This review was written for the 5/04/10 Speaking of Audiobooks column. And, at this point, that’s delightful news from my perspective since I want more of Dag and Fawn but for those who think this is a one book listen, I do think you will want more.īreakdown of Grade – Narration A-, Book Content A. The MC is great, the story is very interesting (loyalty.

If you enjoyed reading Beguilement, I would definitely recommend picking up Curse of Chalion. The characters, world building and writing are all fantastic. But as I looked back on our past discussions I realized that Iris had indeed informed us that the four books are just one long story. A few questions about The Sharing Knife by Lois McMaster Bujold - just finished Beguilement and am not sure if I should continue. The ending belongs, without doubt, in the “To Be Continued” category. I do have one tiny complaint about Beguilement however, and that is my immediate need for Volume 2 and then I’m sure 3 and 4. I’m certain this will become a comfort listen. Dunne’s performance touch me but the content (a large aspect of my challenge) was fascinating as well.

The narration added significantly to my overall enjoyment and I’m convinced this is one series wherein audio beats out print. And it certainly was a success! Narrator Bernadette Dunne weaves this tale of magic in such a manner that I became totally immersed in the world of Dag and Fawn and lakewalkers and farmers. There has been a good deal of praise for this series in our past discussions and I had high hopes. I chose my first 2010 challenge category, Fantasy Romance, and took the advice of listeners yet again and decided on The Sharing Knife, Volume 1: Beguilement. Favorite Romance Audiobooks Poll Winner: Second place – Favorite Fantasy or Sci Fi with Romance Thread Audiobook

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