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Title: The Final Quest (Dramatized)
Subtitle: Tigers' Quest IV
Author: Lord Steven
Narrator: Elliot Wong, Karen Hayman, Sierra St. Onge, Jym DeNatale
Format: Abridged
Length: 2 hrs and 1 min
Language: English
Release date: 10-21-14
Publisher: Open Book Audio
Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 2 votes
Genres: Fiction, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
Once, many humans came to this part of India with their guns and took a terrible toll. This was called "The Great Slaughter". Many years passed before humans were seen again, but return they did. Now, human and animal find themselves vying for the same land, the Indian government bent on resettling villages into what was once jungle territory. Clashes were inevitable, and they were becoming more frequent. The animals of the jungle have found that they were unable to stand against the might of these powerful "Killers". With more and more land being taken away from their habitat, they have begun to fight among themselves for what little resources are left. But the supply of land and game is diminishing, and even the strong are no longer guaranteed survival. Visit again the wild lands of the tiger's domain in this fully produced audio drama. Starring the voice talents of Elliot Wong as Joshua, Karen Hayman as Jessica, Sierra St. Onge as Savarana, and Jym DeNatale as Gangadhar. Music by Joe Harrison. Will the tiger survive? Will anyone?
Members Reviews:
Bought accidentally. Returning. Unbearable.
Thought this was a different book, but when I started listening decided to give it a shot. I'm returning it because I CANNOT STAND JOSHUA'S VOICE ACTOR. He's like an even brattier Luke Skywalker than Luke himself. Just Ugh! Story may be interesting but I didn't keep it long enough to find out, so I'm giving it the benefit of the doubt.
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Title: The Final Quest (Dramatized)
Subtitle: Tigers' Quest IV
Author: Lord Steven
Narrator: Elliot Wong, Karen Hayman, Sierra St. Onge, Jym DeNatale
Format: Abridged
Length: 2 hrs and 1 min
Language: English
Release date: 10-21-14
Publisher: Open Book Audio
Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 2 votes
Genres: Fiction, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
Once, many humans came to this part of India with their guns and took a terrible toll. This was called "The Great Slaughter". Many years passed before humans were seen again, but return they did. Now, human and animal find themselves vying for the same land, the Indian government bent on resettling villages into what was once jungle territory. Clashes were inevitable, and they were becoming more frequent. The animals of the jungle have found that they were unable to stand against the might of these powerful "Killers". With more and more land being taken away from their habitat, they have begun to fight among themselves for what little resources are left. But the supply of land and game is diminishing, and even the strong are no longer guaranteed survival. Visit again the wild lands of the tiger's domain in this fully produced audio drama. Starring the voice talents of Elliot Wong as Joshua, Karen Hayman as Jessica, Sierra St. Onge as Savarana, and Jym DeNatale as Gangadhar. Music by Joe Harrison. Will the tiger survive? Will anyone?
Members Reviews:
Bought accidentally. Returning. Unbearable.
Thought this was a different book, but when I started listening decided to give it a shot. I'm returning it because I CANNOT STAND JOSHUA'S VOICE ACTOR. He's like an even brattier Luke Skywalker than Luke himself. Just Ugh! Story may be interesting but I didn't keep it long enough to find out, so I'm giving it the benefit of the doubt.