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Students of the Order
- The Order, Book 1
- Narrated by: Michael Kramer
- Length: 22 hrs and 45 mins
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy
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Publisher's Summary
In the realm of Isodoro, just two things stand between Alliance lands and the spears and muskets of the orcish hordes: the wizards of the Order and constant infighting amongst the orcs themselves.
In the Alliance capital, young Wit has just been promoted from apprentice to full wizard - and saddled with the very unglamorous task of traveling to a distant iron mine to inspect it for fraud. Worse yet, he's partnered with Wa'llach, a drunken dwarven prisoner who's killed more people than most plagues.
Yet those skills are about to become very handy.
For the lord who runs the mine doesn't intend to let Wit get anywhere near it. And across the border, orcs who've hated each other for ages are starting to work together - and to strike into Alliance territory.
It looks like a conspiracy. Smells like one, too. And if it isn't stopped - either by Wit, or by the mysterious clan of orcish rangers that patrols the frontier - the entire Alliance Alliance will blow apart like an orcish death-stick.
A Western-infused epic of outlaws, treachery, treasure, and the frontier, Students of the Order is the first in a new series from a USA Today best-selling author and Audie nominee for Best Fantasy Novel.
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- Christopher
- 05-01-2021
Number One
Best book I've ever listened too. Can't wait for the next one. Hopefully not too long.
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- Rainbo Tims
- 22-12-2020
So good! Fantasy Novel from Orc Perspective? What!
I have to say I enjoyed every minute of this book and I am now very disappointed it's over.. hurry with the next one please.
This has multiple story lines but not too many...
Most books that have several main story lines, I usually have one that I like a lot more than others, and find myself wishing it would get back to the story line I liked...
Bare with me here...
This book was incredible in that by the end of every chapter I wouldn't want it to switch, and it kept happening all the way through like each story kept topping the other chapter by chapter and I enjoyed every story line.
I would say that I really really enjoyed the fresh ideas and the exploration of how a orc child/warrior could also grow up proud of his heritage, guess I always figured they didn't care.
Kinda reminded me of Riyria Revelations in that it was just fun all the way through!!!
I would highly recommend for fantasy readers of any age.
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- Christopher
- 21-12-2020
Another great book by EWR.
I’m not familiar with the co-author, but I have very much enjoyed Mr Robertson’s other series. This one has started out very promising. He has built an interesting world and great characters.
If you like his “Cycles” series you will like this too, though this book is not connected to those stories as far as I can tell. Definitely worth a credit.
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- Sailfish
- 13-01-2021
Wizards behaving badly
Edward W. Robertson and Sam Lang crafted an interesting tale where human wizards who possess the power of mind control look to extend their will from their current area of influence to greater reaches using machinations, intrigue and subterfuge. Few have the will or capability to stand against them but for a few young adepts who resist the wizards influence and entreaties and seek a more compassionate means to administer order. This is also the story of the warrior-like orcs who are being raided and enslaved by a strong band of raiders and a small cadre of gifted orcs called No Names who seek to stop them.
The above is a punishing brief description of the outline of the novel since there are layers of other events occurring simultaneously that both enrich the story and, regrettably, often weigh it down. The authors limit their world-building and exposition quite well but then overdo their character building such that the listener is too often required to suspend the forward flow of the story to listen to what seems like mini-tales and experiences of most of the 1st tier characters. This is furthered by the wizard mind augury ability suddenly pulling characters away from the here and now and vicariously recalling their target's memories, often without any clue to the listener, causing one to worry that the audio may have skipped forward or had been a flaw in the recording process.
Still, the mastery of Michael Kramer's oratory skills minimized the frustration over these sections keeping the listener paying attention until the bit of disorientation passed and the mainline story continued.
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- Phx17
- 02-01-2021
Tedious and lacking heart
Robertson’s newest series has some unique concepts and characters, but ultimately served up many of the features that soured me on his Cycles of Arawn and Galand series. This is a series with dragons, orcs, and dwarves. Slight twists, like Orc Jodi as one of the two MCs and the existence of muskets, didn’t do much to separate this from every other (and better) medieval fantasy series. Creative cussing (“all the gods!” uttered a lot) exists alongside occasional F bombs. The magic system is the book’s most unique concept, but seemed flawed and not fully thought out. This book also couldn’t decide if it wanted to be YA (teenage humor, in particular, not to mention the cover/Title) or adult (Mallach the dwarf is a backstabbing, alcoholic, A hole and there are some triggering parts about slavery and child prostitution and some graphic violence).
The biggest negative is tedium. With action, fun, or personality, I can forgive things like confusing plots and magical inconsistencies, especially in a first book. But, this story dragged. At least in Cycle of Arawn we got the Dante/Blays banter; here our two MCs proceed separately for 3/4 of the book (almost to 17hrs). Orc Jodi’s storyline follows the usual “from tragic beginnings, and thru endless training montages and setbacks, a hero will rise” path. Wizard Wit’s storyline is the “preternaturally gifted wizard who will conveniently survive impossible situations” path. Like Robertson’s Cycle books, there’s way too many hours spent on the journey- and by that I mean the literal journey, traveling here and there. Also like the Cycles, young adepts enter an order of wizards with mysterious ways and dubious morality, and my eyes rolled at the way Wit’s friends just went along with the Order’s nonsense. Like Cycles, I found myself not really liking the MCs, as they seemed quick to do bad things to accomplish their goals, with little guilt. It’s never a good sign when the most interesting characters are the side characters, like Mallach the dwarf and wizard adepts Menteger and Fanial.
As for Kramer, he’s a solid narrator, but it can be hard to tell when he’s doing female voices... and the females had gender neutral names (Shane, Menteger, Fanial), so I had to concentrate to figure out who was speaking or acting. Also, his difficulty with female ranges led to repeats from other books. Menteger sounds just like Navani Khollin and there’s a character that sounds like the Sword Nimi voice from Way of Kings- very distracting.
Ultimately, this book took 23hrs to set the stage for a drawn out, convoluted “conquer the world” conspiracy arc, but didn’t invest me in the MCs, the confusing plots, or the sparse action. I will not proceed further with the series and will instead re-listen to Theft of Swords and Riyria which has a much better balance of medieval fantasy, action, and fun banter between two stellar MCs.
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- Mizark
- 01-01-2021
Excellent! Refreshing Magic Systems
I don't normally write reviews, because I suck at trying to explain things, so I just do the star rating thing. This story however is amazing and I felt I had to write something. I just listened to it twice in a row.
The story and characters are what you would expect from Ed, well thought out and engaging. I've not read any of Sams work but I'm happy to meet him and can't wait for them to put out book 2.
The magic systems are very interesting and refreshing. Nice to see some out of the box stuff here.
I liked how the story went back and forth between the Orcs and Humans, and how each of their stories developed and then came together.
2020 ended great thanks to this listen!
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- Nathan Souza
- 28-12-2020
highly recommend.
great start to a series. would recommend to any fans of epic fantasy stories. Fun to see some of the story from the perspective of the orcs.
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- Elizabeth Kirkland
- 24-12-2020
Great story
Edward w robertson. has created some fun characters who go on a wild adventure with a weird legal twist. Really enjoyable!
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- Shawn
- 28-01-2021
EWR can sling stories with the best of them
Keep it short and sweet
It’s a lot of fun, great characters, character development, coming of age.
Absolutely worth a credit, won’t be disappointed except when it ends and you have to wait for the next one. But on that note, few can churn out great stories at the cadence that EWR does.
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- Stephen Akuamoah
- 21-01-2021
Wow what a great start to a series!
Loved it, took a chance and I feel great about it! Darker than the cycles but overall just good writing.
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- Anonymous User
- 16-01-2021
It Slaps. Hard
Every time the pov switches you'll be like "no that was my favorite character" but for every character
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- Rob
- 09-01-2021
Loved the exciting new world of possibilities
So much background was touched upon that I’m sure there will be 3 to 6 more stories to get lost in
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- Gary
- 08-01-2021
Good first book
I haven't read anything by E. Robertson before and this was a good book. The story was engaging enough to keep me listening to the end and the performance by Michael Kramer was excellent as always.
I do have one tiny criticism and it involves minor spoilers. The final battles and fates of the villains have a lot of lead up ... then end it maybe one or two sentences. I had to re-listen to a chapter 3 times before I actually found the fate of one bad guy. maybe a bit more description on the big battles in the next book?
and I will be getting the next book. So good over all.
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- Anonymous User
- 08-02-2021
good book but it has some problems.
this book is good but it has a problem with pacing, literally leaving one moment with high stacks, for one with none ruining a general deal of the book, the end was a bit anticlimactic for my taste. in the end it just fault like this book was rushed and because of that there were a lot of plot holes .
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Audible Original Podcasts are free for Audible members. Check out this list of home-grown content, from binge-worthy true crime to self-help.


