This one was reasonably good. The humor had a very Terry Pratchett style to it, but not as good as Pratchett (to be fair, he does set the bar quite high). I probably would have been more wowed by it if I hadn't already been a fan of Cohen the Barbarian, for instance.
But it was still worth listening to, and I got some good laughs out of it. The bandits who crave confessions (even if they have to be to a hymnal salesman) was quite funny. M.K. Hobson did a really superb job of voicing it, which enhanced the story significantly.
A few things that bugged me:
1. When Hallah takes off her chainmail, it wasn't clear what she was wearing underneath. The scene becomes rather different if she's got some kind of jerkin on as opposed to wearing nothing at all.
2. The jokes of the hymn names which are alterations of modern hymns were a chuckle the first time, but got old very quickly and kept going.
3. Hallah's fighting partner, though younger and presumably more physically able, manages to get disabled very quickly and off-camera TWICE, without even a sarcastic comment from Hallah about what an incompetent she is. And so when her partner's ribbing her for her perceived weight gains and whatnot, it was hard to take the partner seriously when she has shown herself to be such an unskilled fighter.