The High Druid's Blade

The Defenders of Shannara

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The High Druid's Blade

By: Terry Brooks

Narrated by: Simon Vance

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Secrets revealed. Powers unleashed. A legend in the making....

It is said that Paxon Leah is descended from the royals and warriors who once waged war with magical weapons. But those heroes are long gone now, and there is nothing enchanted about the antique sword that hangs above Paxon's fireplace. Little does Paxon know though, that extraordinary circumstances are about to overturn his simple world...and rewrite his destiny.

From the international best-selling author Terry Brooks comes a thrilling new adventure - and an unforgettable new hero.

Terry BrooksSimon VanceLittle, Brown AudioThe Defenders of Shannara

Action & Adventure

Epic

Epic Fantasy

Fantasy

Fiction

Historical

Action & Adventure Epic Epic Fantasy Fantasy Fiction Historical

Critic reviews

Terry's place is at the head of the fantasy world (Philip Pullman)

I can't even begin to count how many of Terry Brooks's books I've read (and re-read) over the years (Patrick Rothfuss, author of THE NAME OF THE WIND)

I would not be writing epic fantasy today if not for Shannara (Peter V. Brett, author of THE PAINTED MAN)

If you haven't read Terry Brooks, you haven't read fantasy (Christopher Paolini, author of ERAGON)

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The going back to the same place x3 to find the same bad guy in the same place got a little old. I enjoyed it but at the same time, I did get bored. It didn’t suck me in as much as his original series did. It was a nice touch the Author relaying information from past events (books). Though at the same time it did make me go what? I don’t remember that happening. I need to re-read the other series.

The narrator did a really good job with some of the accents. I felt like I was listening to a video game sometimes, the voice acting was on point.