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Fin Gall - A Novel of Viking Age Ireland
- Norsemen Saga Series #1
- Narrated by: Shaun Grindell
- Length: 13 hrs and 2 mins
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Publisher's Summary
AD 852. For centuries the Vikings have swept out of the Norse countries and fallen on whatever lands they could reach aboard their longships, and few could resist the power of their violent onslaught. They came at first to plunder and then to settle, an encroachment fiercely resisted wherever they went.
Such was the case in the southern lands of Ireland. En route to the Viking longphort there, known as Dubh-linn, Thorgrim Night Wolf and Ornolf the Restless stumble across an Irish ship that carries aboard it a single item: a crown. The Vikings eagerly snatch the prize, unaware of its significance to the people of Ireland and the power granted to the king who wears it. Soon the Norsemen are plunged into the violence and intrigue of Medieval Ireland, where local kings fight with each other and with the invaders from the north for rule of the island nation. With enemies at every hand and loyalties as fickle as the weather, Thorgrim must lead his men, the white invaders, the Fin Gall, in the fight of their lives, with both Irish and Dane eager to see them dead.
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- Victoria
- 05-10-16
Tolerable with this trick
The story is good, not great, but good enough that I've bought the second in series. Narrator is intolerably slow however, not bad, just slow---so I used a trick I read in another audible review and upped the narration speed to 1.25 and it's great! Historically interesting about the Vikings in Ireland as well as Irish history.
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- Jennifer deC
- 12-15-16
Hard to hear
Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?
I didn't listen to the entire book. The narration was really bad. So no the short time I spend listening to this was not time well spent.
What was most disappointing about James L. Nelson’s story?
Couldn't get thru the book b/c of the performance.
How could the performance have been better?
I'm sure the narrator thought he was channeling HBO's Peter Balish, but really he sounded like Ben Affleck's Batman loudly whispering
If this book were a movie would you go see it?
When I read my physical copy I'll let you know.
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The story seems interesting. I think I'll use my eyes to enjoy it however.
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- stuart
- 08-16-16
Not bad
Overall not a bad book and well researched but the narrator has the Vikings as cockneys and his Irish accents are diabolical... And his pronunciation of Irish names is even worse, they're so badly done that even as an Irish-speaker I can't recognize them!
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- Amazon Customer
- 08-21-19
My new favorite book!
My very first attempt to listen to this audio book was failed by my lack of being able to multitask and I left this book less than a half an hour in. It was gross injustice to both the author and narrator. It wasn't until my job allowed us to listen to music on my headphones inside the warehouse, did I discover the amazing Saga that has me so enthralled, the descriptive nature of his writing paints the picture in a very specific manner and in such a way as you can feel the atmosphere and ambiance, the scenes of far off lands, the smells of the emerald isle, it isn't hard to imagine what it must have been like living in the viking ruled Ireland. This gem is something I am very glad I stumbled upon. I have so far purchased up to book 4 and haven't been able to put the book down, so to speak. I have full confidence that I have found one of my new favorite authors, I am looking foreward to what is to come. He shows a great knack for capturing attention, and delivering on the promises that the anticipation invokes. If you are one the fence about purchasing this book. Please do.
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- John
- 04-07-16
Great Story
Would you listen to Fin Gall - A Novel of Viking Age Ireland again? Why?
Maybe
What do you think the narrator could have done better?
I didn't much care for the narration. It was done in almost a whisper and did not seem to change with the action. It is a good thing the story itself was exciting. Otherwise, I would have stopped listening in the first 10 minutes.
Any additional comments?
I am a huge fan of Bernard Cornwell's Saxon Tales. When I first saw this book I wondered how it would stack up against Cornwell. I can tell you that, while it does stand on its own, if you love Saxon Tales, you will love this book.
6 people found this helpful
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- Paul Harris
- 01-21-16
Well done historical period piece- lots of twists
Good book...seemed to be accurate and the plot was well thought out. Almost like a mystery novel, in some respects.
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- John
- 06-28-22
Great story
Not sure why all the criticism of the narrator. I enjoyed his style. After listening to all of Bernard Cornwell's Saxon stories, this ranks right up there so far
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- JRmilla
- 04-22-22
Intolerable Narration
As others have mentioned, the narration performance was awful. I’m pretty upset actually, because I just couldn’t get into the story due to Grindell’s monotonous, un-invested voice. Every sentence sounds exactly the same: too quiet, no proper inflection (or ending every sentence with the same inflection), poor pacing, laughable accents or portrayals etc etc.
It’s to the point that I avoid any books that he has narrated, which is sad, because the Viking Age and the early medieval period in general are my absolute favorites, and he has voiced quite a few novels in that time frame.
I suppose I’ll try to speed up the narration and give it another go; it’s unfair to Nelson to miss out on this whole series, because unfortunately, I almost have to do audio books exclusively.
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- vaas
- 01-08-22
great story but .
Great story but this might be the worst narrator I've ever heard in my life!! it's like he's in slow motion and hasn't slept in a week! and the pauses between sentences!! advice,,speed it up! like 1.20..helps alot
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- MHill
- 11-18-21
Great listen
Loved the book immensely. It hard not to drive extra miles just to continue to listen.
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- Danny O'Hara
- 04-02-19
Not bad, but...
Overall I quite enjoyed this. but there were a few historic/cultural mistakes (Irish fyrd!) and the Irish names were mostly mispronounced. Some Irish names & titles were OK, but there really was a need for an Irish speaker to check this. Tara, Bridget & Midhe in particular were excruciating for someone who speaks the language!
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- Uhtredson
- 04-14-16
I couldnt finish it
What would have made Fin Gall - A Novel of Viking Age Ireland better?
A different Narrator
What was the most interesting aspect of this story? The least interesting?
I couldnt get passed 20 minutes . weirdly at the end of every sentence the narrator sounded like he was touching himself ... Even weirder was the narrators voice acting wasnt bad .. whenever he spoke as a character it was ok but as soon as he went back to the narrators voice he put on a weird pervy voice
Would you be willing to try another one of Shaun Grindell’s performances?
No
What character would you cut from Fin Gall - A Novel of Viking Age Ireland?
the narrator
Any additional comments?
It actually sounded like the story may have been ok .. I couldnt forgive the poor perfomance of the narrator though
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- KeithRimmer
- 11-02-20
Don’t waste your,money
Very poor story and even worse narrators no feeling overall very disappointed it is the first bad review I have ever given
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- Welly
- 10-14-20
Glad I stuck it out!
Well written
Really enjoyed the story
First few chapters were a struggle with the narrator but I then turned the speed up to1.2 and all got better.
Looking forward to the rest of the series.
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- Mary Atkins
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Great book
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- cameron
- 10-29-19
worth it
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- Sean
- 08-23-17
Excellent
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brilliant.
the narrator was excellent and the story was fabulous.
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