Fantasy Chronicles Anthology

Dragon Tales, Hero Legends, Medieval Stories, and Romantic and Dark Twists

By: Sarah Bakersson

Narrated by: Gregory Pierce

Dreamy fantasy stories have actually been a trend. They’ve inspired millions. As opposed to the lengthy novels, these stories are short but cut to the chase in an instant. They light up the weird and the uncanny, the marvelous as well as the fantastic: All the things we know are going beyond the reasonable and instantly realistic - into looking-glass, beyond the songs of the impossibly haunting violin, with the twisted trees of the ancient timbers. Other worlds, chatting animals, fairies, demons, demons, charlatans, and mystics: These are the components that populate a rich literary custom that covers the globe. In this book, you’ll find a handful of these awe-provoking stories that will take you to imagine your wildest dreams. Get caught up in the drama and emotions of each heroic and demonic character.

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©2019 Sarah Bakersson (P)2020 Sarah Bakersson

Perfect bundle of stories

I very much enjoyed this giant bundle of short stories. I had 9 hours to enjoy this stuff. Did I mention that I enjoyed it? I enjoyed it. I really did. Wow, this turns out to be a weird review. Just understand, if you take away anything from this, that I liked it a lot.

Simple, straightforward, good

I loved it because this book didn't beat around the book in any of its epic tales. The stories were fast but intriguing nonetheless.

I love stuff like this

These stories have obviously been put together by a great story-teller, someone with a vast imagination and insights in some of the fantasy and medieval elements. Some strange creatures were mentioned in here, but the magic, swords, the protagonists... they all just resonated with me. Of course, this is just my opinion, but yeah.

The narrator? Excellent. He made the stories come alive and made it intriguing and engaging. I am glad I came across this book.

Really Good!

This is a really good collection of stories. Some of them were about monsters, some had swords as the main theme, and others had a lot of magic. I liked some more than others, (of course) But I enjoyed all of them.

No complaints

No complaints here. For what you pay and for what you get are on the same line, in the same boat, and definitely worth comparing. The stories about the dragons were most intriguing to me, since that's where my interests lie in the fantasy genre.