Out of Phaze

Apprentice Adept Series, Book 4

De: Piers Anthony

Narrado por: Traber Burns

Two worlds - the scientific Proton, and the magical Phaze - exist side-by-side. Now, Mach has crossed from Proton to Phaze, switching places with his counterpart, Bane. And both must learn to survive in environments alien to their own nature.

Be sure to check out all of the titles in the Apprentice Adept Series.©1987 Piers Anthony (P)2009 Audible, Inc.

An Anthony Classic

One of my favorites. I love the reversals of the protagonist and antagonists in his works

A wonder of a book

Book 4 keeps the world of Phaze going with twists. This one keeps twisting and turning also.

thankfully in debt

I will continue reading this series, Anthony 's works and listening to Audible. thank you for the good read.

Phaze 1 - Stile 0

What other book might you compare Out of Phaze to and why?

The previous three books in the series were entertaining despite the gross flaws of the main character Stile. The author had obviously projected a wild wish-fulfillment fantasy onto his main character and it was quite disturbing at times. The protagonist Stile is an arrogant, self-serving jerk.

Any additional comments?

So, it was quite a pleasant shock that the best book in the series so far was the one that was almost entirely absent of the Stile character.

Thee. Thee. Thee.

my first book was the Incarnate series bearing an hourglass from that book until this day I will always be a fan of Pierce Anthony

take me away

I enjoy it book which entertains me, keeps me interested, and takes me away from the world for a little while. I really enjoy good overcoming evil. whereas this gives you views from both sides and the tribulations they go through.

A Return to the beginning

An excellent story then very well paced. Seemed a bit short though that is why I docked it by one point in story.

it was ok

The first 3 books were so good and I had to checkout this one too. it was not as good, but the narrator was great and voices for each.

Satisfaction

I first read the Apprentice Adept when I was still a boy, much to my mother's dissatisfaction. Long did I believe the story ended with the third. My delight upon finding book 5 in a used book store was great, as was my despair of ever finding the others. Audible allowed me to thoroughly enjoy this great work, delivered most excellently by the narrator, for which my gratitude shall endure for some time.

good story

it feels a little bit slow because theres nothing going on except for the main characters getting captured and released. but its okay for the continuation. hoping for more in the next book