The Song of Albion, Books 1-3: The Paradise War, The Silver Hand, and The Endless Knot

The Song of Albion

De: Stephen Lawhead

Narrado por: Stuart Langston, Robert Whitfield

Experience a world both ancient and timeless in The Song of Albion Trilogy, a sweeping historical fantasy that blurs the lines between our world and the Otherworld. Rooted in Celtic myth and packed with heart-stopping adventure, this epic series follows an unlikely hero whose journey of destiny, sacrifice, and identity will resonate long after the final words.

Book One: The Paradise War When American graduate student Lewis Gillies sets off on a spontaneous trip to Scotland, he expects little more than a weekend diversion. But when he stumbles through a mystical gateway into the mythical land of Albion—a realm of kings, warriors, and ancient prophecies—he finds himself swept into a battle between good and evil that's been raging for centuries.

Book Two: The Silver Hand Albion lies in chaos. With the great king dead and the kingdom in ruins, Lewis—now known as Llew—becomes a threat to the corrupt usurper who has seized power. Banished and alone, Llew must search for the truth behind a cryptic prophecy and rise to become the true king Albion needs.

Book Three: The Endless Knot Now High King of Albion, Llew faces his darkest trial yet. As strange fires burn and ancient enemies rise, he must journey to the Foul Land to redeem what he holds most dear. The fate of both worlds hangs in the balance in this thrilling conclusion to an unforgettable trilogy. The final note in the Song of Albion is about to be sung.

Perfect for fans of epic historical fantasy and mythic adventure, The Song of Albion Trilogy includes bonus content from the author and is ideal for book clubs seeking deeply immersive storytelling.

©2025 Stephen Lawhead (P)2025 Thomas Nelson

amazing trilogy, loved every minute!

Amazing series I just wish they would not have changed the narrator for the last book.

The writing style of this book is beautiful.

A masterpiece. A remarkable story, I couldn't put it down. This story is so well-crafted & held my interest completely.

This could have been so much more.

The narration drove me crazy. Many times it sounded like this was a story based in India rather than in Celtic culture. Also the accents were very exaggerated. It would be much more enjoyable with better narration.