Elder Scrolls: Lord of Souls (Audiobook)

from corglacier7

I've loved "The Elder Scrolls" games and as a novel set in that world, it's a good read. I think Mr. Keyes does assume here and there he's writing for TES fans which makes the world and narrative a bit tougher to follow for non-gamers, but I wouldn't deem it inaccessible. Any fan used to reading ...

from SomewhatBent

Lord of Souls: An Elder Scrolls Novel Greg Keyes Del Rey (2011), Paperback, 336 pages I may have approached this book differently than some reviewers; while I know of the video game universe in which this is set, I have never played it and only barely seen it. Instead of reading it as a tie-in I ...

from HenriMoreaux

Lord of Souls is the second elder scrolls novel, second in that it comes after the first, but the reality is it's not really a second book per se. There's no background as to what happened in the first installment so if you are to start here with Lord of Souls you're going to feel like you just o...

from yoyogod

This was one ER book that I probably shouldn't have requested. It's a direct sequel to another book, which I haven't read, and it's set in the world of a video game franchise that I haven't played. This made in very hard for me to get into the book. The prologue is basically a recap of the events...

from zannyvix

While I'll admit this was an interesting read, I had some trouble following the story and characters, because it's pretty clearly a later part in an ongoing series. The writer doesn't do much introduction of the characters or their situations because it's expected that the reader has read other b...