Asunder (Dragon Age #3)

I really enjoyed the previous narrator of the first two books. Sad he didn\’t return for this one.

what In the world did you guys do with Stephen hoye?? that man was your ace in the hole for the dragon age series and you bring in a droll nasally sounding Gildart?? Mr. Hoye captured my heart and left me hanging on to every word in the stolen throne and the calling. I don\’t know what\’s going on audible with your performers in these books but the quality of readers is severely lacking. luckily for you guys this is a book I\’ve been wanting to listen to for ages so I\’m going to fight through the hell that Mr. Jackson puts everyone through in his books during his destruction of exciting literature. now that I\’ve listened to it I\’ll say that the story was great. still narration left much to be desired.

This is a incredible book that shine so much light on the Mage Rebellion & the characters involved. After reading this I can now safety say that I have a new found fondness for several characters found both within Dragon Age: Inquisition & Origins. Please do yourself a favor & read this book.

Everyone complains abut the narrators reading pace, but a simple adjustment to the speed of the audio (1.25x) fixes this. In fact it sounds so natural I\’m half convinced they slowed it down on purpose to make the book seem longer.

Great way to bridge the gap between dragon age 2 and dragon age inquisition nice back story to Cole one of the coolest characters in the franchise

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