Nathan

narrator and story

Revisado: 03-24-25

ok, so I listened to all 6 book in 7 days, only stopping to sleep, and by the 4th book the story began to invade my dream. Reynold's narration and Brown's story telling draw you in so deeply that it is hard ti escape. By the end of Light Bringer I was so entranced I felt like I was no longer a part of the world outside the story. I looked around my world wondering what I was going to do with myself for the next year while I waited for the 7th and final book to come out. I wish they would make a Game of Thrones type series out of it and an Elder Scrolls type video game out of these novels.

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Everything!

Revisado: 03-11-25

WOW! That was powerful! The narrator turned a enthralling story into a one man play that had me hooked from his very first words. Tears rolling down my face, fists clenched in anger, a rage building inside of me as I thought of my inaction over the injustice in our own world as we hurtle head long into the future this book describes. Please give this to Apple to make a series out of, they are the only ones who can do justice to this story.

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Narrator

Revisado: 03-03-25

I started another reading of the first three books in the series but, having been in love with Deja Thoris since I was but ten years old, some 50 odd years ago, i was mortified when the narrator, whose voice was not manly enough to fit that of John Carter, literally butchered my princess's voice, making her sound like an old crone. So I stopped the book immediately, not wanting to ruin the image of my princess that I had held dear since I was a boy. Fortunately I found this reading, and while the narrator's voice didn't fit that of Deja Thoris either, he did not attempt to, he spoke as if John Carter was relating the tale of his time on Barsoom, and simply telling us what his, and my love, was saying.

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the sheer scope of the book.

Revisado: 02-24-25

Brilliant! I was captivated from beginning to end. The authors style of writing was poetic, but detailed and scientific. The narrator was fantastic. it was a joy to listen to and I feel I came away enlightened and Informed.

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Excellent

Revisado: 02-14-25

Not only is the book itself fascinating, informative and enlightening, the narration is superb. I could listen to Lalla Ward read the back of a cereal box and I would be captivated. So many narrators on here do not have the voice for the job and read in a monotone voice, Lalla, on the other hand, narrates with the expressiveness of a mother reading The Wind in the Willows to her children. I barely finished listening to the final chapter before starting it over again, while at the same time looking for other books written by Catherine Nixey and other books narrated by Lalla Ward. I highly recommend this book to everyone, especially those who wish to be enlightened as to the truth behind the history of Christianity. With our current president looking like he might just reinstate ancient heresy laws, this book is a must read.

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5 stars

Revisado: 10-26-15

A must "listen to" for anyone who ever wished we would have just let the South secede 150 years ago.

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