Belgariad book 2 - Queen of Sorcery by David Eddings

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Belgariad book 2 - Queen of Sorcery by David Eddings

Narrated by Cameron Biarly

 Aunt Paul comes to her full force in this book looking after Belgariad who himself comes into his powers.  I love aunt Paul and Mr Wolf and the way they move from town to town speaking to monarchs imparting what they have learned regarding the coming war was nice and interesting and lend itself to fluff out more characteristics of the book's main protagonists. 

It is also contains some really funny parts and these I enjoyed most of all.  The pace is slow as per usual for the epic fantasy genre but listening to it on Audio makes it fun and never bores. 

The narrator of this book is Cameron Biarly and he manages to make the story comes to life. 

I really enjoyed the story and I am sure that most of the people who read this is already fantasy genre fanatics so you will probably love this. 

I did.

Wanda

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Peter Clines brings us Ex Heroes

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Ex Heroes by Peter Clines

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This is a delightful new and fresh take on the Zombie Apocalypse with Superheroes being part of the plot and the main protagonists.

I loved how the story looped in on itself, giving the reader a glimpse into how not only the Zombie's came to be but also the Superheroes. 

The dialogue is fast and believable.  The narrator did a marvelous job in giving the main protagonists their own voice and kept up with the choice as he progressed with the narration. 

I really enjoyed this book and am sure most people who like this genre will feel the same. 

WaAr

Sebastian by Christoph Fischer

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Sebastian is a character driven story of a non practising Jewish boy who looses his leg before WWI!
This loss impacts him personally and also ensures that he is not drafted for the war. His mother Vera, a woman
who coddles her son and with a nervous disposition gets involved with a group of Jewish woman!

Thus far the story seems clear does it not? A boy-man with a leg lost a non-practising Jewish mother meeting up with kindred spirits... But your wrong. In essesance this book is about prophecies and personal beliefs that hinders and shape our characters in ways unexpected. Self-fulfilling prophecies makes Sebastian loose his girlfriend and unborn child? His own family has little to do with this particular set of events but in their own way, with their own beliefs they set events in motion!

Most of this book is about growth, and the ending was filled with hope! I kept wondering if these peoples lives would have turned out better if their inner dialogues and belief systems were positive instead of paranoid and negative! What I liked best? The way the story made me think and the setting in Vienna that gave me a glimpse into unexplored territory for me.
WaAr