Darkwalker on Moonshae

Forgotten Realms: Moonshae Trilogy, Book 1

By: Douglas Niles

Narrated by: Dara Rosenberg

Kazgoroth, the Beast, has come into the world to destroy the power of the Earthmother. Changing its shape as needs be, the Beast goes across the island of Gwynneth, corrupting everything in its way. Its destination is a large gathering of Northmen raiders at Oman's Isle, in the middle of the Moonshaes, where they are preparing an assault on the kingdom of Corwell. The Northmen don't realize yet that this is going to be more than just a plundering raid. They don't know that their leader isn't King Thelgaar Ironhand, but the Beast, who has killed the king and assumed his shape.Meanwhile, the Earthmother, aware of the danger and hurting from the corruption brought to the land, her body, by the vile presence of the Beast, awakes her children - the Leviathan, the Pack, and Kamerynn, the Unicorn. They will try to stop Kazgoroth in different ways, but that won't be enough.At Caer Corwell, the seat of the king of Corwell, rumour brings word of war coming to the kingdom. Preparation is under way, but the Ffolk don't know where the enemy will strike. It is up to Tristan to organize the Ffolk against this both human and demonic threat. In his fight against the odds, helped by Robyn, he will grow into the responsible leader that should inherit his father's kingdom.

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Did someone listen to this before it's release?

i had read the trilogy many years ago and enjoyed it. Typical fantasy adventure novel so nothing really special about it. Narrator was aweful. The voices were inconsistent and quite often robotic. The reading often times was rovotic as well. The effort to annunciate every syllable and sometimes even every letter was almost excruciating. There was no tenderness in the voice during emotional moments, no excitement of voice during tense and/or battle situations. At times the reader seemed completely bored and couldn't wait to get it over with. "B" for the book but an "F" for the reading.

worst narator ever

love the story which i read after trying this abomination. Im hoping this was a digital version of some 80s book on tape.. Who decided this narrator was it And which kindergarten did they hire her from?

great book

look forward to the rest of this trilogy. great start to tease you into continuing.

the fuhfoke

The narrator really ruined this for me. I was reminded more of popcorn reading during a high school literature class than listening to a professional audiobook.

Good story but broken narration

The story I really enjoyed but the narration is problematic for me. There are several parts where it sounds like they went back and made edits for single words or entire sentences. These parts cause a break in the flow and made it hard to listen to for me. It wouldn't be so bad but the overall sound is completely different from the story to the edits.