Isle of Woman

By: Piers Anthony

Narrated by: Stephen Bel Davies

Piers Anthony's Isle of Woman is a monumental epic of unprecedented drama and scope, retelling the saga of humankind in a unique and dramatic way. The culmination of more than a quarter century of research, it is a stunningly ambitious achievement from a master of imaginative fiction.

At once grand in scope and intimate in human detail, Isle of Woman tells the story of a man and a woman born at the dawn of human history, separated by fate, yet united by an unquenchable passion that even time could not conquer: Blaze, the fire worker who raised his kind of savagery, and Ember, the beautiful green-eyed woman who forever haunted his dreams.

Through their eyes and those of their descendants, we witness humanity's odyssey from savagery to civilization as they are reborn again and again throughout history. We share with these two eternal lovers an unforgettable odyssey of triumph, tragedy, and discovery that takes them from the African savannah to the ancient Middle East, from the South Pacific to the caves of northern Europe, from the court of imperial China to India during the British Raj, ending in a stunning reunion in an America in ruins only a few short years from now.

Download the accompanying reference guide.©1993 Piers Anthony, This edition published in 2014 by Open Road Integrated Media, Inc. (P)2015 Audible Inc.

Wonderful

Second time listening to this and again I was sad to hear the last words go.
This is definitely beautifully written wonderful story telling. I will read the book to saver every moment of a love stronger then time itself.

Favorite series ever!

Best series ever! Love all the books. Can't wait to listen to them all.

This Wonderful Story - Killed by Narrator

I tried to listen to this -- I really did, but the cadence the narrator uses is killing the point of the story. I'm going to go back and read my hardback copy -- I LOVE THIS BOOK, just can't with the narrator. He's clear, but this isn't the right story for this guy.

Artfully crafted

An interestingly woven look at the history of the development of man using familiar characters.

Disappointing performance

Reader inflections made it sound condescending. I love Piers Anthony books and this almost turned me away from getting anymore. Thank goodness the reader was changed in other books.