Stormlight

Forgotten Realms: The Harpers, Book 14

By: Ed Greenwood

Narrated by: Marty Moran

Strange magic is on the loose in Firefall Keep - magic that kills. The mightiest War Wizards are baffled, and the shadow of destruction threatens valiant Harpers and nobles of the fair realm of Cormyr alike. With Harpers in jeopardy, it is up to the legendary Bard of Shadowdale, Storm Silverhand, to overcome this lethal and mysterious force. "Whenever I think I can relax at last, someone hastens to brutally point out to me that I've fresh work to do. It's time to save the world again." - Storm Silverhand

Stormlight is the 14th in an open-ended series of novels focusing on the Harpers, the secret organization for Good in the Forgotten Realms fantasy world.

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Good voice to fall asleep to

That is, IF you can get past the odd pro-non-she-ate-ion

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Holy hell never get this robot to narrate again

Please never get this robot to narrate a book it basically ruins the story
“AND. THEN. THE. DOG. BARKED. AT. THE. PUPPY . “
I literally can’t get into it I have to force myself to listen to it ID LITERALLY RATHER READ THE BOOK!

What was that

I picked the book because I wanted to read a story featuring storm, but it was just nonsensical. The ending is nonsense and doesn’t make any sense with the rest of the book. A dragon comes and goes for no reason. Bad guy ends with a whimper for a baffling reason. Tons of characters that are introduced just to die meaninglessly. Don’t bother with this book.

Terrible waste of my time

I am not a Ed Greenwood fan but I generally like his books. This however was his worst book I have read. Narrator did a good job though. The tone of the book suddenly shifted moods from mystery, serious tragedy, playful adventure, attempts at humor, to teasing erotic back and forth like the book had a mental disease or was on drugs. For example while investigating a murder, where multiple other people had just been gruesomely murdered, suddenly the heroin felt it necessary to get all dressed up for a cordial diner with the nobles on the grounds that had nothing to contribute to plot.. I also didn't like all the unexplained magic that didn't seem to have any boundaries. I know this was a fantasy novel but there wasn't a shred of, "I could see that happening." in the book.