Legends of Eld

The Dragon of Elfwood

By: A.D. Greer

Narrated by: Ian Temple Campbell

There is a world behind the world...a land where elves strike from the trees, goblins grow underground, unicorns protect the pure of heart, and a dragon will try to conquer them all.

Cole, an inexperienced but passionate new hero, inspires a solar-powered knight, a greedy locksmith, a beautiful but fierce elf, an eccentric wizard, and a wisecracking rat to join him on his quest to rescue the princess of Redlund from the dragon of Elfwood.

Cole desperately wants to be a hero, but without any previous experience, no one will hire him. So he sets out on a quest to find his own adventure and literally stumbles into an opportunity to rescue a princess. Sure, she's been missing for more than 40 years, but when it comes to a paying gig, Cole isn't picky.

Legends of Eld: The Dragon of Elfwood blends familiar fantasy tropes with contemporary humor. Journey to a new world populated by sunburn-prone dwarves, prankster pixies, overprotective dryads, obsessive-compulsive warlocks, a stubborn baby unicorn, a princess with Stockholm syndrome, and a hero destined to fall in love with the girl who will save the world!

Listen to the first book in a new epic adventure about the unlikely heroes who were destined to become legends.

©2017 Andrew Greer (P)2023 Andrew Greer

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Cute story, incredible narrator.
Topped out to the max!
Diverse voices made the characters feel so uniquely different.
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A Tale from Elfwood

I read this story originally when it first came out. I enjoyed it then, but I have had some kids since then and now I am sharing the audible version with them and it has been amazing to experience it again through their eyes. Highly recommend. A story everyone in the family can enjoy!

Animated tale with life lessons for kids and adults

Campbell’s engaging, evocative narration perfectly complements the creative writing by Greer to offer a shared listening delight for all ages. Road trip ready!

Funny Fantasy, Beautifully Performed

In a genre that is frequently plagued by self-seriousness, Legends of Eld is pleasantly irreverent. The voice work on this recording is a master-class; the actor imbues every character (there are a lot of them) with an uncannily unique personality.

Rollicking Fun

Full of fast-paced adventures with elves, sylvans, goblins, a wizard, a warlock trapped in a magic mirror, a princess or two or three, a unicorn, and, a would-be hero … and much more. The narrator is amazing with a cascade of highly entertaining and creative voices.