Queen of Sorcery

Belgariad, Book 2

De: David Eddings

Narrado por: Brian Wiggins

Discover the epic story that inspired thousands-from Raymond Feist's The Riftwar Cycle series to George R. R. Martin's A Game of Thrones.

The Accursed One isn't dead . . .

He only sleeps . . .

The evil God Torak covets dominion over all men. If the stolen Orb of Aldur reaches him, he will surely gain what he desires.

Garion travels through strange lands with master sorcerers Belgarath and Polgara in frantic pursuit of the Orb. But as his own powers grow, Garion starts to realize that he too may have a part to play-a part he isn't sure he wants . . .

©1982 David Eddings (P)2024 Tantor

Playful and serious

The differentiation between when things were lighthearted and gravely serious was executed perfectly. The gravity of certain situations was definitely captured correctly.

Great book, bad narrator

I was introduced to the series of books many years ago when I was in college. I loved them then but I have not read them in quite a while. So I decided to buy them as audiobooks. I still enjoyed the story as much as I did back in the day. However, the narrator is really bad. I gave him a chance by buying this book and the prior book in the series, both of which are narrated by the same person. However, I really dislike the voices he uses for the different characters. I can’t put my finger on it, however, his performance is grating on my nerves. Particularly the intonations he uses on several of the characters. It’s a shame because this is a great book series. But it is being done a great disservice in my opinion by this narrator.

Fantastic revist to my childhood

It was wonderful getting to revisit my childhood with the books that started my love of reading.

How he brought the character's to life.

Truly enjoyable, he took the time to give each character thier voice and voices that perfectly fit them!

Where are Cameron Beierly’s recordings?

Wonderful series, but Cameron Beierly was the voice of the Belgariad. The narration was disappointing.