White Tree Sound

By: Lizzy Ford

Narrated by: Tom Fria

A fictional hero on his final quest.

A reclusive author lost in her head.

The only story that's ever mattered.

Theirs.

The secret to their past lies in a tale written by the author as a 10-year-old girl. Fan fiction, 80s nostalgia, and the imagination of a child combine to form a story that’s equal parts baffling and brilliant – and dangerous for anyone living through it firsthand.

But as the world evolves and the story matures, author and villain grow closer to solving the mystery of how their lives have always been connected. The lines between fantasy and reality, past and future, villain and heroine, blur in a spectacular journey through a fantasy world that gradually grows darker with each twist and turn.

In the end, it’s always - only - ever been about White Tree Sound.

©2018 Lizzy Ford (P)2020 Lizzy Ford

Wrong voice but interesting story

The main story is told from the heroine POV but the narrator is a deep male voice, so it's very confusing to my brain who is speaking as he doesn't really change his voice to fit the different characters.
The story is a "sweet" romance of an author whose main character comes to life and finds her in the real world after battling through all his books. It's a cool take on the trope and speaks to my Gen X upbringing with cute nostalgia.
I liked it.