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The Adversary
- Forgotten Realms: The Sundering, Book III
- Narrated by: Dina Pearlman
- Series: Forgotten Realms: Brimstone Angels, Book 3, The Sundering, Book 3
- Length: 19 hrs and 45 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy
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In this third book of the Sundering series kicked off by R.A. Salvatore and the dark elf Drizzt, SCRIBE award-winning author Erin M. Evans thrusts her signature character Farideh into a maelstrom of devilish politics and magical intrigue that will have far-reaching implications for the future of the Forgotten Realms.
As the chaos of the Sundering rages around her, young warlock Farideh faces a more personal turmoil wrought by a deal she made with a devil years ago. Hoping to protect her twin sister, she leaves everything she holds dear to assist a wizard in a scheme that pits the devils of the Nine Hells against the gods above.
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- Robert Linder
- 03-01-20
It was ok...
A lot of wrestling with feelings, too many names involved in the action, interesting story though and good characters overall.
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- Jose A Cavalier
- 17-09-18
Very disappointed
At first, for the first 20 minutes I thought it was going to be a good book: characters with personality, hoping for a badass female protagonist and a good narrator. But it was a slow slow book with lots of pacing problems and completely dragging its feet from the very first hours. It can’t justify an audiobook with little to offer like this with its mammoth 20 hours. I was amazed at how little had happened in the first 5. The protagonist had to make a bold move hoping to protect someone. And it has a surprising, negative consequence for her and her sister. That’s it.
What can you expect from this book?
It’s not an action-fantasy heavy book AT ALL so look elsewhere if that’s what you’re hoping for. Someone else lots of exciting things happen, and sorry but that’s plainly wrong. It’s extremely saturated with characters who live thinking “what if this had/hadn’t happened” and worse, expect every 20 minutes people wondering why someone did something “Maybe it was like this. Maybe it was like that. Maybe it was something else”. Too introspective and dwelling on things that mostly don’t matter. The narrator tries to do voices and works with the material with enthusiasm, she does her job.
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- CeNedra Red
- 30-05-16
Cannot Praise This Highly Enough :-))
Would you listen to The Adversary again? Why?
I already have. Since purchasing this and the other Brimstone Angel audio books, I have listened to all of them at least three times each. As to why, I absolutely LOVE them :-)) Dina Pearlman does a brilliant job of bringing these stories, and the character to life :-))
What was one of the most memorable moments of The Adversary?
There are just too many, to choose just one, and I wouldn't want to spoil anything for everyone else.
What does Dina Pearlman bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you had only read the book?
Ms Pearlman is perfect for these stories. She gives life to the characters, and both drama and humour to all the Brimstone Angel stories.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
Absolutely. If I could stay awake long enough, I would have listened to all the Brimstone Angel stories in one sitting. I am eagerly awaiting the release of the next book, and hoping that Dina Pearlman agrees to read that one too.
Any additional comments?
These are some of my favorite audio books, and I strongly recommend these stories to anyone who likes fantasy. Awesome :-)) :-)) :-))
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- Lisa
- 28-12-13
Two Series, One Book
Any additional comments?
This book is the third book in two separate series. It is the third book of The Sundering Series, and the third book in the story of Farideh, Erin M. Evans' premier character. You do not need to listen to the first two books in The Sundering Series in order to enjoy this book -- "The Companions" and "The Godborn" has almost nothing to do with this book. However, you probably do want to familiarize yourself with Ms. Evans' other two books: "Brimstone Angels" and "Brimstone Angels: Lesser Evils."
My major critique of this book is that the B plot-line obstacle (between Havilar and Brin) seems particularly forced for the sake of a delayed climax that fits into a traditional narrative arch. I hate to say that it rings false, because this is all just make-believe anyway, but it does.
On the plus side, I think Dina Pearlman has really improved as a voice actor since the last book in this series.
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- C
- 25-05-16
Awful
I was not expecting a teenager level emotional story with some few moments of actual plot. I could not finish because I couldn't get invested in the characters.
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- Jeff Greiner
- 09-03-14
Easily the best of the Sundering
If you could sum up The Adversary in three words, what would they be?
Fantastic Shared-World Story
Any additional comments?
This may be my favorite a Realms novel ever. Evans integrates the world in a top notch fashion the way the leaders in the setting often don't. She, likewise ties in with the other Sundering books in ways both meaningful and interesting. All this in a story involving some of my favorite things, Chosen, devils, and Harpers. Every third tier character deserves a spin off story because that's how interesting and real they are written. The performance was also spot on. I think this is the first D&D audiobook where I didn't hear any mispronunciations that took me out of the story.
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- Tim
- 10-02-16
Dina Pearlman as Narrator - want my money back!
What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you?
A different Narrator - no inflection differences between characters, difficult to follow and distinguish between characters. Maybe Ms. Pearlman could add an accent here or there so I can tell who is saying what. Aweful!
What was the most interesting aspect of this story? The least interesting?
not possible to determine. I'm sure the story is great, but the Narrator is just so bad. I could only last 2 hours of the book.
Who would you have cast as narrator instead of Dina Pearlman?
Anyone!!
What character would you cut from The Adversary?
N/A...can't finish the audible book.
Any additional comments?
I would like to request from Audible for my money back to apply to another book. I am a prolific user of Audible and spend allot of time on the road. I sincerely hope my comments don't fall on deaf ears....this presentation of the Adversary by Ms. Pearlman is truly not worth purchasing or listening to. I currently have 17 hours remaining on the book tape, which will not be listened to. After 2 hours of listening, I can't take it anymore!
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- Amazon Customer
- 02-02-16
Narration kills the story
The narrator while having a voice pleasant enough to listen to, butchers the story. She uses several different voices for most of the characters, puts odd inflections where all of the female characters sound like they're "Valley girls" . I had a hard enough time just reading the book when it came out and it was almost as difficult to listen to.
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- Travis
- 21-12-13
A fun jaunt
I love the quick pace and constant action, start with book 1 however as you really need the backstory.
Interesting characters and a great story.
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- Wesley
- 13-12-13
going to return the book - narrator ruins it
I am going to return this book later on today. I tried repeatedly to get this book started but I just can't keep my mind on the story. I am a huge Forgotten Realms fan and love most of the novels but last night I finally bought the Kindle version and am already several chapters into the book and enjoying it. I've dealt with bad narrators before, I have over 150 audiobooks after all, but speeding up the narration to 1 1/4 or faster didn't help. I am not a huge fan of "Fareeda" (phonetically spelled from the way the narrator pronounces Farideh's name) but the 3 of them are fun to read about. I mean Farideh, her sister and the prince. After a spell they are very likeable but again, only in print, at least for me.
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- Danny
- 25-10-16
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this may have turned out to be a good book. but with the horrible narration of this woman I could not follow but a bit per chapter.
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- Dion McNeeley
- 07-03-16
It is terrible to have to read this for the Sundering series.
I've had to listen to this twice to even know who the characters were. Actually I still don't. This book was hours and hours of "he said" "she said". Oooh wait then he said something else. I had no clue what so ever what was going on. Where people were. Hell I couldn't even tell what people were. I'm just glad it's over and I can get on with the Sundering. I'm a huge forgotten realms fan but I avoid Evans at all costs when I can. On top of no story at all, the narrator made demons sound like irritating teenagers.
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- Danielle
- 29-05-14
Great but you have to pay attention to characters
Would you try another book from Erin M. Evans and/or Dina Pearlman?
yes both are great
How would you have changed the story to make it more enjoyable?
more devils like asmodaus
Did the narration match the pace of the story?
yes it was great
Could you see The Adversary being made into a movie or a TV series? Who should the stars be?
yes the girlfrom hunger games
Any additional comments?
worth a credit but you have to read the first two from same author on same characters
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