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BLOODFIRE QUEST

THE DARK LEGACY OF SHANNARA, BOOK 2

Before hearing Rosalyn Landor's performance of BLOODFIRE QUEST, it would be difficult to believe it's possible to improve on a Terry Brooks plot. However, the combination of this dark, dangerous world with its sinister creatures and Landor's smoky, well-modulated voice is gripping from the start. The ancient barrier that keeps all the malevolent creatures locked in the forbidden land is starting to fail, and an untold number of vicious prisoners set upon retribution are ready to be unleashed. Because the Ellcrys tree is dying and the Druid order is in shambles, a reluctant Arlingfant must take the seed to the Bloodfire. A perfect match to Brooks, Landor’s inspired delivery adds a wonderful depth to each individual and situation.

Pub Date: March 19, 2013

Duration: 13 hrs

DD ISBN: 9780307913692

Publisher: Random House Audio

Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026

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    A BEAUTIFULLY FOOLISH ENDEAVOR

    THE CARLS, BOOK 2

    This much anticipated sci-fi audiobook sequel shakes things up with a full-cast narration. The story picks up right where the first book in this duology stops--the robots known as "The Carls" have left, and April May, one of the first to discover them, has disappeared. Exploring new perspectives and experiences, this remarkably talented ensemble of narrators creates an appealing mix of likable characters as listeners follow a group of young people left behind in this post-Carl world. The plot can be heavy-handed at times, but the social commentary is eerily reminiscent of the world's current circumstances. Listeners will want to listen to the first book, AN ABSOLUTELY REMARKABLE THING, to get the most from this follow-up.

    Pub Date: July 7, 2020

    Duration: 15 hrs, 45 mins

    DD ISBN: 9780593146316

    Publisher: Penguin Audio

    Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026

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      A BLINK OF THE SCREEN

      COLLECTED SHORTER FICTION

      As soon as one hears longtime Discworld narrator Stephen Briggs's comically heartfelt and mildly tuneful rendition of Discworld's national anthem, one realizes why some books should be heard and not just read. The devil hires a publicist. An artist paints the sky the wrong color. This collection of razor-sharp satire spans Terry Pratchett's long and prolific career, dating back to 1963. The sound of words and the sound of ideas always attracted Pratchett, and both Briggs and Michael Fenton Stevens excel at emphasizing Pratchett's special blend of sophistication and silliness, especially when they're providing character voices to dozens of witches and wizards. Wonderfully entertaining and an absolute must-listen for all longtime Pratchett fans.

      Pub Date: March 17, 2015

      Duration: 8 hrs, 30 mins

      DD ISBN: 9780804193597

      Publisher: Random House Audio

      Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026

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