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The Aeronaut's Windlass
- The Cinder Spires, Book 1
- Narrated by: Euan Morton
- Series: The Cinder Spires, Book 1
- Length: 21 hrs and 39 mins
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Action & Adventure
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- JPA
- 15-08-16
Best narration I've heard so far. Wonderful story.
Very different to the epic fantasy, grimdark and scifi I normally read, but oh what a refreshing change!
Crystal powered air ships and sword wielding, incredibly polite, officers; gunnery crews and tribal, characterful cats! They all come together in a complex web of intrigue and humour and action, set amongst mist filled skies and sky scraping spires both.
The best narration I've heard of a story so far, after months on Audible. Highly recommended to fantasy, scifi or steampunk fans.
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- Joe
- 20-11-20
Very enjoyable.
Enjoyed it a lot. love the world and characters that he has created. Also the narrator was great too.
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- Anonymous User
- 19-09-20
Highly enjoyable
Well written and well acted. I say acted because the narrator brought the story and characters to life instead of just reading a book.
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- Sam B
- 15-08-20
Very poor collection of clichés
Extremely poor - characters, plot and dialogue are a sad collection of paper-thin clichés. The setting could have been excellent, but this is a huge disappointment. Excellent narrarion is nowhere near enough to save the poor quality of the content.
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- Anonymous User
- 21-02-20
I liked it a lot.
When is the next book comming out? Does anyone know? I neeeed it so very badly.
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- Frank
- 11-08-19
Excellent
Excellent, can't wait for the next book in the series to arrive. Very well written, read.
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- Rh
- 28-07-19
Great fun
Different to The Dresden Files, but good fantasy fun! I enjoyed the characters and can't wait for the next book. I'm sad that JB took a break :(
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- antdac
- 18-10-16
A Hidden Crystal!
Would you listen to The Aeronaut's Windlass again? Why?
Yes!
It's one of those books that really draws you in and makes you connect with each and every character, no matter how minor their roles are. The main characters are believable and endearing, especially Rowl (loved his moments and I'm not even a cat person!).
It's serious at times yet it takes you on such a fun ride!
What other book might you compare The Aeronaut's Windlass to, and why?
Although very different, I will rate it as highly as The Name of the Wind. A very good and enjoyable book!
What does Euan Morton bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you had only read the book?
I believe he is an excellent narrator! Never underestimate the value of a good narrator, seriously he is one of the best!
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
Yes! I really struggled to put it down to go to work, especially since my employer wasn't Captain Grimm!
Any additional comments?
Please please please release the next book soon!
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- Amazon Customer
- 22-10-15
First Jim Butcher but not my last...
What made the experience of listening to The Aeronaut's Windlass the most enjoyable?
The narrator is excellent. I look forward to listening to other books he has done.
What other book might you compare The Aeronaut's Windlass to and why?
It's definitely an adventure with lots of battles. There wasn't much time to catch one's breath. I would say it's a lot like Star Wars in comparison.
What does Euan Morton bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
Like other wonderful audio books, a great narration brings the book to life in ways that are different from just reading the words. Characters personality and traits are expressed and become almost tangible.
Any additional comments?
I haven't read much Steampunk so it's hard to compare it to anything in that genre, but I will look forward to readying the the sequels. And I LOVED the cats! I have 4 myself and I believe Jim's characterization of them was spot on!
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- Don Gilbert
- 02-10-15
A Brave New World
From the creator of such works of art as the “Furies of Calderon” and “The Dresden Files” Jim Butcher has now focused his immense talent onto, what is being called, the steampunk genre in his latest series, ”The Cinder Spires.”
Steampunk seems to be the latest trending term devising the name from a blending of sci-fi and fantasy with technology and aesthetic design inspired by 19th-century industrial steam-powered machinery and the cyber punk genre.
The first book, “The Aeronaut’s Windlass,” is rich in Old World aristocratic political structures known as Spires, vintage clothing,” blended with magnificent airships, (reminding me of the airships in the “Grimm Noir” trilogy by Larry Correa) contesting in aerial naval battles, and other typical noir references usually associated with steampunk.
The plot moves quickly and Mr. Butcher introduces many characters and multiple action scenes that, at first seem distracting but soon become distinguishable and fit the story well. Bridget, scion of a once-prominent noble house on the verge of ruin and her cat, Rowl, Highborn Gwendolyn Lancaster, her “warrior born” cousin, Benedict; the grizzled Captain Grimm; and master etherealist Ferus and his assistant, Folly are a motley group of disgraced veterans and novices that are sent off to stop the mysterious force behind a very coordinated and deadly series of attacks on Spire Albion by its rival, Spire Aurora.
There is plenty of action and the society is open for some political backstabbing. I always think that it is a good book when you wonder what is going to happen next.
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- omnireader
- 14-10-15
Jim Butcher Hits it out of the Park
Jim Butcher's long awaited foray into steampunk lives up to every possible expectation, and they were high. I'm a big fan of the Dresden Files and if possible, enjoyed Codex Alera even more. The world of The Aeronaut's Windlass is entirely different; mankind lives in tall spire cities, away from the dangerous surface of the earth. Peopled by monsters, the surface is to be avoided at all cost. The Spire Cities, Albion and Aurora, are fiercely competitive with a history of warfare. A new round of warfare, initiated by Aurora, is the focus of The Aeronaut's Windlass. Aurora is clearly willing to use whatever means necessary to destroy Albion.
Captain Francis Grimm is loyal to Spire Albion, despite having been treated badly by the Admiralty; drummed out for cowardice unjustly. After his privateer airship, HMS Predator, is badly damaged in an Auroran ambush he must limp home for major repairs. He is recruited for a mission by the Spirearch with the promise of repairs and new crystals for The Predator.
He will be aided in his mission by a motley crew of characters ranging from the admirable to the just plain strange. He is also up against a female adversary who rivals Queen Mab of The Dresden Files and the Vord Queen of Codex Alera for sheer evil. The action of the book is relentless with the characters jumping from frying pan to fire nonstop.
I waffled about the rating on The Aeronaut's Windlass. The world building was almost too organic in that you are thrown into the action with no foundation. I don't mind saying that I had difficulty forming a mental picture of the Spires and airships, at least at the beginning. Euan Morton's narration pushed it from a 4.5 to a 5 for me. I was glued to my device until I realized there is actually no good stopping point in the action. His portrayal of Rowl, Prince of the Silent Paws is spot-on. I highly recommend The Aeronaut's Windlass.
RATING- 5 Stars
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- Steve N
- 23-10-15
Classic Butcher
What made the experience of listening to The Aeronaut's Windlass the most enjoyable?
I really enjoy Jim Butcher's writing style, he can actually make me laugh out loud and the performance by Euan Morton was incredible, hope he has the gig for the next instalment.
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- Dean
- 18-10-15
Another great series beginning!
This first book captured me just like Codex Aleria! I love the characters, especially Grim and the girls. My only critique is about the cats. I'm not a cat owner but I can absolutely see how he projected their behaviors into Rawl and others. It took me a bit to get used to, but they did start to grow on me. The cat arrogance seems to be too heavy and got a bit old in some parts. I guess it's an acquired taste...like catnip? :-)
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- BodyPositiveZone
- 13-10-15
A lot to digest for a first book in a series
I realize there is a lot to establish in a first book when you're planning a series, but this was a LOT to keep in my head. Two things made it difficult for me, personally: The first person point of view kept changing which required mental adjustment while still attempting to follow a new storyline; The cast of characters are just a few too numerous. I can begin to understand the reasons for all of these choices, and I can see as the series unfolds it will become easier to follow these characters within the larger story arch. It just makes this a bit of a slog for book 1 in the series. I've had to re-listen or re-read a number of passages because I lost the thread. I hope books to come make this first book pay off.
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- Christopher
- 22-01-16
Solid fantasy book, great characters, good story
Really very well written and creative story, leading to more down the road I would expect, as not all of the loose ands are wrapped up at the end. Good and satisfying ending, but new questions arise by the end that will lead well into future books.
Narration was top notch and well done- a good narrator can add a whole additional layer to the story, which is what happens here. The characters are fairly interesting, if a but stereotypical in nature, perhaps to some of the story's detriment. Having a strict, honorable, "privateer" Captain who just happens to have the last name of "Grimm" seems a bit much to swallow in one sense. But just get over it, because it feels right for the story going on here too.
The author, while perhaps being a bit dramatic with the naming, still nails his characters pretty well in how they act and feel. There isn't much in the way of moral ambiguity here- honorable people are incredibly so, evil people are diabolical with no redeemable qualities or backstory to support why they turned out that way. But despite the lack of levels of gray between the back and the white, the story told here is still quite well told, dramatic and engaging, and holds your interest MOSTLY.
I emphasize the "mostly" because I did find my mind wandering a bit during some of (what I assume was meant to be) the more dramatic action sequences and battles. Not that they weren't interesting, but they tended to be a bit verbose. That may be more a fault of the listener and things I had going on while listening instead of the story though, so your mileage may vary with regard to that criticism.
Still, I was pleasantly surprised with this particular book, and enjoyed it throughly. I look forward to more in the series and will definitely keep on listening. Well worth the credit!
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- Diane M.
- 19-10-15
Best Butcher Ever! Best sci-fi fantasy of 2015!
What made the experience of listening to The Aeronaut's Windlass the most enjoyable?
Great ensemble cast with strong warrior women and men, wonderful ethereal beings, and evolved cats personalities.
What did you like best about this story?
I liked the fast pace. I very much enjoyed the strong characters any one of whom could be their own book. And one just has to love the cats.
What about Euan Morton’s performance did you like?
His performance was absolutely amazing and spot on. He made it easy to distinguish between characters. Mr. Morton is very easy on the ears.
Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
I didn't want any of my favorite characters to die. I absolutely did not want the story to end and I think Jim Butcher should be sequestered and not allowed to rest his pen until the sequel is in the hands of his publishers.
Any additional comments?
I am excited about this new series. However, I hope we haven't heard the last of Senior Dresden.
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- Bonnie
- 26-10-15
Audible version only way to go
What did you love best about The Aeronaut's Windlass?
The story line and narration were fantastic. Jim Butcher is a fantastic author, really can't wait for the next book in this series to come out
What was one of the most memorable moments of The Aeronaut's Windlass?
Thee are so many,because the book is nonstop action.
Which character – as performed by Euan Morton – was your favorite?
All of them Euan Morton is a great narrator, wish he would narrate more books.
Any additional comments?
Some people who only got the print version of this complained the story was hard to follow. I suggest getting the audible version, it kept you interested and the narration was fantastic, It was better than watching a movie,
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- David
- 21-10-15
fascinating world
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
The air ship battles are breath taking
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
There were a few slow parts however mostly the action was worth the wait.
Any additional comments?
All the concepts in the book are a fascinating except for talking cats. I hope he makes them less of a children story element. Although he did make them a part of the story that worked. I would have liked maybe a little less of cats though and more of Airship combat. Because the Airship battles where truly a work of art.
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