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  • Bridge of D'Arnath, Book 1
  • Written by: Carol Berg
  • Narrated by: Angele Masters
  • Length: 19 hrs and 22 mins
  • 3.5 out of 5 stars (2 ratings)

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Son of Avonar

Written by: Carol Berg
Narrated by: Angele Masters
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Magic is forbidden throughout the Four Realms. For decades, sorcerers and those associating with them were hunted to near extinction. But Seri, a Leiran noblewoman living in exile, is no stranger to defying the unjust laws of her land. She is sheltering a wanted fugitive who possesses unusual abilities-a fugitive with the fate of the realms in his hands...
©2004 Carol Berg (P)2013 Audible, Inc.
Literature & Fiction Epic Fantasy
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A heroic struggle... to listen to.

I love many of Carol Berg's books, and thus this book, with it's plodding pace, colourless characters, and complex yet uninteresting backstory (which I was too tuned out to care about and therefore keep track of), was a real disappointment.

I pushed through based on a Goodreads review that said the rest of the series was worth the slog, but since I have developed no attachment to either the characters or the world I think this is where I stop. Pick up The Spirit Lens instead if you're new to Berg's work and want a fun, interesting read.

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