In the Region of the Summer Stars

By: Stephen R. Lawhead

Narrated by: John Lee

In the Region of the Summer Stars is a new Celtic fantasy audiobook from Stephen R. Lawhead, critically-acclaimed author of the Pendragon Cycle.

Ravaged by barbarian Scálda forces, the last hope for Eirlandia lies with the island’s warring tribes.

Wrongly cast out of his tribe, Conor, the first-born son of the Celtic king, embarks on a dangerous mission to prove his innocence.

What he discovers will change Eirlandia forever. For the Scálda have captured the mystical Fae to use as an ultimate weapon.

And Conor’s own people have joined in the invasion.

©2018 Stephen R. Lawhead (P)2018 Macmillan Audio

My favorite author

Stephen R Lawhead has long been my favorite author. This book lives up to my expectations of great story telling in such a descriptive way that I feel like I'm there. Looking forward to the next one in the series.

A fun new mythology.

I wasn't sure what to think at first, having just finished the pendragon series of books also by Lawhead and become so attached to those characters I knew, but the narrator's talent and the authenticity his accent gives to the tale kept me plugged in during the developing stages where you don't really know enough about the new characters to be attached to them yet. Not far in to the story things get exciting and I was hooked. I think branching out from Britain mythology and delving into a tale of the green Isle is a great direction for Lawhead to have gone. Two thumbs up.

First rate performance of a first rate story.

A first-rate performance of a first-rate Celtic fantasy tale. If you have read or listened to any Stephen Lawhead previously you should definitely partake of this offering. Though not as large as some of his previous epics it is nonetheless extremely well done and compelling and enjoyable. What else could you ask for?

Classic Lawhead!

All I can say is l, I’m about to start the next book right away. Excellent writing and excellently read.

Classic Lawhead Lore

I liked the story a lot. Can’t wait for the next book.

This was not my favorite narrator. I found the fake Irish accent a little annoying. I did get used to it. Kind of. But wasn’t my favorite thing.