Ravenwood
Gelesen von Nathan Lowell
Nathan Lowell
(4,71 Sterne; 499 Bewertungen)
A Tanyth Fairport Adventure: Book 1
After twenty winters on the road, Tanyth makes one last pilgrimage in her quest to learn all she can about the herbs and medicinal plants of Korlay before settling down to write her magnum opus. Her journey is interrupted when she stops to help a small village and learns that much of what she knows of the world may not be quite as it seems.
In this work, Nathan Lowell blends wiccan tradition and shamanistic lore into a fantasy quest and creates a world for a new - if unlikely - heroine to explore. She learns that the familiar sometimes hides the fantastical and that, even when you think you’ve made your decisions, life doesn’t always agree.
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Bewertungen
Best author I've listened to yet
Elizabeth F
(5 Sterne)
Nathan, your reading has ruined all other audio books for me! Your voice puts me into the world in your books and I can visualize everything. I've only got one more free book to listen to, then I plan on starting them all again.
By: Lisa
(0 Sterne)
When I started listening to this book, I was tempted to stop listening because of its at first off-putting clichĂŠ setting, persistence proved to me that first impressions are not always those that stick. My patience was rewarded as the book 'warmed up' and I suspect that the pressure of ...
By: K.G.H. Nicholes
(0 Sterne)
Nathan Lowell gives me permission to enjoy "ordinary living" - doing what needs to be done, and finding pleasure in doing it with community members and familiar objects. Ravenwood is a good listen, as is South Coast, but I keep the entire Share series on my MP3 player for when ...
By: Kiri
(0 Sterne)
Wonderful book, loved the story and the magic. I'm keen to listen to more Taneth adventures. Also enjoyed Nathan's voice, i have to say that i cannot listen to some of the books due to voices but Nathan's has an easy, pleasant sounding lull to it. Thanks Nathan
I had my doubts......
Fiddle Sticks
(5 Sterne)
....but I'm really glad I ignored them. Mr Lowell is a superb narrator, no, narrator is not good enough. He is a story teller, superb reading, the best by far that I had heard. He's a superb author too, his novels have depth and character that others miss. I have listened to every novel of his that I can find and have yet to be disappointed.
By: Colleen Hitchings
(0 Sterne)
As with the Solar Clipper tales before it, the story captivated me and carried me to another world that I hated to leave. I look forward with anticipation the Zypheria's Call and The Wizard of Lammas Wood.
C M
(5 Sterne)
This book is a rare gem! It’s not often to find a book that is both calmingly pastoral and interesting. And it’s not often that a male author writes a strong older woman as a protagonist and even less common for him to pull off writing in such an authentic female viewpoint. We liked this book so much that we bought print copies of all three books in the series (the other two are Zypheria’s Call and The Hermit of Lammas Wood), and the next two books are every bit as good. I am really grateful to Librivox for introducing us to Nathan Lowell! I hope the two other Tanyth books show up in the catalog soon!
Again, another great series begins !!!!
(5 Sterne)
Looks to be another Great Series is begun, but I believe there are no more available on LibriVox. I very much enjoy the books he has on offer via Podio books via LibriVox service. Thank you very much for writing, narration, and time dedicated ! Awesome choices in music for each book as well !!! I’m going badly blind, and cannot hold up the weight of even a paper back or Kindle, I am stuck between the world of fixed income and the necessities of life where that income must be allocated !