The After Cilmeri Series Boxed Set

Daughter of Time/Footsteps in Time/Winds of Time/Prince of Time

De: Sarah Woodbury

Narrado por: Laurel Schroeder

Time travel to medieval Wales ... Journey to a medieval world of princes and castles with the first four books in the After Cilmeri series: Daughter of Time (prequel), Footsteps in Time (book 1), Winds of Time (1.5 novella), and Prince of Time (book 2).

Daughter of Time: When Meg slips through time and into the arms of the last Prince of Wales, she must navigate the shifting allegiances that threaten the very existence of Wales–and create her own history that defies the laws of time. Open the door to a world of princes and castles in the prequel to the After Cilmeri series!

Footsteps in Time: Anna had never been particularly interested in her mother's past. She certainly hadn't ever given much in the way of credence to her stories about the last Prince of Wales. But when Anna crashes through time into a snowy afternoon in medieval Wales, she suddenly finds herself embarking on a journey that transforms not only her own life, but an entire world ...

Winds of Time: No travel is simple for Meg, not even a commuter flight, and especially not when she finds herself in the Middle Ages again instead of in a plane crash on a mountain side in Oregon. Meg will need every last bit of maturity she gained in her years in the modern world to survive even a day in this one.

Prince of Time: David and his man-at-arms, Ieuan, find themselves alone and on the run from a company of English soldiers who've sworn vengeance for the recent death of their king. Meanwhile, Llywelyn lays on his deathbed from a traitor's arrow. And once again, it is David and Anna, and all they represent, that holds the key to the survival of Wales.

©2014 Sarah Woodbury (P)2021 Sarah Woodbury

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Sarah Woodbury is my new favorite author. Daughter of Time reminds me of Outlander and 1632, with a fresh twist. I read all the books in the After Cilmeri series in four days!" —Debra Holland, New York Times Bestselling Author

Hard to endure..

The story is good, however a different narrator would very great. When she speaks in English during a thought or to someone, she speaks like its its a race. Alao, her voice is very clipped and harsh. Very little emotion. terrible mens voices, and she ends each sentence in a low tone, which sounds like she is constantly upset or about talk about a serious situation. Very irritating. And.... is his name really pronounced Shoe-ellen??? Otherwise, the story is good.

This storyline rocks!

I liked all of it. The narration was spot on with the protagonist being female. The storyline is very unique which is priceless these days. Sad to say but fantasy has largely devolved to LOR clones, this is a very welcome change.

Great story!

First let me start by saying the story is awesome! The narrator no so much. I think it’s her voice. I listened though because the book was recommended and I did enjoy the story. I think they need to find another narrator and then I can give it five stars.

Nice romp thru the late Middle Ages

Engaging story but why, oh why is this book narrated by a woman??? Most of the characters are men. And when a woman tries to sound like a man it usually does not work. When she tries to sound like 10 or 15 different men…. What a mess! I enjoyed her different accents, that part was wonderful. I gave her 4 stars for the great pronunciations of welsh landmarks. And because it’s not her fault that she was erroneously hired to do this narration.

done.

i just couldn't get into the story line... i stopped listening around chapter 20. the narrator wasn't my favorite.