A Cult Classic

Antiheroes, Book 4

De: Jacob Peppers

Narrado por: Roger Clark

Assassins are bad. Angry gods are worse. All that plus cults and demons? In the hero business, they call that Monday.

The worst thing about a man being led to his execution—aside from the whole impending death bit—was that he immediately tried to figure out what choice had brought him there. Which Dannen thought was ridiculous.

The one possible comfort a man could have, when faced with his own death, was that things simply could not get any worse.

The problem, of course, was that things could always get worse.

Sure, on the surface being saved from certain death seemed all well and good. But what about when that saving came at the hands of the God of Mischief, a deity whose sole purpose was to cause chaos? And what if, after being saved, a man—along with those poor fools unlucky enough to be his companions—found himself facing assassins, a strange magical hermit, a demonic cult, and a very demonic demon?

If there are lessons to be learned, then they are the same lessons the world had been trying to teach Dannen since his birth. Insane mages make for poor friends, the only thing better than being a hero is being alive, and the most important lesson . . .

Things can always get worse.

©2022 Jacob Nathaniel Peppers (P)2022 Tantor

love these books!

this series has been in my top 10 recently, I can't believe they don't get more listens!

hilariously funny

I laughed through most of it just like all of the other books in the series. the story is funny the narrator is awesome

Another excellent book in the series

Highly recommended. Has the same snarky humor between characters and the narration by Roger Clark is on point again.

Awesome!

Another awesome book in the series! Love the narrator and the story is just plain awesome!

Another!

As always, this series delivers! I actively recheck for the next one in the series to come out.

as always, another super story by JP..

this is an excellent series and the narrator does a great job in telling us the stories ... my only complaint is that they don't last very long (albeit, 16 hrs is a good amount of time) ... the MC and his group of friends keeps one engrossed from the first to the last word ... the narrator does a really good job by providing us with a variation of voices and by inflection, especially for the friends of the MC ... it's simply a really neat story to listen to ... can hardly wait for the next one! Job well done, JP and Mr Narrator!!!

Still funny

I like the humor, the characters, and the story itself. Great stuff. Keep it up, awkward middle aged humor is pretty good.

Much ado about nothing

Per usual, gods did mercurial god things and our anti-heroes followed their leads because … reasons. Did anything new happen here? Not so much.