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Path of The Calm
- Saga of The Wolf, Book 1
- Narrated by: Tim Bruce
- Length: 14 hrs and 40 mins
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Summary
The young world of Onneron has known peace for years. But now unease has spread across the land as disagreements between factions threaten each other's way of life.
The Brothers of the Onneron College dedicate themselves to higher learning and to mastering Paths of magic. They wish to remain independent, but the Onneron Church feels threatened by their ability to heal and vies to take control of their order. Treace, bullied and belittled, is unaware of the plan his deceased father has for him. A mentor sets him upon a path to join the prestigious college. Even if he is accepted, the tides of change are coming.
To Treace it's not about where we end up - it's the Paths we take to get there that matter.
Path of the Calm is the first book in the epic Saga of the Wolf series that follows Treace as he grows into a young man. It explores the bonds of friendship, deception, life lessons, love, swordplay, and magic.
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- Felicity Arbabi
- 18-07-21
Not terrible
The story is ok but I feel like the author thinks everyone who will read it is very simple. Everything is over-explained which is a bit irritating and considering the main character is supposed to be very intelligent, he really isn’t.
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- D. Haywood
- 06-11-16
waiting eagerly for book two
loved it and wished it lasted longer. hopefully book two will be made available as audio soon.
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- shane
- 29-08-16
I love this book!!
I find it really hard to find a book and a narrator that's any good but I have to say this is the best book I've listened to in ages and I listen to ALOT! It's a bit rusty in the first 5-6 chapters but it gets better and better as it goes on. Well worth a listen and I can't wait for the next edition! Well done Tim Bruce :)
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- Joe
- 04-07-16
Good, just a small issue...
my only issue was that the reader had a slightly strange pace when he spoke and often paused at moments when I felt there shouldn't have been one. This was irritating at first but I got used to it by about chapter 7.
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- luis heard jerez
- 11-07-17
brilliant story brilliant narrating
couldn't stop listening. fantastic introduction to the collection. i will recommend to everyone. brilliant!! !!
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- diamondoll
- 31-07-17
Shockingly Bad!
What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you?
I am a fan of this genre, both in print and on audible, but now I'm starting to feel that I have listened to everything of quality that is available. Joe Abercrombie ( utterly brilliant charactersiation) Brandon Sanderson ( plots and concepts always leave me wondering where he gets his ideas from) Anthony Ryan, Brent Weeks. Brian Staveley, and of course George RR Martin, are all so far above this offering that Kriss Hiatt doesn't deserve to be in the same genre/class to be honest.
This book is appallingly written. "He wished that he will be able to ..." Tenses are often muddled and vocabulary is just wrong. "We'll displace with the pleasantries..." Painful to listen to I'm afraid.
The narrator sounds as if he is reading to a class of 5 year olds, although, given the material he is working with that is probably not his fault entirely. The plot, such as it is, is thin, predictable, and flat. Characters are mostly 2-dimesional.
I made it to chapter 13, but I will be returning it now. How did it even get published? Waste of a credit.
What could Kris A. Hiatt have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?
Improve his vocabulary and grammar knowledge. Take a writing course to learn the basics of plot and characterisation.
Who might you have cast as narrator instead of Tim Bruce?
Steven Pacey is my favourite narrator, closely followed by Joe Jameson, but I wouldn't insult either of them by asking them to narrate this.
What character would you cut from Path of The Calm?
All of them! Start again.
Any additional comments?
Very very bad on every level.
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