Twilight Falling

Forgotten Realms: Erevis Cale Trilogy, Book 1

De: Paul S. Kemp

Narrado por: John Pruden

Erevis Cale - simple butler or much, much more?

The shadows grow long on the mean streets of Selgaunt...and the sun sets on one man's service to Sembia's merchant lords.

The day's end finds Erevis Cale serving a new master, one who is beyond the petty accumulation of wealth.

After all, what is gold to one who trades in souls?

©2003 Wizards of the Coast, LLC (P)2013 Audible, Inc.

YEEEESSSSSSS

it's wild how this story has so many layers to it. choruses and echoes of paths taken, the question of choice and will in The wider conversation of fate or destiny. characters are amazing, the story groups you with both hands and doesn't let go. kudos to anybody who read the book at the time of publication and had to be patient for the next one to see where it goes

I would reccommend this book

What made the experience of listening to Twilight Falling the most enjoyable?

The characters are in depth and so is the story. You don't get that cartoon like feel that comes with some fantasy stories. It seems that world could be real and the people in them are dealing with their own real/ magical stuff. Not to mention it is a fun adventure!

What did you like best about this story?

kemp likes to try to bring in as much gritty realism as he can. Also, how the heroes are not only dealing with outer conflict, but the conflict within themselves and between each other.

Which character – as performed by John Pruden – was your favorite?

I like them all, but Jack stands out to me.

A delightful surprise

What made the experience of listening to Twilight Falling the most enjoyable?

A friend told me about this, and how Mask was a major feature of the books, so I gave it a try. It was a delightful experience, and I have now finished all of the other books related to Erevis Cale. The story was simple enough in Twilight Falling, but it certainly got my attention.

Have you listened to any of John Pruden’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

This was the first I've heard by John Pruden, and I was a little leery after getting my feet wet with Nick Poedehl in the Kingkiller Chronicles. However, that quickly faded, as Pruden's voice worked very well for the entire series. He has a nice array of voices and inflections, and his narration really brought the story to life.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

I practically did...I have been going back to these books every moment I can.

awesome start to this series

This is my 3rd time going thru this series in 5 years and I love it no less. Truly awesome story and narration.

A decent FR book

The narrator sounds like a cheesy movie announcer: "In a world...". And the story will sometimes introduce a character five seconds before that character is desperately needed for the story to continue or some issue to resolve. I can't say this is my favorite or one I will remember fondly. But I still think it is a decent fantasy book.