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Rhapsody

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Rhapsody

Written by: Elizabeth Haydon
Narrated by: Kevin T. Collins
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Rhapsody, n (1542). 1: a portion of an epic poem adapted for recitation. 2, archaic: a miscellaneous collection. 3 a (1): a highly emotional utterance (2): a highly emotional literary work (3): effusively rapturous or extravagant discourse b: rapture, ecstasy. 4: a musical composition of irregular form having an improvisatory character.

Elizabeth Haydon is a major new force in fantasy. Equipped with a quick wit, Haydon has a sharp ear for dialogue, panache with characters, and that essential ability to transport her readers into her own fantastical world--a world so real you can hear the sweet music of Rhapsody's aubade and smell the smoldering forges within the Cauldron.

Rhapsody is a woman, a singer of some talent who is swept up into events of world-shattering import. On the run from an old romantic interest who won't take no for an answer, Rhapsody literally bumps into a couple of shady characters: half breeds who come to her rescue in the nick of time. Only the rescue turns into an abduction, and Rhapsody soon finds herself dragged along on an epic voyage--one that spans centuries and ranges across a wonder-filled fantasy world.

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I knew that serie beforehand and I love it great story but that narrator suck ass , breathing sound non stop and he try to sing the "sang" part bro you're a narrator no one trying to ear someone practice his acting/singing just read your the dam story

poor narrator

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If you're looking for a strong female character; confident and capable, I strongly recommend the kushiel series by Jacqueline Carey. Rhapsody gets pretty Mary sue with her legendary beauty that she remains completely oblivious to, as well as the ease she has with aquiring numerous skills, honors and stations/relics of power. There are far more epic and empowering female lead series out there.

How Sue

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