Beyond the Shadows (Dramatized Adaptation)

The Night Angel Trilogy, Book 3

De: Brent Weeks

Narrado por: Casie Platt, Christopher Graybill, Colleen Delany, Dylan Lynch, Elizabeth Jernigan, Eric Messner, James Lewis, Joe Brack, Johann Dettweiler, Ken Jackson, Laura Quinn, Lily Beacon, Michael Glenn, Mort Shelby, full cast

Logan Gyre is king of Cenaria, a country under siege, with a threadbare army and little hope. He has one chance - a desperate gamble, but one that could destroy his kingdom.

In the north, the new Godking has a plan. If it comes to fruition, no one will have the power to stop him.

Kylar Stern has no choice. To save his friends - and perhaps his enemies - he must accomplish the impossible: assassinate a goddess.

Cast:

• Casie Platt
• Christopher Graybill
• Colleen Delany
• Dylan Lynch
• Elizabeth Jernigan
• Eric Messner
• James Lewis
• Joe Brack
• Johann Dettweiler
• Ken Jackson
• Laura Quinn
• Lily Beacon
• Michael Glenn
• Mort Shelby
• Nanette Savard
• Ren Casey
• Richard Rohan
• Scott McCormick
• Terence Aselford
• Thomas Penny
• Tim Getman
• MB Van Dorn

©2008 Brent Weeks (P)2021 GraphicAudio

Great story!

I loved the book! It was fantastical with a lot of action. Kyler, Logan, Solen, and Fear, we’re some of my favorite characters. Looking for the next series to read? Well, try this one out first! I guarantee you’ll love it!

Childhood Glee

I discovered the Night Angel Series when I was in Junior High, I own the books until this day, discovering this graphic audio adaption of the series transported my imagination and I back 15 years ago. The joy, agony, and excitement I felt when reading this series the first time….exploded all over again and intensified with this version. I have no critiques….Brent Weeks has been and will always be my favorite author but this Graphic Audio adaption blew away everything from just reading the book. I sit dazed and confused and yet wholeheartedly happy.

emotional

exhilarating, captivating, beautiful, poetry, art, wonderful, gorgeous and similarly the best fantasy story I've ever read.
Im left sad saying goodbye to the characters in my head that I have grown to love.

Enjoyed it as much as I did when I read it

the first time. the performance was excellent. The music a little overpowering and annoying at times,

Great!

This is the best book out of all 3. The performance was amazing too.

Beautifully captured an incredible and epic world

The ensemble cast brings Brent Weeks' masterfully crafted world to life, highly recommended listen.

love night angel series

I love it. I'm not good with words so I'll cut to the chase. it should be a movie and I even emailed the author to state my opinion. I hate reading but I read this book well before audio magic.

I'll say that the story performance is good mostly but many times (2 many) I couldn't hear the narrator read the book over the ambience or background audience.. it was super upsetting. I couldn't find a way to adjust there performance sound. but the book is incredible. and again I find myself sad and in turmoil that I have listened to the book and it is.. over.

Fantastic!!!

So I just finished listening to this whole story for the 2nd time within a month. This story was just as good if not better! Highly recommend! This series had me laugh, worry, even cry a bit. Yes I got teary eyed more than once on more than one occasion throughout this series.

AMAZING

I’ve read this trilogy 3x before, so i knew what i was getting myself into, story wise:

An epic tale of God vs Evil, with complex characters who are both noble and flawed.

Truly, the writing is magnificent!

What i was not prepared for was the dramatic reading and amazing voice talents of the cast who brought three character to life in such a fresh and authentic way that it made me feel all the feels in the same way when i read this trilogy the first time!

I cannot recommend this book and audible version enough!

Amazing ending. So much action. And the ending hits hard.

I started this series with low expectations after Stormlight.
I wish I could personally thank Brent for this.
The series was full of action, just funny enough, dark enough. And then in the end it was perfectly dramatic.