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Title: The Lord of Castle Black

Subtitle: Book Two of the Viscount of Adrilankha

Author: Steven Brust

Narrator: Kevin Stillwell

Format: Unabridged

Length: 14 hrs and 4 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-31-12

Publisher: Audible Studios

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 89 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Epic

Publisher's Summary:

With his best-selling novel The Phoenix Guards, Steven Brust took readers to a time a thousand years before the events of his popular Vlad Taltos novels. Its sequel, Five Hundred Years After, was hailed by Science Fiction Chronicle as the best fantasy novel of the year.

Now Brust has returned to the Khaavren epic, first with last year's The Paths of the Dead, and now with its direct continuation, The Lord of Castle Black, a novel that gives Vlad Taltos and Khaavren fans alike a new look at one of Brust's most popular characters, the Dragonlord Morrolan. Along the way, we'll also encounter swordplay, intrigues, quests, battles, romance, snappy dialogue, and the missing heir to the Imperial Throne. It's an old-fashioned adventure, moving at a 21st-century pace.

Members Reviews:

A good book.

I love Steven Brust, he's my favorite author. But this book was a little difficult to read. Several times, every other chapter really, I got annoyed at the style he used in this series and it pushed me out of my "happy place". I understand it was/is for the sake of humor, but it was extremely annoying. It didn't make me laugh, it grated on my nerves. But fit all that, the story is still great. So I had to give it at least 3 stars.

Great books

As I have written before, Steven Brust has developed a believable world, and I don't have a problem with suspending belief to immerse myself with the characters and plot

The world of Steven Brust , A different view of Elves

I like the whole world of the series , the idea of Elves thinking of themselves as Humans and the Humans as Easteners makes great sense . The laws of sorcery in this world of Brust also make good sense . Sorcery here is not a catch-all solution , it requires work and study . The use of the Orb is a find and the social organization is very well done . Each caste with it's animal DNA mixed with the Human DNA , the hints that another race of scientists tinkered with the people of that planet , leads to total new ideas in fantasy . The style of writing , the slow conversations and the old-fashioned manners ( yet fast-packed actions ) are very Elf-like in my mind . The characters are interesting , sometimes mysterious . However , you get enough characters that are understandable , funny and fascinating so you never get bored with any of the people of this world .

You need a bit of time to read the books but it is time well spend . Anyone who likes fantasy with a touch of reality and social criticism will like this series .

Yay, Brust.

Steven Brust's _The Lord of Castle Black_ is, I can now say, the second part of the longer work _The Viscount of Adrilankha_, rather than the second book in a trilogy. Why can I now say this? Because in the Preface, Paarfi (our historian narrator) informs us that "As for the entire question of splitting the book into several volumes, the author will not pretend to more knowledge than he has; if it is the custom of those who publish such works to make such mutilations, for whatever reason, then so be it.

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Title: The Second Coming

Author: David H. Burton

Narrator: R. C. Bray

Format: Unabridged

Length: 11 hrs and 47 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-31-12

Publisher: Stonehenge Press

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 10 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Epic

Publisher's Summary:

Five hundred years have passed since the Earth shifted on its axis - a catastrophic event that wiped out civilization and released magic back to Earth. Now, a dark age shrouds our world once more.

Journey into a future rife with witches, conjurers, and mythical creatures that have returned from the nether realm. Follow three intertwined fates: Paine, a young man hunted by Confederation soldiers who are on a crusade to wipe out magic; Brahm, the battle-hardened woman that slaughtered his mother, and in whose body the woman's soul now resides; and John, a friar once imprisoned for heresy, now assigned by a woman Pope to destroy the boy he unwillingly fathered. Take a voyage to the future as the legions of heaven and hell combine to bring the Words of the Prophecy to fruition.

A war of the gods is coming. And the ones we expect to deliver us from evil are not who they seem.

The Second Coming is the first book of the epic fantasy series, Words of the Prophecy.

Members Reviews:

An amazing story, well worth my book credit.

I don't know what book the other reviewer(s) heard/read, but I found this book well worth a book credit. It certainly couldn't have been The Second Coming, by David H. Burton, because I found the plot compelling and gripping. When the book came to an end I became frustrated because I wanted more. Yes there are questions left unanswered at the end, hopefully they will be answered in the next book. Also, R. C. Bray is an amazing narrator who can really bring a story to life. Believe me this is a book that is well worth the money or credit. You can't lose with this book. Read it. You'll love it just like me. I'm trying to wait patiently for the next in the series.

A True Original

What was one of the most memorable moments of The Second Coming?

Not any one scene in particular. I just really liked the descriptions of when they were traveling on horseback. Burton did a great job of painting the picture of weary travelers on a quest.

Which character as performed by R. C. Bray was your favorite?

I liked Leezle (sp?). Creepy. Set a great tone for where the world has gone after what the author calls "The Shift."

Also, the Obek leader. Narrator was able to make him fearsome yet personable. Great job.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

Not really. But there's some really great humor laced throughout that catches you off guard. Narrator does a great job with the dry humor and sarcasm.

Any additional comments?

I agree with the previous reviewer. Well worth the credit. The author has created a really intriguing world of old and new. Would definitely recommend this audiobook.

Great Concept, No Delivery...

The story's concept is interesting and lays open tremendous possibilities. However, the author does NOT deliver. Notice that I'm keeping this to the point? Well, I wish the author had done more of that, as well. The listener is subjected to ramblings, stiff dialogue, and a wandering storyline by the author. So, that being said, listen at your own risk. Your hard-earned credits can be spent better elsewhere.

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Title: Worldbinder

Subtitle: Runelords, Book 6

Author: David Farland

Narrator: Ray Porter

Format: Unabridged

Length: 11 hrs and 44 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-12-12

Publisher: Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 148 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Epic

Publisher's Summary:

With Worldbinder, the best-selling epic series breaks new ground.

After the events ofSons of the Oak, Fallion and Jaz, thesons of the great Earth King Gaborn,are living as fugitives in their own kingdom, newly invaded and secretly controlled by supernatural beings of ultimate evil.The sonsare hiding until they can regain their rightful places in the land.

Fallionseems destined to heal the world and feels the supernatural calling to act.When he summons his powers to do so, though, two entire worldscollapse into one,and every living thing in both worlds is transformed into an entirely new being - yet still somehow the same. Evil is certainly still the same - and may have influenced all of this for a terrible purpose.

David Farland is the pseudonym of Dave Wolverton, an American author of fantasy fiction who lives in Utah with his wife and five children. He was a budding author during his college years but came to prominence when he won the Writers of the Future L. Ron Hubbard Gold Award, for On My Way to Paradise, in 1987. He has achieved much renown in the science fiction field, but fans may know him best as the author of Star Wars novels; The Courtship of Princess Leia was met with acclaim from critics and readers alike and became a New York Times best-selling novel.

Critic Reviews:

"David Farland has written a series that rivals the best of Terry Brooks, Terry Goodkind, and Orson Scott Card." (

SFRevu)

"Farland excels in dreamlike imagery." (

Publishers Weekly)

Members Reviews:

Farland hits the reset button.

I am a big fan of the Runelord series and the first three books were riveting. I loved the world created by David Farland and the moral choices that were faced by those trying to defend their lands from other Runelords. With book four the story started to slide a little bit and unfortunately that trend has continued. Book 5, Sons of the Oak, passed the reins of the story over to Gaborns sons, Fallion and Jaz, and I just didnt find them as interesting as Gaborn himself. Worldbinder continues with those same main characters; however, it changes just about everything else.

Farland hits the reset button on his story by having Fallion combine 2 completely different worlds together. The new world created is a hybrid of both old worlds and some characters who were dead on Fallions world are now back alive in new incarnations of themselves. Those who were alive on both worlds were combined into someone new with the memories of both. Anyone who did not have a counterpart on the other world remains the same but feels like half a person. I must admit this is a very interesting concept but the manner in which it is implemented just didn't sit well with me. Farland oversimplifies what happens during the binding into something that wasnt very believable for me.

The transition from Gaborn to Fallion in book 5 lessened the franchise for me. When book 6 completely changed the world around Fallion I found my interest beginning to wane but I was going along hoping for the best. Then the book just ended. The story is incomplete and there is no resolution at all in Worldbinder. Do not pick up this book unless you are willing to be in it for the long haul as this felt more like half a story to me. Even Ray Porter's narration was not up to snuff and felt quite rushed at times.

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Titel: Die Alchimistin (Die Alchimistin 1)

Autor:: Kai Meyer

Erzähler: Philipp Schepmann

Format: Unabridged

Spieldauer: 16 hrs and 30 mins

Sprache: Deutsch

Veröffentlichungsdatum: 04-27-12

Herausgeber: Random House Audio, Deutschland

Bewertung: 4 von 5 von 1 Stimmen

Kategorien: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Epic

Zusammenfassung des Herausgebers:

Im düsteren Schloss ihrer Ahnen wächst Aura Institoris inmitten eines Labyrinths endloser Gänge und Säle heran. Als ihr verhasster Vater, ein Alchimist, getötet wird, verliebt sie sich ausgerechnet in seinen Mörder - den mysteriösen Gillian. Gemeinsam geraten die beiden zwischen die Fronten eines Krieges zwischen Unsterblichen, deren Hass die Jahrhunderte über dauert hat.

©2011 Heyne (P)2012 Random House Audio

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Eines der größten deutschen Erzähltalente.

-- Der Spiegel

Was Kai Meyer heraushebt, ist seine unerschöpfliche Phantasie.

-- Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung

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Title: Lord of the Silent Kingdom

Subtitle: The Instrumentalities of the Night, Book 2

Author: Glen Cook

Narrator: Erik Synnestvedt

Format: Unabridged

Length: 22 hrs and 37 mins

Language: English

Release date: 04-24-12

Publisher: Audible Studios

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 35 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Epic

Publisher's Summary:

It's cold. The wells of power are weakening and the forces of Night grow strong. The gods are real, and still have some power, mostly to do harm. The Instrumentalities of the Night are the worst of these.

Piper Hecht, born Else Tage, survived a battle with the Instrumentalities. Now he's Captain-General of the armies fighting a crusade for Patriarch Sublime V. Intrigues swirl around the throne of the Grail Empire, as the imperial family's enemy, Anne of Menand, raises money to help the perpetually indebted Patriarch finance his crusades. To reduce his own vulnerability, sickly young Emperor Lothar assigns his two half-sisters - his immediate heirs - to their own realms.

Now Piper Hecht learns that the legendary sorcerer Cloven Februaren, referred to as the Ninth Unknown, is still alive, more than 100 years old, and on Piper's side. As the dynastic politics of the Empire become even more convoluted, it's clear that while the old gods may be fading, they're determined to do everything they can to bend the doings of men to their own advantage. Sieges, explosions, betrayals, Anti-Patriarchs, and suspicious deaths will ensue as the great chess game plays itself out, with Piper Hecht at the center of it all....

Critic Reviews:

"[F]ans will enjoy the sword fights and potent magic, all motivated by complex religious and political power struggles." (

Publishers Weekly)

Members Reviews:

Narration is horrible

What did you like best about Lord of the Silent Kingdom? What did you like least?

the book might be worth reading in printed form.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Lord of the Silent Kingdom?

could not stomach the narration. I did not listen to much of it.

How could the performance have been better?

use a better narrator. Michael Durbin is a good narrator perhaps he would have made it worth the money, as it is id rather have my money back to try a book I can actually enjoy.

Great series!

Thick and juicy story. Lots of subplots going in many different directions keep things very interesting.

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Title: The Dread: Fallen Kings Cycle, Book 2

Author: Gail Z. Martin

Narrator: Kirby Heyborne

Format: Unabridged

Length: 19 hrs and 58 mins

Language: English

Release date: 02-01-12

Publisher: Tantor Audio

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 92 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Epic

Publisher's Summary:

The Dread, Book Two of the Fallen Kings Cycle, picks up the adventures of Tris, Jonmarc, and the Winter Kingdoms gang immediately after the events in The Sworn.

Summoner-King Tris Drayke takes what remains of his army north for a war he is ill-prepared to fight, as reports from spies confirm Tris's worst fear. A new threat rises across the sea: a dark summoner who intends to make the most of the Winter Kingdoms's weakness.

In Isencroft, Kiara's father is assassinated and she will now have no choice except to return and claim the crown. But she must leave behind her husband and their infant son to face the dark power that threatens her rule.

Members Reviews:

More

I like the narrator from the first 4 books better but these book are so well writing it didn't bother me to much. I really need more books set in this work. It is so well developed and thought out that I want to know what else is out there.

Another good 'read' in the series.

Not sure why the narrator chose to use an 'old' voice for young Tris Drake and a 'young' voice for mature, war worn, battle hardened Lord Jonmarc Vahanian. Still they're books that grow on you.

Great book

What did you love best about The Dread: Fallen Kings Cycle, Book 2?

Really grabs your attention and holds for the whole book couldn't stop listening

What was one of the most memorable moments of The Dread: Fallen Kings Cycle, Book 2?

The final battle between Tris and the dark summoner

Any additional comments?

Gail Z Martin really developed a winning story line with these novels

Another great book

Any additional comments?

This book continued the story just right, it had a great blend of tragedy and excitement to keep the book interesting, but not all puppys and rainbows.

So disapointed....

I thought for the longest time what I should rate this audiobook. I rated "The Sworn" as 3 stars and hoped that this one would improve since it's the second half of the story pairing. I debated giving it 2 stars because I had to know how it ended so it kept pulling me along, but lowered it to one because I never would have finished it if I hadn't started skipping chapters. The ending was also a bit of a flop which influence me as well.

I'll start with the things I did like in this book since I was such a fan of the first series. I liked the character of Aidane, and thought her power was an interesting one, and although I wasn't sure what to think of Gethin at first, he was written well in the battles and I enjoyed the addition of the Hojun priests. Jonmarc was also enjoyable to read. I think that his physical battles keep him from becoming too one dimensional like Tris seems to be.

Ok, and the bad.... Right off I'll start by saying that the narrator was bad. Tris sounded awful, and I couldn't tell who a lot of the characters were compared to the original 4 books (chronicles of the necromancer) because the pronunciation was so different, the context was the only thing that saved them.

My next problem was with Kiara. I don't know what it is exactly but I find her and her chapters unbelievably annoying. It's like she's oblivious to something anyone with half a brain would see, and insistent on doing the most stupid things. I started skipping her chapters about halfway through. I couldn't have finished the book otherwise.

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Title: The Skin Map

Subtitle: Bright Empires, Book 1

Author: Stephen Lawhead

Narrator: Simon Bubb

Format: Unabridged

Length: 11 hrs and 24 mins

Language: English

Release date: 11-15-10

Publisher: Thomas Nelson Publishers

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 436 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Epic

Publisher's Summary:

It is the ultimate quest for the ultimate treasure: chasing a map tattooed on human skin across an omniverse of interesting realities to unravel the future of the future.

Kit Livingston's great-grandfather appears to him in a deserted alley during a tumultuous storm. He reveals an unbelievable story: that the ley lines throughout Britain are not merely the stuff of legend or the weekend hobby of deluded cranks, but pathways to other worlds. To those who know how to use them, they grant the ability to travel the multi-layered universe of which we ordinarily inhabit only a tiny part. One explorer knew more than most. Braving every danger, he toured both time and space on voyages of heroic discovery. Ever on his guard, and fearful of becoming lost in the cosmos, he developed an intricate code - a roadmap of symbols - that he tattooed onto his own body. This Skin Map has since been lost in time. Now the race is on to recover all the pieces and discover its secrets. But the Skin Map itself is not the ultimate goal. It is merely the beginning of a vast and marvelous quest for a prize beyond imagining.

The Bright Empires series - from acclaimed author Stephen Lawhead - is a unique blending of epic treasure hunt, ancient history, alternate realities, cutting-edge physics, philosophy, and mystery. The result is a unpauseable, fantastical adventure like no other.

Members Reviews:

Fun Book!

Kit walks down an alley with his great grandfather (who should be dead) and ends up in a fishing village many years in the past. And so it goes. It's fun to watch Kit and his friends try to figure out how to navigate another time in history, such as Kit's girl friend, who ends up in the 1400's and now has to find a job! The story builds on the ley lines of England - linear arrangements of trees, roads, rocks, etc. that have captured the imagination of many over time.

The pace of the book is just right - it keeps moving and you want to see what's around the next bend. It does jump around, because different groups of characters are being developed in different parts of history, so that can be a little confusing. This the first book in the series and the second book, the Bone House, is just as good!

Simon Bubb does a good job of reading and is a good match for the story line. As for Lawhead, this is one of the better Lawhead books I've read. I like this better than "Hall of the Dragon King" and better than the Albion series. On par with the King Raven series. I liked the first three books of the Pendragon series better.

Not Bad, Better Potential

Most of what I've read from Lawhead so far has been historical fiction steeped in Celtic and Christian lore, all of which I've heartily enjoyed without fail. I love his writing style, I love the verisimilitude he brings to the tale, and I love his character development.

When I happened upon this series, which is a complete departure from everything I know of his work, curiosity got the better of me. This one purported to be "a unique blend of epic treasure hunt, ancient history, alternate realities, cutting-edge physics, philosophy, and mystery." I can't pass up a description like that from an author I respect!

Sadly... I'm not yet impressed. Part of it may just be that I can imagine quite a bit, so I was led on by this description with higher hopes.

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Titel: Der Herr der Ringe. Das Hörspiel

Autor:: J.R.R. Tolkien

Erzähler: Manfred Steffen, Matthias Haase, Rufus Beck

Format: Unabridged

Spieldauer: 11 hrs and 26 mins

Sprache: Deutsch

Veröffentlichungsdatum: 11-04-10

Herausgeber: Der Hörverlag

Bewertung: 4.5 von 5 von 7 Stimmen

Kategorien: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Epic

Zusammenfassung des Herausgebers:

Wir schreiben das Jahr 3001, Drittes Zeitalter nach der Großen Schlacht. Im Auenland gehen merkwürdige Dinge vor. Sauron, der Böse, ist wieder erstarkt und die Schatten seines Reiches Mordor werden länger. Bald ist ganz Mittelerde vom Untergang bedroht. Sauron fordert sein Eigentum zurück: den Einen Ring, den Ring der Macht. Dieser ist unter allen Geschöpfen, stolzen Elben, klugen Zauberern, Menschen und Zwergen ausgerechnet Frodo, dem Hobbit, in die Hände gefallen. Nur er allein kann Mittelerde retten und macht sich auf zum Schicksalsberg. Und so beginnen die Großen Jahre...

©2010 Der Hörverlag; (P)2010 Der Hörverlag

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Eine Hörspielproduktion der Superlative.

-- Stuttgarter Nachrichten

Mitglieder Bewertungen:

Wonderful production

Would you consider the audio edition of Der Herr der Ringe. Das Hörspiel to be better than the print version?

I don't think this question can be answered, it really depends on your preferences. As a teenager, I listened to this dramatization more often than I read the books, so it influenced my imagination much more than the books did. (You can probably imagine how weird it was for me at first when the movies were released and I had to get used to new voices and faces, haha.)

What was one of the most memorable moments of Der Herr der Ringe. Das Hörspiel?

I have to admit that I teared up a little when I realized that Audible had this old dramatized audio version of Herr der Ringe. It was made in 1991/92 and was hugely popular among my nerd friends when I was a teenager. We listened to it so often that we could recite certain passages. I loved it back then and still love it.

What does the narrators bring to the story that you wouldnt experience if you just read the book?

Great voices, and some very well-known German actors at that. My favorites are Hans-Peter Hallwachs (Aragorn), the late Dietmar Mues (Gollum), and the late Manfred Steffen (narrator).

Any additional comments?

This is also something for advanced German learners who are already familiar with LotR!

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Titel: Der Hobbit

Untertitel: Das Hörspiel

Autor:: J.R.R. Tolkien

Erzähler: Martin Benrath, Horst Bollmann, Bernhard Minetti

Format: Unabridged

Spieldauer: 4 hrs and 27 mins

Sprache: Deutsch

Veröffentlichungsdatum: 09-15-10

Herausgeber: Der Hörverlag

Bewertung: 5 von 5 von 1 Stimmen

Kategorien: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Epic

Zusammenfassung des Herausgebers:

"Der Hobbit", erschienen 1937, ist Tolkiens erstes nichtwissenschaftliches Werk und gilt als Vorläufer der großen Trilogie "Der Herr der Ringe".

Wir lernen mit Bilbo Beutlin einen typischen Vertreter der Hobbits kennen, die laut Tolkien kleiner als die bösartigen Zwerge sind, dazu neigen, ein bisschen fett in der Magengegend zu werden, und außerdem (besonders nach den Mahlzeiten) tief und saftig lachen können. Dass ausgerechnet ein Anti-Held wie Bilbo - wenngleich nicht ganz freiwillig - zum Abenteurer wird, macht ihn uns erst recht sympathisch...

Hörspiel im Auftrag des WDR aus dem Jahr 1980.

Die Sprecher:

© 2010 Der Hörverlag; (p) 2010 Der Hörverlag

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Ein hervorragend inszeniertes Hörspiel.

-- Rheinische Post

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Title: Luthien's Gamble

Author: R. A. Salvatore

Narrator: David Drummond

Format: Unabridged

Length: 11 hrs and 25 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-25-10

Publisher: Tantor Audio

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 57 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Epic

Publisher's Summary:

In The Sword of Bedwyr, young Luthien Bedwyr rebelled against the crushing rule of Wizard-King Greensparrow and his cruel wizard-lords. To save his once proud land of Eriador, Luthien was given a magical cape that renders its wearer invisible but leaves behind an indelible scarlet silhouette. In Luthien's Gamble, we see Luthien at a crossroads: in spite of the urgings of his comrades to avoid further conflict with Greensparrow, Luthien feels compelled to continue the battle for his beloved country Eriador.

Realizing that nobody else will take charge, and with the support of both dwarves and elves, Luthien and his followers stage guerilla raids on town after town. Luthien and his forces defeat scores of enemies and win huge numbers of allies. In the end, King Greensparrow sues for peace. Yet Luthien and Brind'Amour recognize that even in this time of celebration, Greensparrow cannot be trusted, and that the rumblings of a larger battle - for the freedom of the known world - loom in the not-too-distant future.

Members Reviews:

Entertaining story, exceptional narrator

Who was your favorite character and why?

Many of the characters are rather flat, but the "highway halfling" is a most enjoyable element of the story, offering comic relief to the constant battling. However I am positive that I wouldn't have been nearly so entertained by the character on the pages of a book rather than listening to the narrator's version of him.

What about David Drummonds performance did you like?

The narrator does an exceptional job of altering voice, cadence, accent and inflection to give voice to many characters. I have never listened to another story where I could so easily pick out which character was speaking based solely on the narration. He definitely gave life to a less than stellar plot. I'm very impressed and will be looking for more books he has narrated.

I love listening too audio book's.

I love listening too audio book's. I have a chance to be able to spend time to catch up on book's I've been putting off for awhile now.

It was so so compared to the first

Story was a little choppy and jumped oddly into the last battle and finale. Still not bad.