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The Silver Thief
- The Cycle of Galand, Book 2
- Narrated by: Tim Gerard Reynolds
- Series: The Cycle of Galand Series, Book 2
- Length: 18 hrs and 20 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy
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Dante Galand has cured the sickness that trapped him on the Plagued Islands. Now it's time to leave. And kill a priest.
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Set in a USA Today best-selling world, The Silver Thief is the second book in the Cycle of Galand.
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- Captain Spanky Of Nazareth
- 01-22-17
Please Listen To CYCLE OF ARAWN First...
Any additional comments?
Tim Gerard Reynolds is easily one of the great master narrators on Audible. And this book is well-paced, quippy, and leagues above the average. BUT... please don't let anyone convince you that the GALAND books stand on their own without reading the Cycle Of Arawn first! It's not true. (This happened to me. Don't let it happen to you.) Go back and get the full experience. The conclusions absolutely depend on each other. Do it... but do it right. You'll thank me later.
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- Joshua
- 07-06-16
Holy **** only series twice listened. worth it.
The first book was great, but this story was awe inspiring. 6/5 in story and in performance. Kudos beyond kudos to the author.
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- Jackie
- 05-31-16
Robertson delivers again and Reynolds continues to be the perfect voice for Dante Galand
This series continues to be amazing and the narration is excellent! Edward W Robertson is a gifted author and Tim Gerard Reynolds is quickly becoming my favorite narrator!
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- Chuckles
- 05-27-16
Fury
look man, I gave you 5 stars. I know this just came out, but I've listened to all the others. I need my next book.... now! You have me hooked like a crack head. Great book! Absolutely fantastic. Please sir, can I have some more.
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- Alpaca
- 07-01-16
Another amazing performance
The release of the original trilogy as a single volume hooked me like never before. These have been some of the most amazing audio books I've had the pleasure of listening to, the silver thief has been no different and brings more of the amazing adventure to date.
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- Kindle Customer
- 06-24-16
loved it
This has been, by far, the greatest series of books I've ever read! The whole set is a must read/listen
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- David R
- 07-16-16
Another excellent book
Another good book with new ideas and new magic. This series are my new favorite books. No overly whining characters, no poor me attitudes, just good solid adventure. Also the narrator is excellent.
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- josh
- 07-04-16
fantastic
love these books, and the voice actor! a very enthralling and captivating series. takes you into a world of Wonder of magic in mythology it makes you get lost in a beautiful world of fantasy
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- Amazon Customer
- 06-13-16
Great story and amazing reader!
This has been such a great listen. It reminds me of the days when I was young and a captivating teacher would read us a story that lead our minds through an unforgettable journey. Edward Robertson is truly a gifted writer. Tim Gerard Reynolds makes this story come alive. These two together make it very difficult not to complete the books in one day! I can't wait for the next book!
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- m
- 06-10-16
I love this narrator! Also, these books!
Couldn't stop listening. Just a fantastic story and great action and ethical dilemmas. Strongly recommend.
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- Shane
- 09-01-16
Excellent all round
An excellent addition to 'the cycle' books. The narrator is top notch and the story is riveting from start to finish.
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- AmazonCustomer
- 08-28-16
Cannot wait for the next one
So, picked up the first book because it was a good deal and I love fantasies. Bought the last two because I grew to love the characters and the stry lines zipped along at a great pace. Now can't wait for the next book. Just about to look for the authors other books.
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- Jordon
- 11-18-17
I would give the narration six stars if I could.
I truly enjoyed this book and especially the reading. Will be buying the rest of the series.
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- Matthew
- 10-23-17
just keeps getting better and better
This series just keeps getting better and better with every book I couldn't recommend it enough. I can't wait for the next book in the series to see what happens next.
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- G
- 08-18-16
Another Awesome story
Loved the story and exciting adventure and blaze still as funny with his one liners as you would expect and Dante still the all powerful nethermanser loved the story sad it finished roll on the next book. Love Edward Robertsons work and love Tim as a narrator really gets the character on point and makes the story everything it needs to be thanks guys keep up the awesome work
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- Markus Maageng Jakobsen
- 07-30-16
Once again, truly enjoyable!
One of the very best narrators I've ever listened to, and I love the exceptional humour in the characters' dialogue - albeit not quite to the level of The Cycle of Arawn. I'd highly recommend this series to anyone interested in Fantasy!
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- Mr. Alexander J. Day
- 07-07-16
exceptional.
This entire series has been incredible in every way. including value for money.
the only slight issue in this audiobook is that it sounds slightly tinny. I stopped caring about this as soon as the story started properly.
exceptional.
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- Peter
- 04-13-21
great series
continuation of a great series, 10/10 would recommend. the previous ones are equally well written and acted.
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- An Johnson
- 02-20-21
Brilliant brilliant and more...
I love the characters which are brought to life by the excellent narration. Blaze is such fun.
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- Amazon Customer
- 10-12-20
great listen
loved this book, as gripping as the first, keeps you listening and interested cant wait for the next book.
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- KJ
- 06-19-16
Great read/listen
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- Anonymous User
- 09-07-20
brilliant
A fantastic continuing storyline that just gets better with each book. Highly recommend this book.
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- Staas
- 09-24-18
gripping drama
intricately woven intersecting storylines that keep you on the edge of your seat. hard to put down.
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- Michelle
- 12-01-17
Dante and Blays the unstoppable magic
The Nether and the Ether ,the two magical forces start to make more sense to Dante Galand and Blays as they make their way through more battles to get to peace back home.
A good narration as always and yes maybe next year i will listen again as it is an easy listen and easy to forget some chapters.But thats not a bad thing .It still is a good book in the series and yes I will most likely purchase the next to hear about the Dynamic Duo and their magic possibilities,battles,defeats(ha ha like if all else fails ,run)and meeting new characters along the way but still relating to very early characters, that makes the series stick together.
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- Andrew
- 10-10-17
Take my money
As witty and exciting as the first. Narration is varied and in character. An excellent read.
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- Tahn
- 06-02-17
better and better
tim brings eds work out in amazing clarity and splender im glad i waited untill the last one is out because im about to start it strait away thanks
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- Amazon Customer
- 05-23-17
keep em comming
these books enlist such detail it's captivating, the world and magic really come to life
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- Helen
- 04-02-17
another epic adventure
Once again Dante and Blays travel to distant lands, getting themselve into and out of trouble faster than you can say Lyalls balls!! I just love these characters and the adventures they have whilst freeing people from oppression, righting wrongs, and just being all round heros albeit reluctant ones. 10 out of 10 from me!!
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- Michael
- 06-09-16
Soaring above in substance and delivery
Edward W. Robertson continues to produce amazing specitals of fantasy with charavters who you wish you could meet in life. Not just in books.
Delivered by the stellar talents of Tim Gerard Reynolds. Who gives these words wings very duck like wings... of a majestic ducky quality.
The second book in The Cycle of Galand is another amazing addition to universe that Edward continues to craft and flesh out. In you haven't read this series yet and you are for some reason reading a review for the second book in the second series... well get reading! If you are up to this book and have read all previous works just for the heck of it re read / listen to all of them again. It is worth your time. There are call backs and easter eggs peppered through out and you will enjoy it all the more.
Please continue to produce these works Edward and Tim. You bring works truely wonderful works into the world.