Crucible: The Trial of Cyric the Mad

Forgotten Realms: The Avatar, Book 5

De: Troy Denning

Narrado por: Nicole Greevy

This title is the final in a series of recovers of the popular Avatar series. At the time of its original release, this series presented key events that impacted the entire Forgotten Realms world, and the effects of those events are still felt in current novels. This re-released series features a cohesive cover design and all-new art and was written by New York Times best-selling author Troy Denning.

Cyric the Mad

Who betrayed his friends Midnight and Kelemvor and sought to destroy them.

Who ascended to godhood and now spreads his lies and intrigues into every corner of Faerun.

Who is the Lord of Murder, the Prince of Lies - and insane.

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Cyric, THE ONE & ALLLLLLL!!!!!

From the moment of its release, & until I breathe my last, this book remains a constant enjoyment!

If one word is false then they all are.

Another great story by Mr. Denning. Just not impressed with Nicole's story telling abilities. Still, a great story.

Out standing story... Weak narration

When I was a boy this was excellent story considering the preceding books..... The conceptualisation That the world is here for humans to make of it what they will.... At the gods control enormous power but must maintain a balance will they destroy all free will.... And make people dependent upon..... As a young man this was an interesting concept to explore in dealing with faith in the real world....
Either way it wasn't outstanding story....
The narrator Nicole greevy.... For she is probly best suited to be a commercial announcer on npr..... That she had a very flat presentation with every character for when she did try to make one character sound different from another in ended up coming off forced and very campy...... Certainly not somebody who's ever been trained in story telling..... However if you can get past her lackluster ability to tell the story it is an enjoyable book

FIRE NICOLE GREEVY!!!

I really love this book. It really disappointed me that it got such a shite narrator. Nicole turns in, what seems to be her trademark, lazy, monotonous reading. She sounds bored, and uninterested in the story she is telling.
Honestly, the only reason I was able to finish this audio book, is because of my love for the novel itself.
Amazon/Audible you can do better. Fire Nicole Greevy. She has ruined every novel she has read. She is the reason I have returned every other book in the Avatar series.

Greevy Tries But Cannot Ruin Book

I really can't express politely how bad Nicole Greevy is at narration. If Donald Trump decided to be a narrator, her performance would be no better than his. She really is awful at this and just goes to show you can do anything you put your mind to, whether you should or should not.

Great book

Starts of slow in the beginning then it speeds up and gets to the point

You'd have to be mad to enjoy this writing.

The only way to make this writing make sense with the preceding story is to imagine it was written by the mad God himself. To that end I've no interest continuing to struggle through the incoherent ramblings of a mad man. There are high points but overall it is just too much of a slog.