Rising Sun
Echoes of the Damned
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Benjamin Powell
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Satori Saru
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"Rising Sun: Echoes of the Damned" invites listeners on an exhilarating journey into a world where ancient prophecies clash with modern horrors. Set against the backdrop of Chinese mythology, this gripping tale follows a group of warriors as they confront darkness and unearth the secrets of their pasts.
With mysticism, betrayal, and redemption intertwining, this epic adventure promises an immersive experience filled with thrilling twists and unforgettable characters. Prepare to be spellbound as you delve into the heart of this captivating tale!
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- hudlocke
- 04-03-24
Really exciting listen
I actually did not know much about the mythology and legend that fuels this story, so it was incredibly fun to catch up. The pace is excellent. The characters are well-rounded. And the narrator is awesome. This is a delight.
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- Stephan S.
- 06-09-24
Decent fantasy horror
But are there Chinese Samurai? Seems like for a story of Chinese mythological influences there was a lot of Japanese influence.
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- Rodney Nguyen
- 03-28-24
Awesome Story! I want more!!!
I enjoy this story of the brotherhood of the Samurais. Their once beloved Dojo or Buddhist training was a crazy twist reminds me to add zombies to the story. Great adventures! I love the read!
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- Pritam Sharma
- 03-20-24
Just fascinating read
This book is simply amazing - the fantasy elements, the horror undertone and the adventure! The Japanese mythology makes it even more engaging read. The characters feel real and they makes it even more interesting. Recommended for people who loves the samurai folklore
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- Read on till midnight
- 04-06-24
A good story
There were a few distracting quirks about the story that threw me off such as the mixing of cultural histories and mythologies. It didn't hampper my enjoyment of the story itself though it did have me double checking Eastern history.
The use of descriptive metaphor shines when the scene calls for it but it does overall feel a little overused. it slows pace of the story somewhat.
When the story shifted into horror is when it gets the most interesting.
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- ninatrina
- 04-02-24
captivating tale
Rollercoaster ride blending Chinese mythology with edge-of-your-seat thrills, perfect for anyone who loves a story where ancient meets modern in the most explosive way. The characters are unforgettable, and the plot twists will have you hooked until the very end – definitely a must-listen.
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- Knowledge1000
- 05-18-24
A Spellbinding Adventure
"Rising Sun: Echoes of the Damned" is an absolutely captivating audiobook that kept me hooked from start to finish. The blend of ancient Chinese mythology with modern horrors creates a unique and thrilling storyline. The characters are well-developed, and the plot is full of unexpected twists that kept me on the edge of my seat.
The narration is fantastic, bringing the mysticism, betrayal, and redemption to life in a way that feels truly immersive. If you’re looking for an epic adventure with unforgettable characters and a gripping plot, this audiobook is a must-listen. Highly recommended!
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- alex5892
- 04-01-24
a deep one
A gripping narrative that skillfully intertwines elements of suspense and the supernatural. The story's pace keeps you on the edge of your seat, while the depth of the characters adds a compelling layer of complexity. I don't want to give anything away, but if you're even remotely interested in this genre then I HIGHLY recommend you pick this up.
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- James
- 04-01-24
Very Unique Twist at the End
"Rising Sun: Echoes of the Damned" by Satori Saru plunges readers into a world brimming with darkness and demonic forces. The legendary Monkey King, Sun Wukong, takes center stage alongside a band of warriors, forging an unlikely alliance. Redemption, sacrifice, and the fight against inner demons weave a compelling narrative.
Facing the Echoes of the Past
The novel thrives on the concept of a world haunted by a malevolent past. This lingering darkness serves as a constant threat, adding depth to the characters' struggles.
A Fellowship Forged in Fire
The bond between Sun Wukong and his companions is a central theme. The review could explore how their dynamic develops, mentioning any interesting character interactions or internal conflicts they grapple with. Does the novel delve into their motivations and backstories, creating a well-rounded cast?
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- merica
- 05-28-24
Interesting story you haven’t heard before
I really liked the fact that the style was completely new to me. The book was short about 4.5 hours but that was perfect for my work out and before bed listen. I would have never thought a samurai novel would find its way into my collection but I’m glad I have it a shot! Worth the listen and I give it a solid 5 stars.
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