Unabridged Audiobook
This is not over my friends. Yes! If you're a life-long fan of the Inheritance cycle like me, you'll be so happy and proud of this piece and how smoothly it puts you back to the centre of events in Alagaeisia. Murtagh is everything you remember him to be and so much more. The writing is close to the original books but at the same time more profound. The story begins in a calm slow burn mode and then suddenly before you know it, you're in the second half and adrenaline rushes through your veins and all of the mysterious pieces start falling into place. And I feel like the writing reflects this greatly. My point is, the beginning might be a little discouraging because it truly takes a while to unwind, but the end delivers everything you want it to. At the end, there is a note from Chris, where he promises Murtagh is anything but the end of his works set in Alagaesia. And without giving away any spoilers, let me tell you, the new villains and mysteries only partly uncovered in this book are amazing and fresh. Let's just hope that the sequel won't take another decade, but even if it did, I sure would patiently wait for it every day of it!
Awesome to see you back in alegasia
Werecats, spells, and dragons... Welcome back to all long time fans of Paolini. He's done it again. This is a longer listen, but well worth it. The narrarator has returned to give liveliness to the newest story of Alagæsia. I'm especially fond of the witch's, "KingKiller." Enjoy it yourself!
Another great book! The narrator is also great. I liked all of the Argon series these books and the movie! Thank you for hours of wonderful entertainment!
Love the story, the charcters and the writing
I will start with Gerald Doyle's narration, it's like the book never had a break. I thoroughly enjoyed this book as I did the Inheritance series. This should've been a book however I guess as writers the challenge of moving on from a created storyline and world is intriguing. Hopefully, Christopher Paolini is back living in Alagasia.
Great reemergence into the world. I felt the story could also stand on its own but still did tie into the other books well.
His writing has definitely improved considering. The narrator’s knowledge of the accents Paolini wanted we’re perfect
It was great to get back into the Inheritance Cycle, but I felt like the book was so slow paced it was hard to stay interested.
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