King of the Murgos

Malloreon, Book 2

By: David Eddings

Narrated by: Eric Michael Summerer

Here David Eddings's bestselling The Malloreon continues as the epic quest begins, across new lands and among strange peoples. A magnificent fantasy of men, kings, sorcerers, and Gods caught up in a death struggle between two ancient, warring Destinies—the culmination of a seven-thousand-year war of Good and Evil.

The infant son of Garion and Ce'Ndra had been foully kidnapped. Now they began the great quest to rescue the child, with the immortal Begarath the Sorcerer, his daughter Polgara the Sorceress, and inevitably the little Drasnian, Silk.

Guided by the Orb of the God Aldur, their way led through the foul swamps of Nyissa, then into the lands of the Murgos. And at the end, they must face a horrible danger—to themselves and to all mankind.

For the Dark Prophecy had not vanished when Garion slew the evil God Torak. Instead, it had fled to Zandramas, who was now the Child of Dark. Dark and Light still contended for mastery, and Zandramas planned to use the child in some rite and the Sardion Stone to insure that the Dark would triumph.

If they could not be at that impossible place when Zandramas arrived, they would lose—forever.

©1988 David Eddings (P)2024 Tantor

So glad to finally find this series!!

I read this series a the one before it years and years ago. and was so happy to find them in audiobooks. the story is still amazing and the narrator is very talented and uses a whole plethora of voices

Finished in a day

I HATE that they keep changing the person reading the series. There is at least three voices and all say names differently

Love

Still among one of my favorite tales!
I highly recommend this series to lovers of high fantasy.

Awful narration.

I must have read this book 20 times as kid and have it basically memorized.

But I am really sad I didn't buy it before they switch narrators....the old narrator was so much better. Eric unfortunately can only talk in once voice, and it become very confusing when six people are talking and they all sound the same age and sex.

I don't know why audible keeps doing this, but changing out narrators is really annoying.