Mr. Fierce, your writing is quite Fierce. You are a gifted storyteller. Thank you for sharing your gift. Andrew McDermott, thank you for narrating this book. It is quite enjoyable and I look forward to hearing more books read by you. The two of you make quite the team.
Thank you so much for providing well written, and narrated books for free. I’m dyslexic and often struggle with reading physical books, but love stories. I usually finish at least one audiobook per week and that gets expensive. thank you
You're most welcome! Audio is expensive to produce, but I like making my stories widely available in multiple formats so people can enjoy them. Thank you for spending your free time listening to the things from my imagination. 🙂
THERE it is again - the lovely IRISH accent! 😂😘 I'm renovating a lot of old windows in an old former school house. Getting rid of cracking paint, oiling old wood, putting new layers of paint ... it takes weeks already. And it is such a blessing beeing able to listen to this fantastic stories! Thank you so much, Richard and Andrew! 🙏
A great story! Harry Potter meets Eragon in the first hour in. I love the accent- a perfect fit...Sometimes I am calling my sailboat gently to "Blue Dragon" instead of Liberty since she is majestic, beautiful and flying through the seven seas. Listening your book while preparing my boat for the ocean crossing and gathering courage for the voyage. Love the fantasy books, thank you for uploading your stories in UA-cam.
I'm glad you're enjoying it! And that's awesome that you're going to sail across the ocean. You are much braver than me, as that is a frightening scenario in my mind. I hope you have a good voyage, and thanks for listening to my stories!
First, I am in LOVE with the narrator's deliciously fantastic speaking voice and sexy accent! His narration of this book brought it alive for me in some wonderful ways. I hope and pray that he continues to read this series. It won't be the same without him. Second, so I loved the book, the writing (I only caught one mistake that I'll need to check again anyway and it was minor if it exists), the plot, the characterization...all just excellent. I can't wait to read book 2. Lastly, so this is the part I'm not so crazy about. I heard that this book was published in 2020. So book 2 may not even be a thing yet. Which means I'm gonna have to wait to see what happens to Eldwin. Sigh. Thank you, Mr. Fierce for conceiving, writing and then posting your book up on UA-cam for this sciFantasy bibliofile to enjoy.
Thank you for the kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed it. Andrew narrated the entire 10 book series and they are all up and available to listen to now, so you won't have to wait. 🙂
@@RichardFierceWrites Yes! You are The Man. You'll have to thank Andrew for me for lending us his lovely voice for our journey. Blessings. Stay safe and well.
Thank you so much for sharing, Richard. It's been an excellent story, and I am eager to continue with the next book. It's well written, no boring parts, the main characters are likeable and yep, I too like Andrew McDermott's Scottish accent :D I can't thank him enough for keeping his voice at the same sound level as opposed to narrators who whisper and yell in turns when the text "demands" it - that doesn't work for audiobooks in my opinion, no matter how good the narrators are otherwise. And I'm off to listen to the next one, gleaming with anticipation :)
You're very welcome! I'm glad you liked it, and I hope you enjoy the others as well. Andrew is actually Irish, but I agree - he's a talented narrator for sure! I've got several other series on here as well, so there's plenty to keep you entertained. 🙂
@@RichardFierceWrites I will pretend not to be embarrassed at all having confused his Irish with a Scottish accent. Not. At. All. But really, thanks for clearing that up - if one's not from around, it's pretty damn hard to distinguish those two. I used to listen to a bloke from Glasgow, Scotland, and Andrew reminded me a lot of him. I bet both of 'em are now setting their minds to mangle me until even a necromancer would just walk past my gooey remains, eyebrows almost leaving the face, and shrug. So I apologise profusely to everyone from either corner of the UK. :) As to your story, man, it's fun. Refreshingly so. I am already (or rather, still) listening to your next book in line, a bond of flame, and it's about thinking up a nickname for the captured creature - its response, and even more so, Eldwin's response to that, had me in stitches :)) Have a wonderful day, and thank you for your kind reply. I will check out your other stuff once I'm through with this series, can't wait :)
@@ArtBlade No worries at all. Andrew tells me he gets that confusion all the time, so he's used to it. 😂 This series is my favorite of everything I've written so far, which is probably why I keep returning to it. It was originally just 5 books, then I came back and wrote a other 5. I came back to it this year and wrote a prequel type book (unrelated to the main storyline), and another 4 in the main series. I recently finished writing book 14 and Andrew has the manuscript now. Anyway, thanks for listening and leaving me comments!
@@RichardFierceWrites My heart just skipped a beat... FOURTEEN?! That's great news! If this series is your favourite, then by all means, keep going, keep 'em coming :) If the follow-ups are as good as the first one and a half, I'm very, very positive that I'll follow through with all of whatever you're throwing my way :) Looking forward to it. And my regards to Andrew, he just taught me that an Irish accent, particularly his accent, is something to enjoy. It's interesting how even within the same range of each accent (in this case, Irish and Scottish) there can be massive differences. I came across some Scottish accents I almost couldn't understand (watching snooker) while others were simply an accent that was easy to understand. I don't think I ever heard an Irish accent that was nearly as strong as some of the Scottish accents. And it's funny how easily they can be confused if you're not from around. Now Imagine a narrator with a full-blown Cockney accent :D Are there any? At least in the film and games industry, you can bet that if you hear a Cockney accent, 99% of the time it's a "bad" guy. Might be tough for them to become a narrator ;) Take care, and again, thank you so much for sharing AND replying. I really appreciate it.
@@ArtBlade Yes indeed, 14. And there will probably be a 15th - eventually. I've not travelled abroad from the USA yet, but I'm sure it would be hard to distinguish some accents from others, especially as you said not being from around. 🙂 Enjoy the stories, and thanks again!
It's as much my fault as your @Richard Fierce, but after an exhausting day at work and equalling exhausting night with family ( but more enjoyable than work) I need sleep but you post adventures I have never heard of. Temptation wins again. Thx for the posts.
One day I'm gonna run out of ways to say how incredible of a writer you are. But that's not today. You breath life into the mind via words, I have not regretted pressing play on anything you have posted.
Thank you Very much for for these books the dragon Riders of osan Richard fierce I am a fellow writer And I really really enjoy these books Please keep your your channel on on UA-cam thank you
I lived in Northern Ireland for a bit over 2 years, as an australian i found the accent very jarring at first but got used to it and i love this narator ! the way he says now takes me back to port rush lol
For a character who as aspired to be a dragon rider, he is poorly prepared, frightened, undecisive, and doesn't know very much. Not sure I want to continue
Me again... haha... just discovered your channel not long ago... I'm glad you have many books here, I can listen while I wait for "marked by the dragon 4".... (and sorry for my English, it's not my native language 🤣)...
I love the language I grew up went to a couple British schools Overseas a lot of my friends had different accents Which I used to mimic Long story there but after listening to this I'll end up picking it up without even realizing it realizing it till I hear it then realize I'd better stop or stop but honestly a lot of it sounds kind of like home At different times
I'm glad you enjoyed it! The first four are up now, and the fifth is coming on the 23rd. There are more, too, so please subscribe to make sure you get notified when new ones go up. 🙂
Hey Ray, thanks for the comment! This is the first book of a completed 10 book series. They are all available on Audible, iTunes, and most other audiobook sites as well. I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Here is my critique. At least up to chapter 9. I’ll do another one if I finish it. Altogether good book. I think. Seems like a good plot. The accent of the narrator for the story is fitting for the story. I like it. I don’t know if these dragons are supposed to be majestic, intelligent and magical, or if they are supposed to be horses who are extremely intelligent, but have the bodies and strength of dragons. I was thrown off by a dragon being led to the stables by someone near the beginning of the story. Also the character does come across as really really naïve or just loves playing dumb. Being cornered in the market like that, nope. Too obvious. But, the crazy guard, very interesting. I didn’t expect that. Curious what will happen to Simon. The main character forgetting the False king, and then suddenly remembering it, somehow was a bit irritating. I guess that it was done too early. At least for the reader. I know for the main character, it’s probably been two days, but at dinner, he heard someone talking about the false king. I guess the false king should have come up later in the book. Perhaps one chapter later. Admittedly, it is fascinating that he doesn’t know his father died fighting the false king. Well, since I am critiquing so much of this book, I guess I am more fascinated with the story than I thought. Strange thing here. At the beginning, I was getting vibes of medieval, lecherous guard, save the damsel in distress feels. Now though, I’m not sure what vibes I’m getting. I’m a bit confused. Basically, I’m interested and annoyed with the story. But I’ll continue it. Good so far. PS Seems like the main character has a leak in his mouth. Literally was told not to mention what he Saul in the test several times. Then he accidentally leaks what he saw in the test to that girl. Wondering if she put a spell on him? All right. I’m really done now.
You'll learn more about the dragons as the story progresses, but the character is naïve and too trusting in the beginning. The reasons for him not really remembering the False King are are slowly revealed. As for not keeping his mouth shut about what he saw in the test ... well, it's hard to keep secrets. :)
@@RichardFierceWrites Not to mention that everyone needs a confidant. And something out of the ordinary happens in his first and second tests so...yeah, I think I'd talk about it, too.
@@RichardFierceWrites great, thank you. The first book got my attention, now I really want to follow the adventures. Thank you for sharing your gift! I thought of the Dragon of Pern when first read the title, and I was not disappointed.
@@AmaratMamu I'm glad you liked the first one enough to try the rest of them. 🙂 And some people have said my series is like a mix of Pern and Harry Potter, which I think is an amazing compliment.
after listening to Mark by the dragon it's very difficult for me to listen to this Scottish accent. I'm just a lowly American with no lovely accent to speak of. it's hard for me to understand it when it's being read by such a strong accent I would definitely like to read it for myself if you have them available? please link me a way to buy them thank you so much and I will try to listen to your other dragon books.
Andrew is actually Irish, but he does have a strong accent. Personally, I think it adds to the story, but I know his accent isn't for everyone. The links to my books can be found on my website here: www.richardfierce.com/books.html
Thanks for the link Richard. I’ve listened to another of your series with a different narrator, and book where you and your co-author both narrated. I enjoyed those very much and you’re a talented author. Unfortunately I find this accent overwhelmingly distracting and can’t get used to it. Seems to be a combination of strong accent (for me) and pronounced lilting inflections is too much for my ear. I’m also Australian. I don’t usually react to accents in this way, and wouldn’t if we were just having a conversation together where I would find it interesting. I just can’t hear through it to the story. Also noting many comments saying they love the accent. Best wishes for your continued work in these enjoyable books. I hope to read the Osnen series.
Very much enjoying your book! Makes for some interesting dreams while listening with headphones, too! Thank you so much for sharing. Looking forward to more. 💞
most people from Northand "Ireland" call themsrlves Irish, but technically, they are British Ulster. until of course the two parts are unified again. maybe in anothed 20 years of peace.
@@RichardFierceWrites Mr. Fierce lol is that really your last name? Or like a screen name? Anyway I gave the book another try and stuck with it through the accent and I FINISHES IT STRAIGHT THROUGH LOL now im upset that they are only a few hours each lol 😆 THANK YOU 🙏🏾 4 your incredible imagination 💭 that created this beautiful story its FIRE 🔥 can’t wait to finish !!!
@@e.s.teal_likethecolor5285 Believe it or not, Fierce is my real last name. 🙂 I'm glad you decided to give it another try. And thank you for the kind words!
I assume you meant to say thanks for the opportunity to listen to a book for free? Why, you're welcome! The entire series is on here, so you can dive right into the next one. Again, you're welcome. 🙂
I thought the same in the beginning. A good reader persists because there is talent to be discoverd. I ended up enjoying the narration, and it opened up new doors to other cultures. Thank you for these books(almost done) 😄
I know several Scots, I can tell you that this is either fake, over done or some odd regional dialect. It's just a bit over done and he tends to draw out certain sentence areas to the extreme.
@@SuperLarrythompson yea... I'm Northern Irish - that's my natural northern Irish accent, not Scottish nor attempting a Scottish accent (but some reckon we Northern Irish are a cross between Irish and Scots) but you're more than welcome to come over and see the difference between the two cultures, accents. etc
Andrew's accent isn't everyone's favorite, and that's OK, but I think it fits the story perfectly. 🙂 You could try my other series. Scale of the Dragon is the first one.
Im listening to the series for a second time now and was wondering if you were going to print physical copies any time or is that something that yo don't see doing @RichardFierceWrites , just wondering as a fan
@@F1shf1ght3r A second time listening? That's awesome! And all of my books are available in print. You can get them anywhere you can order books. And if you prefer signed copies, I have a store on my website. 🙂
@@RichardFierceWrites this is awesome, I don't know you printed them I have not been able to find them, thanks for the info, love the series and have wanted to get the collection of what is out for about a year
@@F1shf1ght3r I'm also doing special edition hardcovers with 3 books in each volume. The next Kickstarter campaign launches September 3 if you like fancy books. They have silver foil and printed edge designs.
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Mr. Fierce, your writing is quite Fierce. You are a gifted storyteller. Thank you for sharing your gift.
Andrew McDermott, thank you for narrating this book. It is quite enjoyable and I look forward to hearing more books read by you.
The two of you make quite the team.
@KB_2161 Oh, wow, thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it. There are 14 more in this series. 🙂
Thank you so much for providing well written, and narrated books for free. I’m dyslexic and often struggle with reading physical books, but love stories. I usually finish at least one audiobook per week and that gets expensive. thank you
You're most welcome! Audio is expensive to produce, but I like making my stories widely available in multiple formats so people can enjoy them. Thank you for spending your free time listening to the things from my imagination. 🙂
THERE it is again - the lovely IRISH accent! 😂😘
I'm renovating a lot of old windows in an old former school house. Getting rid of cracking paint, oiling old wood, putting new layers of paint ... it takes weeks already.
And it is such a blessing beeing able to listen to this fantastic stories!
Thank you so much, Richard and Andrew!
🙏
That sounds like some labor intensive work! I'm glad we're able to keep you entertained while you're grinding away. 🙂
A great story! Harry Potter meets Eragon in the first hour in. I love the accent- a perfect fit...Sometimes I am calling my sailboat gently to "Blue Dragon" instead of Liberty since she is majestic, beautiful and flying through the seven seas. Listening your book while preparing my boat for the ocean crossing and gathering courage for the voyage. Love the fantasy books, thank you for uploading your stories in UA-cam.
I'm glad you're enjoying it! And that's awesome that you're going to sail across the ocean. You are much braver than me, as that is a frightening scenario in my mind. I hope you have a good voyage, and thanks for listening to my stories!
my new fave author. im so glad ive found your books, i cant believe how many you have written. theyre amazing. thanks.
You are too kind! I'm glad you found my books, too. 🙂
Thank you very much for uploading this great book! I’m loving it, and adore the accent of the narrator!
You're welcome! I'm glad you're enjoying it so much!
i love narrators voice aswell.
Listening to this makes me excited to listen to the next ones!
I'm glad to hear that! There's 10 in the series, so you've got plenty to listen to. 🙂
First, I am in LOVE with the narrator's deliciously fantastic speaking voice and sexy accent! His narration of this book brought it alive for me in some wonderful ways. I hope and pray that he continues to read this series. It won't be the same without him.
Second, so I loved the book, the writing (I only caught one mistake that I'll need to check again anyway and it was minor if it exists), the plot, the characterization...all just excellent. I can't wait to read book 2.
Lastly, so this is the part I'm not so crazy about. I heard that this book was published in 2020. So book 2 may not even be a thing yet. Which means I'm gonna have to wait to see what happens to Eldwin. Sigh.
Thank you, Mr. Fierce for conceiving, writing and then posting your book up on UA-cam for this sciFantasy bibliofile to enjoy.
Thank you for the kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Andrew narrated the entire 10 book series and they are all up and available to listen to now, so you won't have to wait. 🙂
@@RichardFierceWrites Yes! You are The Man. You'll have to thank Andrew for me for lending us his lovely voice for our journey. Blessings. Stay safe and well.
Thank you so much for sharing, Richard. It's been an excellent story, and I am eager to continue with the next book. It's well written, no boring parts, the main characters are likeable and yep, I too like Andrew McDermott's Scottish accent :D I can't thank him enough for keeping his voice at the same sound level as opposed to narrators who whisper and yell in turns when the text "demands" it - that doesn't work for audiobooks in my opinion, no matter how good the narrators are otherwise. And I'm off to listen to the next one, gleaming with anticipation :)
You're very welcome! I'm glad you liked it, and I hope you enjoy the others as well. Andrew is actually Irish, but I agree - he's a talented narrator for sure! I've got several other series on here as well, so there's plenty to keep you entertained. 🙂
@@RichardFierceWrites I will pretend not to be embarrassed at all having confused his Irish with a Scottish accent. Not. At. All. But really, thanks for clearing that up - if one's not from around, it's pretty damn hard to distinguish those two. I used to listen to a bloke from Glasgow, Scotland, and Andrew reminded me a lot of him. I bet both of 'em are now setting their minds to mangle me until even a necromancer would just walk past my gooey remains, eyebrows almost leaving the face, and shrug. So I apologise profusely to everyone from either corner of the UK. :) As to your story, man, it's fun. Refreshingly so. I am already (or rather, still) listening to your next book in line, a bond of flame, and it's about thinking up a nickname for the captured creature - its response, and even more so, Eldwin's response to that, had me in stitches :)) Have a wonderful day, and thank you for your kind reply. I will check out your other stuff once I'm through with this series, can't wait :)
@@ArtBlade No worries at all. Andrew tells me he gets that confusion all the time, so he's used to it. 😂
This series is my favorite of everything I've written so far, which is probably why I keep returning to it. It was originally just 5 books, then I came back and wrote a other 5. I came back to it this year and wrote a prequel type book (unrelated to the main storyline), and another 4 in the main series. I recently finished writing book 14 and Andrew has the manuscript now.
Anyway, thanks for listening and leaving me comments!
@@RichardFierceWrites My heart just skipped a beat... FOURTEEN?! That's great news! If this series is your favourite, then by all means, keep going, keep 'em coming :) If the follow-ups are as good as the first one and a half, I'm very, very positive that I'll follow through with all of whatever you're throwing my way :) Looking forward to it. And my regards to Andrew, he just taught me that an Irish accent, particularly his accent, is something to enjoy. It's interesting how even within the same range of each accent (in this case, Irish and Scottish) there can be massive differences. I came across some Scottish accents I almost couldn't understand (watching snooker) while others were simply an accent that was easy to understand. I don't think I ever heard an Irish accent that was nearly as strong as some of the Scottish accents. And it's funny how easily they can be confused if you're not from around. Now Imagine a narrator with a full-blown Cockney accent :D Are there any? At least in the film and games industry, you can bet that if you hear a Cockney accent, 99% of the time it's a "bad" guy. Might be tough for them to become a narrator ;) Take care, and again, thank you so much for sharing AND replying. I really appreciate it.
@@ArtBlade Yes indeed, 14. And there will probably be a 15th - eventually. I've not travelled abroad from the USA yet, but I'm sure it would be hard to distinguish some accents from others, especially as you said not being from around. 🙂
Enjoy the stories, and thanks again!
It's as much my fault as your @Richard Fierce, but after an exhausting day at work and equalling exhausting night with family ( but more enjoyable than work) I need sleep but you post adventures I have never heard of. Temptation wins again. Thx for the posts.
Sorry to hear about your rough day, but I'm glad my stories took you on an adventure! Go get some sleep. The stories will be always be here. 🙂
One day I'm gonna run out of ways to say how incredible of a writer you are. But that's not today.
You breath life into the mind via words, I have not regretted pressing play on anything you have posted.
Oh, wow. Thank you so much for the kind words! It's awesome to hear things like this. I appreciate you spending your time listening to my stories. 🙂
Seems underrated this is a incredible book great writing amazing new world to explore
Thank you, James! I appreciate the kind words!
Awesome... loved it... 💜💜💜🔱🔱🔱💜💜💜.. I leve now... book nr. 2 is waiting to be explored...
I'm glad you liked it!
Thank you for taking me on this exciting adventure.
You are most welcome!
Great story. Thank you for your work!
You're welcome! Thanks for listening!
I love the reader's accent!
He did indeed narrate the whole series. 🙂
Thanks!
You're welcome!
Thank you Very much for for these books the dragon
Riders of osan
Richard fierce I am a fellow writer And I really really enjoy these books Please keep your your channel on on UA-cam thank you
You're welcome! Do you have any books published?
thanks I enjoyed this (subscribed). Great storytelling, the voice went perfect with this too.
I'm glad you liked it! And thanks for subscribing. :)
Thank you
This was a very good book, and I enjoyed it very much. Thank You!
You're welcome! There's 9 more in the series and they are all up. 🙂
@@RichardFierceWrites Oh joy! I love you already for the first book. You just gave me icing with posting the other 8. No waiting. JOY!!!
My hearth droped at the end. You cant do this to me🥺
It's a good thing book 2 is already on here. :)
Great Story, Great Storyteller.
Thank you!
Thank you for posting your book Richard. I have subscribed and look forward to your other books.
You're welcome! Thank you for subscribing!
I lived in Northern Ireland for a bit over 2 years, as an australian i found the accent very jarring at first but got used to it and i love this narator ! the way he says now takes me back to port rush lol
I'm glad you like his accent. It really brings the story to life in my opinion. 🙂
Im Australian too but thought the voice with this was great.
@@tanyabrown9839 I'm glad you liked it!
Word of magic and wonder of dragon free and proud??*****Yha!!!!!
I hope you enjoy the series!
For a character who as aspired to be a dragon rider, he is poorly prepared, frightened, undecisive, and doesn't know very much. Not sure I want to continue
And those are the qualities that make him realistic. A character can't grow if they are perfect. 🙂
Have you ever met in person with the narrators of your books? Though they may be contracted through other publishing companies etc?
Not yet. I do hope to meet Andrew, possibly at writers conference next year. Otherwise, I plan to go to Ireland at some point and I'll meet him then.
It's me... saga kadabra.. I subeb also with this channel to double the likes... lol... I wish you success 💜☯️💜
You didn't have to do that, but I appreciate the support!
Excellent, Thank you
You're welcome! And thank YOU for listening!
Me again... haha... just discovered your channel not long ago... I'm glad you have many books here, I can listen while I wait for "marked by the dragon 4".... (and sorry for my English, it's not my native language 🤣)...
This series has 10 books, so you have plenty to listen to! :) And don't apologize for your English. Learning a second language is an amazing feat!
Love it! Thank you! Subscribed. :)
You're welcome! And thank you for subscribing!
Great Adventure 👍🤗
I'm glad you liked it!
Thank you so much it's so well written and read
Such a great voice 😍
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it!
I love the language I grew up went to a couple British schools Overseas a lot of my friends had different accents Which I used to mimic Long story there but after listening to this I'll end up picking it up without even realizing it realizing it till I hear it then realize I'd better stop or stop but honestly a lot of it sounds kind of like home At different times
That's awesome. 🙂 Thanks for listening!
@@RichardFierceWrites I appreciate your Taking the time to comment thank you
@@cambobaginds9274 You're welcome. I hope you are having a good day/evening!
I loved listening to this! I'm looking forward to listening to the rest of this series :)
I'm glad you enjoyed it! The first four are up now, and the fifth is coming on the 23rd. There are more, too, so please subscribe to make sure you get notified when new ones go up. 🙂
I love this, great story. Thanks for this.
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it!
Lovely accent...of course I have a strong Celtic bias being Scots. I love Irish accents! Oh good theres two books here!
Thanks for the comment. Andrew's accent really brings the story to life!
Finished mark of the dragon so now onto the other works :^)
This series is complete, so you won't have to wait on the next ones. 🙂
Love THIS
I'm glad to hear that. 🙂 Thanks for listening!
This ateobook makes me want to get it!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's available on Audible, Chirp and many other stores. 🙂
@@RichardFierceWrites thanks
@@deforesttappan6478 You're welcome! The ebook and print versions are also available.
Wow. I like this book
I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Not sure if this is your first book but well done regardless 👍 I sincerely hope that there's more coming or out there.
Hey Ray, thanks for the comment! This is the first book of a completed 10 book series. They are all available on Audible, iTunes, and most other audiobook sites as well. I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Love it great book
Thank you, I'm glad you liked it!
How many people actually teared up when he didn’t pass? 🙋🏻♀️
The heroes can't always have everything. 🙂
👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🍻🍻🍻
Thanks for listening!
Here is my critique. At least up to chapter 9. I’ll do another one if I finish it.
Altogether good book. I think. Seems like a good plot.
The accent of the narrator for the story is fitting for the story. I like it.
I don’t know if these dragons are supposed to be majestic, intelligent and magical, or if they are supposed to be horses who are extremely intelligent, but have the bodies and strength of dragons. I was thrown off by a dragon being led to the stables by someone near the beginning of the story.
Also the character does come across as really really naïve or just loves playing dumb. Being cornered in the market like that, nope. Too obvious. But, the crazy guard, very interesting. I didn’t expect that. Curious what will happen to Simon. The main character forgetting the False king, and then suddenly remembering it, somehow was a bit irritating. I guess that it was done too early. At least for the reader. I know for the main character, it’s probably been two days, but at dinner, he heard someone talking about the false king. I guess the false king should have come up later in the book. Perhaps one chapter later. Admittedly, it is fascinating that he doesn’t know his father died fighting the false king.
Well, since I am critiquing so much of this book, I guess I am more fascinated with the story than I thought.
Strange thing here. At the beginning, I was getting vibes of medieval, lecherous guard, save the damsel in distress feels. Now though, I’m not sure what vibes I’m getting. I’m a bit confused.
Basically, I’m interested and annoyed with the story. But I’ll continue it. Good so far.
PS
Seems like the main character has a leak in his mouth. Literally was told not to mention what he Saul in the test several times. Then he accidentally leaks what he saw in the test to that girl. Wondering if she put a spell on him?
All right. I’m really done now.
You'll learn more about the dragons as the story progresses, but the character is naïve and too trusting in the beginning. The reasons for him not really remembering the False King are are slowly revealed.
As for not keeping his mouth shut about what he saw in the test ... well, it's hard to keep secrets. :)
@@RichardFierceWrites Not to mention that everyone needs a confidant. And something out of the ordinary happens in his first and second tests so...yeah, I think I'd talk about it, too.
Y el segundo libro? ... I could not find the second book. Not published yet?
All 10 books of the series are on here. 🙂
@@RichardFierceWrites thanks i will look for them
@@AmaratMamu Go to the Dragon Riders of Osnen playlist on my channel and you'll see them all there. 🙂
@@RichardFierceWrites great, thank you. The first book got my attention, now I really want to follow the adventures. Thank you for sharing your gift! I thought of the Dragon of Pern when first read the title, and I was not disappointed.
@@AmaratMamu I'm glad you liked the first one enough to try the rest of them. 🙂 And some people have said my series is like a mix of Pern and Harry Potter, which I think is an amazing compliment.
Hey, do you know the Fever series by Karen Marie Moning? Book 6, 7, and 8 are not available for purchase in my country! 😭
I'm not familiar with that one. I wonder why they aren't available in your country. Have you tried looking on Kobo?
@@RichardFierceWrites Kobo?
@@lsmediarecherche4917 Yes. It's an international ebook site like Amazon, but they have a much bigger presence internationally than Amazon.
Is that a Northern Irish accent I'm listening to, Belfast maybe? It's quite...... "different".
It sure is!
I've got a farm still in 'Karick on Shannon' ....
It's good to hear the
Light Lilt...
Reminds me of
Grandmother Mary.😉
It’s falconhoof
Wish that I had that accent.
Do the 144p have any effect on the audio quality?
I can hear a few "fragments" but that could be my cheap old Logitech 5.1 system. :D
I'm not sure. I'll ask my narrator. 🙂
Read by Falconhoof~
I would like to listen to this but the accent is difficult to understand 🤧
Andrew's brogue is strong, but once you get used to it, it's easier to understand. I hope you stick with it!
This guy's voice.. perfect for this ..
Could use some emotions though
I'm glad you liked it!
after listening to Mark by the dragon it's very difficult for me to listen to this Scottish accent. I'm just a lowly American with no lovely accent to speak of. it's hard for me to understand it when it's being read by such a strong accent I would definitely like to read it for myself if you have them available? please link me a way to buy them thank you so much and I will try to listen to your other dragon books.
Andrew is actually Irish, but he does have a strong accent. Personally, I think it adds to the story, but I know his accent isn't for everyone.
The links to my books can be found on my website here: www.richardfierce.com/books.html
Thanks for the link Richard. I’ve listened to another of your series with a different narrator, and book where you and your co-author both narrated. I enjoyed those very much and you’re a talented author. Unfortunately I find this accent overwhelmingly distracting and can’t get used to it. Seems to be a combination of strong accent (for me) and pronounced lilting inflections is too much for my ear. I’m also Australian. I don’t usually react to accents in this way, and wouldn’t if we were just having a conversation together where I would find it interesting. I just can’t hear through it to the story. Also noting many comments saying they love the accent. Best wishes for your continued work in these enjoyable books. I hope to read the Osnen series.
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I'm glad you enjoyed it!
The accent is very different but it’s easy to get used to
It really grew on me, and I love what he did with the reading. I hope you're enjoying it!
Irish accent?
Yep! Andrew is from Northern Ireland. 🙂
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hmm missing princess whats the chance that she is the girl i think its quite big ;)
No spoilers from me, haha! :)
@@RichardFierceWrites are you going to do the other books to?
@baldrian22 Yes! The first three in the series are up now.
Very much enjoying your book! Makes for some interesting dreams while listening with headphones, too! Thank you so much for sharing. Looking forward to more. 💞
I'm glad to hear you're enjoying the story! Interesting dreams are a staple for writers like me, ha!
Irish narrator, anyone know what County? i am familiar with a Belfast accrnt, ut the narrator sounds like every phrase is exclaimatory.
Andrew is Irish, so good ear! He's actually from the North. County Down. :)
@@RichardFierceWrites Thanks Richard. l lived in County Down as a kid before coming to Canada
@@LaureenMagee You're welcome! And that's awesome. It's on my bucket list to go to Ireland one day.
most people from Northand "Ireland" call themsrlves Irish, but technically, they are British Ulster. until of course the two parts are unified again. maybe in anothed 20 years of peace.
nice pic
Thank you! My artist is very talented.
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Accent is distracting shame it could have been
Andrew's accent isn't for everyone, but it fits the story perfectly.
The accent SMH 🤦♂️ ICANT
Sorry to hear that! You can check out the ebook for free on any platform!
@@RichardFierceWrites Mr. Fierce lol is that really your last name? Or like a screen name? Anyway I gave the book another try and stuck with it through the accent and I FINISHES IT STRAIGHT THROUGH LOL now im upset that they are only a few hours each lol 😆 THANK YOU 🙏🏾 4 your incredible imagination 💭 that created this beautiful story its FIRE 🔥 can’t wait to finish !!!
@@e.s.teal_likethecolor5285 Believe it or not, Fierce is my real last name. 🙂 I'm glad you decided to give it another try. And thank you for the kind words!
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Thanks for nothing.
I assume you meant to say thanks for the opportunity to listen to a book for free? Why, you're welcome! The entire series is on here, so you can dive right into the next one. Again, you're welcome. 🙂
Thanks, again,cool story
@@stevenjarvis9702 You're welcome. Glad you enjoyed it!
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Sorry I just can't.this raspy slow read is jarring.
Sorry to hear that! The ebook is free on all platforms if you'd rather read it. :)
Go to settings and increase the video speed
I have to agree, Listened for about 10 mins and stopped sorry.
I thought the same in the beginning. A good reader persists because there is talent to be discoverd. I ended up enjoying the narration, and it opened up new doors to other cultures. Thank you for these books(almost done) 😄
I don't want come across as a bigot, but I found the reader's accent [Irish I think] difficult to listen to. Otherwsie a fine reader.
The accent isn't for everyone, but it might grow on you as you listen to the next ones. 🙂
@@RichardFierceWrites :)
Hi I know it's person preference but for me the narrators account makes it very difficult for me to listen to which is a shame
I'm sorry to hear that you don't like his narration. Thanks for giving it a listen, though!
I absolutely love the accent!
I know several Scots, I can tell you that this is either fake, over done or some odd regional dialect. It's just a bit over done and he tends to draw out certain sentence areas to the extreme.
The narrator is from Northern Ireland. His accent is real. 🙂
@@SuperLarrythompson yea... I'm Northern Irish - that's my natural northern Irish accent, not Scottish nor attempting a Scottish accent (but some reckon we Northern Irish are a cross between Irish and Scots) but you're more than welcome to come over and see the difference between the two cultures, accents. etc
Sorry.
I can’t stand the accent your reader is using, turns me off. Hiw🎉about using a No accent reader…
Andrew's accent isn't everyone's favorite, and that's OK, but I think it fits the story perfectly. 🙂 You could try my other series. Scale of the Dragon is the first one.
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And the search sent me here.
Glad to have you!
Im listening to the series for a second time now and was wondering if you were going to print physical copies any time or is that something that yo don't see doing @RichardFierceWrites , just wondering as a fan
@@F1shf1ght3r A second time listening? That's awesome! And all of my books are available in print. You can get them anywhere you can order books. And if you prefer signed copies, I have a store on my website. 🙂
@@RichardFierceWrites this is awesome, I don't know you printed them I have not been able to find them, thanks for the info, love the series and have wanted to get the collection of what is out for about a year
@@F1shf1ght3r I'm also doing special edition hardcovers with 3 books in each volume. The next Kickstarter campaign launches September 3 if you like fancy books. They have silver foil and printed edge designs.
@@RichardFierceWrites this is great I will definitely be checking that out and if I have the money I will be supporting it, thanks
@@F1shf1ght3r You're welcome!
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