Forest Mage
Book Two of the Soldier Son Trilogy
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Narrateur(s):
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John Keating
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Auteur(s):
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Robin Hobb
À propos de cet audio
Nevare Burvelle has survived major combat and is making a quick recovery from a disease plaguing his fellows in the King's army. He also believes he is free from the Speck magic that held him under its sway. Now traveling home to rendezvous with his fiancée, Nevare suffers haunting visions and soon realizes that malicious magic still resides within him - and is intent on destroying everything he holds dear.
©2006 Robin Hobb (P)2009 Recorded Books, LLCThere is a strong theme of women's rights in an old fashioned setting. This is a theme carried over from the first book.
I liked the English accent of the narrator, just a personal preference.
There was way too much about his weight although it is an integral part of the story. I got very tired of it on occasion. Some of the description is about body-shaming and I did feel badly for our hero over that. There is a lot description about the embarrassment and pain of being obese. And a fair share of bullies.
The descriptions of plague was sharp a reminder of our own pandemic.
There is lots about magic and an interesting duality to the story. All in all, I will probably listen to the third book because many say it is better.
Very different from Hobbs' other series
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