Winds of Change

The story is the continuation of the outlander Elspeth in a new and strange land, learning more about herself and the people she has found herself among. Along with various cohorts and their own growth. The stories as a whole are really about growing and learning yourself (or themselves) and over coming obstacles. However it is set in a fantasy world, with real magic, mind magic, spiritual magic, mystical creatures and fantastical races. Over all I find the whole stories wonderful and amazing, through they are geared to a younger crowd. Teens & Young adults. The narrator in book 1 by the end was starting to annoy me and I wasn\’t sure I would be able to finish the series (listening I have already read them). But I decided since I love the books so much to give the second one a try. I am glad I did. Someone must of coached her. Her voices for different characters are still not very strong or the greatest choices, but they do not take from the story and someone has coached her on the pronunciations of the world she was reading as that was my greatest irritant in the first one I am extremely thankful for it, and have now finished this one and moved on to the third one.

I\’m listening to the series in chronological order. She pronounces names different than other narrators. Making it difficult to associate them with memories.

Narrator wasn\’t a good choice for this series. Hard to get over the bad accents and mispronunciation.

There is something wrong with the sound in Chapter 9 around minute mark 19. Pretty distracting. Other than that, I love this whole series!

I really haven’t found anything in this book I haven’t liked! Karen white is amazing with her voices!!

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