Spiderlight

De: Adrian Tchaikovsky

Narrado por: Adrian Tchaikovsky

“Tchaikovsky nimbly takes the narration from horrific to humorous to epic and back again.”—Library Journal

This program is read by the author.

Spiderlight is an exhilarating fantasy quest from Adrian Tchaikovsky, the author of Guns at Dawn and the Shadows of the Apt series.

The path to victory will only be seen through a spider's eyes...

The Church of Armes of the Light has battled the forces of Darkness for as long as anyone can remember. The great prophecy has foretold that a band of misfits, led by a high priestess will defeat the Dark Lord Darvezian, armed with their wits, the blessing of the Light and an artifact stolen from the merciless Spider Queen.

Their journey will be long, hard and fraught with danger. Allies will become enemies; enemies will become allies. And the Dark Lord will be waiting, always waiting.

A Macmillan Audio production from Tor Books.

Funny! Wish it was longer.

I love the depth of so many of AT novels/series. While I loved this one I just wish it was longer! Perhaps I can hope for a sequel.

Funny and witty, with a moral to impart

I loved the relatively quick, witty, and fun nature of this story. There’s just enough depth to give the story substance without it being too preachy…although it dies veer into that a bit here and there. I highly recommend it as a quick fun read.

AT delivers another fantastic story.

A deft combination of humour and poignancy with a good plot and well rounded characters ( for an admittedly shortish story) delivered with excellent narration. I enjoy a good morality story that takes a gentle swipe at organised religion. I hope we get more self narrated books from AT in the future even though it is true that the quality of his voice does not lend itself well to car listening.

First listen to this author went well

The story was pretty good. There were points where you felt like yelling at the main human characters because they just didn't get what the obvious thing to do was. however, I liked the examination of the undefined other that was the humans found hard to emphathize with and understand. I also liked the examination of religion even though it was cursory. Not a deep story but fun and had a few moral lessons. I also liked that the author read the book and did a good job. This my first listen from this author, and I'd definitely listen to more from him.

Adrian can narrate!

man no one writes a fantasy romp like this guy. and who knew he could narrate so well!!