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The Lark and the Wren

Bardic Voices, Book 1

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Young, brash, and impulsive, Rune backs up a brag by ascending Skull Hill to play fiddle for the malevolent spirit that resides there, striking a bargain with the ghost to surrender her soul if he tires of her playing before sunrise.

©1992 Mercedes Lackey (P)2022 Tantor
Fantasía Ficción Paranormal Paranormal y Urbano
Relatable Characters • Entertaining Storyline • Interesting Plots • Sequential Tales • Great Voice • Good Performance

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A great story that I read years ago. And Christa Lewis is a fabulous narrator. I look forward to listening to the rest of the books in the series.

Loved it!

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My favorite series by Lackey, cant wait for the rest of them to come out.

Finally here!!!!!

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I love this story!! the only critique is the length of the stutter. I have a similar stutter and the timing is varied and not always long like that. it was hard too listen to after a while. otherwise, I LOVED IT!!!! The story! The narrative!!! Everything!!!

A fiddler's dream story

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I have loved this book since I was young, and Christa Lewis is a wonderful narrator. I think the one thing that keeps taking me out of the story is sometimes Christa's accents for Rune slips. I'd have preferred if she'd just left the accent out rather than hear the agonizing lapse between semi-irish to out and out southern US.

Great audio book

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I get it, book protagonists are super human. But as someone who studied music theory and performance for years, taking multiple lessons per week with practice every day on two different instruments, and still never achieved what I considered to be a professional skill level, I find it *a stretch* that Rune learns to read music, play a new instrument, and become an incredible performer in a matter of months. She also seems to already know every song ever composed by heart. But okay, all that aside. This seems like the kind of book I might have liked in high school. It’s full of really sweet people and really evil people, and you always know which is which — no gray area here. As the book progresses, it seems to move away from Rune’s story and focus on building up interest in the characters for the next book, who I wasn’t interested in—I would have rather learned more about Rune. I’m not sure if I want to read the second book and go through the same bait-and-switch for the third.
Christa Lewis did a good job performing this.

Came across as YA

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