Fable Reaver Short Story edition by Peter David Literature Fiction eBooks
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Fable™ Heroes, available May 2, 2012, on Xbox Live Arcade, gathers a range of heroes and villains from across the epic videogame saga—and the Fable™ companion eBook series delves even deeper into their greatest triumphs, darkest secrets, and never-before-seen origins. In the first eBook short story, there are high stakes on the high seas as the always cunning Reaver takes on a ruthless pirate king.
Captain Dread has made a deal with the port cities They pay him for protection, and he doesn’t raid them. It’s a neat and tidy arrangement, all agree, except for one man, Reaver, the daring outlaw blessed with eternal youth, who refuses to cede his hometown of Bloodstone. After Reaver sends back one too many heads in a duffel bag, Dread decides to take matters into his own hands. To his surprise, Reaver surrenders willingly. But Dread’s new prisoner is no coward. It’s all part of Reaver’s unbelievably bold—and bloody—plan, which ultimately pits pirate against pirate in an explosive showdown that will live forever in the legendary world of Fable™.
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Fable Reaver Short Story edition by Peter David Literature Fiction eBooks
I was hesitant to buy this book, as tie-in stories have a reputation for being bad, and I prefer books on paper (or on audio book while I'm working on something else.) However, Reaver is that rare type of jerk that's pulled off well; through pure power of personality, he became one of the most unforgettable characters of the series. I liked him enough to buy this book, and upon reading it, I don't have any regrets.Peter David can write Reaver. Even without the excellent voice acting, he captured what makes him such a fun character: the innuendo, the wit, the flaws, the sheer audacity. The story is short, but well worth the dollar it cost, and then some. Though short, it was fun, and more importantly, entertaining. As soon as Reaver really arrived, I was grinning the whole time.
My only problems were the slow intro are tiny nit picks, occasionally, when the dialogue got a little too modern: i.e. "No worries" instead of "Not to worry." A small thing and it only happened a few things.
Highly recommended to any fans of Fable, Reaver, or a well written anti-hero. Spend your dollar, you wont regret it. I sure didn't.
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Fable Reaver Short Story edition by Peter David Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews
Reaver is my absolute favorite from the Fable series. I like the books much more than the games now. There is just so much more action and depth in them.
I love Peter David's continuing stories of Fable. They have all been good and make sense with the video game.
It was a good game, and hearing some more of the stories of the people in it was fascinating! I would recommend Peter David to anyone, and this is another great example of why.
I love this writer for his fable stories! They are all wonderfully written! Would definitely recommend to anyone wanting to further the fable experience!
I liked it cause i'm an avid Reaver fan...but in all honesty it was short and poorly done. Lots of Reaver smart alecness...but it seemed like the author was trying WAY to hard to pump that reaver feeling into it. Sure its a younger Reaver but it's really just very over done. The story is short and very predictable.
Peter David really outdid himself with this one! He got Reaver's character spot on, and it was just as fun to read as it is to play the games. I found myself wanting more by the end of it! Lots of great humor, action, and, of course, our favorite foppish pirate--perfect for any Fable fan.
Fun read. Out of the 3 short stories this is probably the best. It fits the lore of fable perfectly whereas the jack of blades story is hard to place on the fable timeline and the Theresa story while good is just unnecessary . I read this story right after playing treasure Island of doom in fable 2.
I was hesitant to buy this book, as tie-in stories have a reputation for being bad, and I prefer books on paper (or on audio book while I'm working on something else.) However, Reaver is that rare type of jerk that's pulled off well; through pure power of personality, he became one of the most unforgettable characters of the series. I liked him enough to buy this book, and upon reading it, I don't have any regrets.
Peter David can write Reaver. Even without the excellent voice acting, he captured what makes him such a fun character the innuendo, the wit, the flaws, the sheer audacity. The story is short, but well worth the dollar it cost, and then some. Though short, it was fun, and more importantly, entertaining. As soon as Reaver really arrived, I was grinning the whole time.
My only problems were the slow intro are tiny nit picks, occasionally, when the dialogue got a little too modern i.e. "No worries" instead of "Not to worry." A small thing and it only happened a few things.
Highly recommended to any fans of Fable, Reaver, or a well written anti-hero. Spend your dollar, you wont regret it. I sure didn't.
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