When Women Were Warriors Book I

The Warrior's Path (Volume 1)

De: Catherine M. Wilson

Narrado por: Janis Ian

Duración: 10 h y 45 m

Resumen del Editor

"All the women of my family had gone to war... Now my turn had come... So, it is the custom that a free woman leave her mother's house to bind herself and those of her blood to a neighboring clan, either by the sword or by the cradle."

So begins the story of young Tamras, as she embarks on her journey to become a warrior's apprentice. This epic story is not about battles and armor, but rather about relationships, coming of age and wisdom, and deep insights into the human experience.

©2008 Catherine M. Wilson (P)2013 Dog Ear Audio

great story!

lovely walk thru an interesting culture in this coming of age tale. A little drawn out but one of the best audible's I have experienced to date.

Brilliant

This was the most brilliantly told story. So beautifully and intricately written and voiced. I don't think I'll find another as good.

confusingly good

about two women finding their places in a new house. seemingly random events, but enjoyable

NEED BOOK 2 AND 3 PLEASE!!!

Absolutely loved "When Women Were Warriors" ! I wish to listen to all of the books please!!!

Attention Keeper

I loved the whole audio, kept my interest, brought out all my emotions and really can wait to hear the other volumes. Hope it is soon!!

Francisco

Great story narrated with a rich and clear voice. Book 1 only is not enough. Looking forward for more.

Great experience

This was my first audiobook, I enjoyed it. The story is rich with well developed characters. I can’t wait to see what happens to them. Great story telling within the story. Janis Ian does a great of reading and singing.

Better With Janis Ian's Voice

(above the asterisk is my review from April 2012 of the Kindle version.)
In ancient days, when womyn* were warriors...

Why would womyn be warriors? Who but the life bringers would care? Who but womyn would be cautious about taking the life of a family member of another home.

Yes, there are men in the book. They have redeeming ways. But this story is about womyn. In particular, a young teen and her strange warrior.

Many subplot lines kept this book moving. There are questions to ponder, such as the difference between a secure upbringing and an orphaned life.

The most interesting thought is about anger and its purpose. Then there is jealousy and love versus friendship.

I can't wait till payday so I can get the next book in the series. For those who don't care for series, the first book does a nice stand-alone. Nice settling ending. But I love to watch the characters mature and learn as they do.

* my spelling, not the author's.

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I just finished listening to the audible version of this book. I stick with the above critic of the Kindle version. I think having Janis Ian's narration made this a more enjoyable experience. Now I need to find the next in the series to listen to.

Love the series, beautiful performance!

I own and have reread the book series multiple times, one of my favorites! I wish the rest of the series was available in audiobook so that I could listen to them multiple times as well!

Amazing, Excellent, Addictive!!!

Any additional comments?

I gladly purchased book II & III before I finished book I…YES the story is “that” good, and I feel no resentment paying for the additional volumes. The story is thoughtful, adventurous, emotional, and exciting. The writing is smart, relatable, and easy to follow. I felt everything the storyteller was feeling, what an amazing writer who can consistently lead her audience to feel so deeply. I am honored to support the author who labored to create such a fantastic story. Catherine M. Wilson successfully created a wonderfully entertaining story. After completing book III I find myself missing the characters as I would miss good friends. A story that invokes such an emotional response is indeed, very well written. Normally I don’t re-read books; I will make an exception and look forward to experiencing these books again and again!