terrible book by any means but left me cold.
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