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Ebook About A retired group of legendary mercenaries get the band back together for one last impossible mission in this award-winning debut epic fantasy."Fantastic, funny, ferocious." -- Sam SykesClay Cooper and his band were once the best of the best, the most feared and renowned crew of mercenaries this side of the Heartwyld. Their glory days long past, the mercs have grown apart and grown old, fat, drunk, or a combination of the three. Then an ex-bandmate turns up at Clay's door with a plea for help -- the kind of mission that only the very brave or the very stupid would sign up for. It's time to get the band back together.Book Kings of the Wyld (The Band) Review :
This books takes the concept of mercenaries in a fantasy setting and turns it on it's head. In the world of the book mercenaries are treated like a combination of rock stars and or superheroes. Instead of looked upon with scorn as the are in other fantasy novels. In fact they are called Bands and are structured kind of like modern rock bands. With the leader of each individual group called the frontman and have five to seven members with at least one magic user/wizard. And the groups names often take their inspiration from classic rock tunes. When they are hired for a job called it's a "gig" by an agent called a "booker." Active groups are said to be Touring. Along the way, author manages to skewer fantasy tropes like trolls, orcs dragons, other magical creatures too numerous to mention, and the excesses of classic rock group stereotypes, like sex, drugs, alcohol, and the occasional random property damage. The book follows the exploits of Saga a former top merc band with a rep among the public and their peers like the Stones or The Beetles. They get back together for one last gig of a personal nature to rescue the estranged daughter of the groups frontman from a city under siege from a demonic horde incited by an old enemy.This is a darkly funny tale with plenty of twists, turns, narrow escapes, and outrageous action adventure. You find yourself laughing out loud and at times choked up by the raw emotion of these life long friends coming back together for one last time to save the day. Kings of the Wyld is an interesting book that gave me loads of mixed feelings. It follows a simple idea. Group of mercenaries getting back together to embark on a quest to save a girl.The story is set in a world that feels as if someone took humor from The Book of Unwritten Tales and Discworld, groups of players from MMORPGs such as World of Warcraft or Everquest (you have groups of a few people with one being the leader, each party member having a distinctive role etc.), creatures from pretty much every imaginable source possible, grittiness of Abercrombie's Before They Are Hanged or Polansky's Low Town, magical equipment of Baldur's gate and Diablo and a bunch of fantasy stereotypes and blended all that together.End result feels more like a computer game walk through. The author keeps introducing new things in it, new creatures, new so called monsters, over and over. Feels as if you're in a MMORPG or a single player role playing game and you're guiding your party from one part of the world to the other and of course on the way you meet something new trying to kill you every few meters with something neutral or helpful thrown in every now and then.For me, the world building and story's mixture of seriousness and humor just didn't click. The magic felt unexplained, political structure was ok for a funny book and ridiculous for a serious book. It felt lacking on all sides. The only redeeming quality of the book is the way the bad guys are described. Bunny ears aside, the author managed to create monsters and villains that are anything but that. You can't help but root for them and hope, beyond all hope, that one of them will manage to get the upper hand. The way they are portrayed makes them feel the real victim and that is what saves the story.I removed one star because I dislike the jumbled up mess that is the world. It feels as if it contains pretty much every fantasy creature and race the author ever saw, heard about or googled with a few invented added in just in case everything wasn't enough.I removed two stars because for me the dynamics of humour and seriousness in the story doesn't work. For example, you have a meeting of main characters. Confrontation between good and evil. And then you have a pillow between legs penis joke thrown in. It completely removes the gravity of the situation. There is more like that in the story. Lots more but it’s too erratic and it ruins the mood.I then added back one star because of the way the description of the monsters made me feel throughout and at the end of the story.All in all it's a decent book to read but I did not lose any sleep over it. I might read the next one in the series but this one didn’t leave me with any anticipation worth mentioning. It did make me think of the monsters though. Read Online Kings of the Wyld (The Band) Download Kings of the Wyld (The Band) Kings of the Wyld (The Band) PDF Kings of the Wyld (The Band) Mobi Free Reading Kings of the Wyld (The Band) Download Free Pdf Kings of the Wyld (The Band) PDF Online Kings of the Wyld (The Band) Mobi Online Kings of the Wyld (The Band) Reading Online Kings of the Wyld (The Band) Read Online Nicholas Eames Download Nicholas Eames Nicholas Eames PDF Nicholas Eames Mobi Free Reading Nicholas Eames Download Free Pdf Nicholas Eames PDF Online Nicholas Eames Mobi Online Nicholas Eames Reading Online Nicholas EamesDownload Mobi No Bad Kids: Toddler Discipline Without Shame By Janet Lansbury
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