Windwitch

A Witchlands Novel

De: Susan Dennard

Narrado por: Cassandra Campbell

On a continent ruled by three empires, some are born with a "witchery", a magical skill that sets them apart from others.

In this follow-up to New York Times best-selling Truthwitch, a shadow man haunts the Nubrevnan streets, leaving corpses in his wake - and then raising those corpses from the dead. Windwitch continues the tale of Merik - cunning privateer, prince, and windwitch.

©2017 Susan Dennard (P)2017 Listening Library

Great character development

This book was pretty dope. The plot is solid, but the character development is really want makes the story excellent. I don't love the narrator, but you get used to her

An amazing sequel to an amazing first novel!

It was even better than I hoped! Susan Dennard is an amazing story teller and the voice actor really brings it to life with her accents and characters. Read the first book and then read this one!

Merrick loses his Truthwitch!

Merrick has all sorts of trouble. Susan Dennard has a great story. The Narrator Cassandra Campbell tells that story extremely well! The story grabs your interest from cover to cover. Lots of action, mystery and adventure. Book is a pleasure and fast read.

Love this book and the witchland series!

Absolutely loved it and couldn't put it down. The world building is incredible and the characters are captivating. This book really took the series forward and will carry you along some riveting adventures! I would highly recommend.

solid storytelling

looking forward to see the next book better than the first one ties up some questions about the first book

Windwitch

I didn't much like the narrative in this one or the fact that they never all met back together.

Loved it

It was quite as good as book one, but still a great listen. On to book three!

Overall a good relaxing fantasy story

The story is pretty good, like I said, it’s a relaxing fantastical adventure for when you want to read something light and not to demanding.

My problem is with the narrator, everything was going good until she started doing the dialogue, she made funny and weird accents for all the characters, all of them different and never the same from one line to another. Every time I heard that, it just completely pulled me out of the story. It honestly felt like she was just taking an opportunity to mock foreign accents.

I recommend to just read this story instead.

Liked the book, not the narrator

Reading the physical copy was much more enjoyable. The narrator was fine until the dialogue. She gave the characters accents which I felt was unnecessary and distracting. Merik sounded like a woman, and the inner dialogue was especially off putting.