Chaosbound

The Eighth Book of the Runelords

By: David Farland

Narrated by: Ray Porter

The world of the Runelords has been combined by magic with another one parallel it, the beginning of a process that may unify all worlds into the one true world.

This story picks up after the events of The Wyrmling Horde and follows two of Farland’s well-known heroes, Borenson and Myrrima, on a quest to save their devastated land and the people of the new world from certain destruction. But the land is not the only thing that has been altered forever: In the change, Borenson has merged with a mighty and monstrous creature from the other world, Aaath Ulber.

He begins to change, becoming a berserker warrior with a huge new body. Thousands have died. Lands have sunk below the sea and, elsewhere, risen from it. And the supernatural rulers of the world are part of a universal evil yet play a byzantine game of dark power politics among themselves - a game in which Aaath Ulber is now the most significant pawn….

©2013 David Farland (P)2013 Blackstone Audiobooks

Absolutely love this series!!!

Narrator is perfect, on point. Well-planned, intricately detailed characters who become as well known to you as a close friend. Many, many hours of epic listening.

now I have to hear the next one

the story was gripping and of course to be continued. it was captivating kept me on the edge of my seat.

Great but for one annoying thing...

I know I'm just being a sticker, and it's a character flaw of mine, but when authors use decimated when they mean obliterated just bugs me. It wouldn't be so annoying but he does it over and over and over!

Gets better and better

The great story just keeps getting better and better with every book in the series.

Too over the top for its own good

I would actually give the story 3.5 stars. It keeps your interest, but the incredibly overwhelming odds the protagonists constantly face in everything they do gets old fast. Forget easy, nothing they face is even of average challenge level. Other than that, it's a good tale except for.the ending which seemed a little too abrupt.