The Eye and the Arm

Champion of the Gods Series, Book 2

De: Andrew Q. Gordon

Narrado por: Seb Yarrick

After defeating Meglar at Belsport, Farrell returns to Haven to recover from his injuries, but Khron, the God of War, has other ideas. He gives Farrell a new mission: free the survivors of the ancient dwarf realm of Trellham from their 3,000-year banishment. To fulfill Khron's near impossible task, Farrell will need the help of his distance ancestor, the legendary wizard Kel. But Kel has been dead for a thousand years.

Farrell finds information hinting that Kel is alive, so he moves his search to Dumbarten, Kel's birthplace. To reach Dumbarten unannounced, Farrell and Miceral disguise themselves as mercenaries on board a merchant vessel. Their journey is disrupted when pirates attack their ship. While attempting to subdue the attack, Farrell is struck down by one of Meglar’s minions.

Unconscious and trapped in his own mind, Farrell's only chance for survival rests with Miceral and the peregrine king Rothdin entering his thoughts and helping him sort fact from illusion. To reach Farrell, they will need to rely on an untested spell from one of Kel's spellbooks. If they succeed, Miceral can guide Farrell home safely. If not, Farrell will destroy not only himself, but Miceral, Rothdin, and everyone around him.

©2015 Andrew Q. Gordon (P)2019 Andrew Q. Gordon

Great book, terrible narration

AQG writes a great story, but the narration on this book is terrible. I’m sorry, but dwarves should not sound like vampires. The narrator of the first book was so much better. I could not listen to this book due to the bad characterizations. This is one you should read rather than have it ruined by the narrator.

the change in story

over all I'm hooked. the story has had me interested since book 1. please make another

Awesome Series

I have really enjoy these books. Andrew Q. Gordon takes us on an adventure that pulls you into the story.
Hope they bring the others books to audible!

Great story, but the voice was monotone at points.

I love a good gay relationship in a fantasy book. This story is good but the reader was a bit monotone so it made characters boring unless you could remind yourself of the character that was being portrayed. I will read the next book in any case. The story is good and the gay relationship is strong.