Chathrand Voyage: The River of Shadows (Audiobook)

from patrickgarson

The River of Shadows is not so strong as previous entries in this series, but then again - the bar is set so high, it's understandable. The crew of the Chathrand continue their voyage to far-flung foreign shores, but conspiracy, fallibility and struggle remain a constant companion. As they ventur...

from Karlstar

My first impression of this series is that it was a jumble of too many fantasy and fiction themes. However, as it progressed, while all of those same tropes still exist, that jumble has faded into the background and the story is proceeding along. However, the author keeps finding ways of drawing ...

from DWWilkin

Book three, which when we first saw this trilogy was supposed to be the end. Shame that it is not. The world and the fantasy as it developed in Red Wolf (book one) showed a very complex structure and a great deal going on. The backstory alone seemed very fascinating. Our hero is thrown on the ver...

from dsdmd

When I got this for review I thought it was going to be a stand alone book in this series. I had not read the earlier two books. I plowed in and read a little over 100 pages when I decided I would not be able to fully enjoy this without first reading the other books. It has a complex story with c...

from dsdmd

When I got this for review I thought it was going to be a stand alone book in this series. I had not read the earlier two books. I plowed in and read a little over 100 pages when I decided I would not be able to fully enjoy this without first reading the other books. It has a complex story with c...