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The Well of Ascension
- Mistborn, Book 2
- Narrated by: Michael Kramer
- Series: The Mistborn Saga, Book 2
- Length: 29 hrs and 17 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy
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Summary
The impossible has happened. The Lord Ruler is dead. But so too is Kelsier, the man who masterminded the triumph. The awesome task of rebuilding the world has been left to his protege Vin - a onetime street urchin, now the most powerful Mistborn in the land. Worryingly for her, Vin has become the focus of a new religion, a development that leaves her intensely uneasy. More worryingly still, the mists have become unpredictable since the Lord Ruler died, and a strange vaprous entity is stalking Vin. As the siege of Luthadel intensifies, the ancient legend of the Well of Ascension offers the only glimmer of hope. But no-one knows where it is or what it can do....
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- Lee Grant
- 29-11-14
Blimey - it's longer than the first one!
Over 27 hours long!
The Mistborn series is a cruel mistress. If you've spent 24 hours on the first book, you'll be damned if you'll spend 27 hours on the second.
But I did. I had too.
Having spend so long with the characters during the first part of the epic, I had to see what happened next so I we go again with Michael Kramer manning the wheel once again.
The story has the same feel to it as the first but our heroes and villains are in a very different scenario.
The political under-current of the first novel becomes more important during this one and sometimes it can feel as if this is a little heavy going.
However, our hero Vin is following a different path and keeps the story flying along as she battles an array of interesting new characters.
There is a complimentary magic system to the first which adds another level of detail to Sanderson's story.
There are some brilliant turns and surprises and if you have listened to the first one then you must listen to this.
Understandably - don't start with this one - listen to book 1.
11 people found this helpful
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- Amazon Customer
- 13-10-11
Second book and still gripping me
OK. Firstly, this is not a sequel and thus isn't simply a rehash of the first concept, this is the next installment.
If you listened to the first book and enjoyed it, then you'll enjoy this.
This installment adds depth to characters and adds more detail to the backstory of the world; introducing whole new species and new magic into the world created in the first book, as well as adding insight into the magic already introduced in the first book . This is a worthy listen, although I would imagine that starting on this book would leave the listener baffled as it requires the background and gentle introduction provided in the first book otherwise you will feel cheated.
Overall, a great listen.
Thank you once again Mr Sanderson.
18 people found this helpful
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- P. D. Smith
- 16-09-13
Awesome
This is an amazing book. I loved the first book in the series, and I was a bit concerned by some of the reviews I'd read about the second book, but I needn't have worried.
This second book was more 'political' and 'scholarly' than the first book, with less emphasis on allomancy than the first one, but it was just as gripping and exciting, while giving us more insight into the characters and the nature of the landscape of the Final Empire.
Michael Kramer reads the books wonderfully and is totally captivating.
I also love the fact that it's child friendly, and hasn't turned into soft porn like some other sequels I've read recently... While it's not aimed at younger children, you could listen to it with them around without worrying. It's a great book for teens and adults.
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- R Kelly
- 15-12-18
Tinny Audio on chapters
Certain chapters had a metallic echo on the track which made it difficult to listen through ear phones.
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- Jamie
- 23-09-16
Sanderson and kramer have done it again.
Michael Kramer is in my opinion, the best audible voice actor out there. Listened to a bunch of books read by him and his acting and voice have enhanced my enjoyment of each one so much. So far every book narrated by him has been deserving of a 5/5, and I don't expect to ever give him less.
Sanderson's books and writings are extremely similar. He has definitely become the writer I compare every other book I pick up to, seeing if they can fill his shoes. So no surprise the book also gets a 5. I'd say it wasn't as strong as the first book as there was no character like kelsier. It's hard to explain, but the second book just feels like there is a gap missing where a character like kelsier should fit into. Presumable Sanderson intended the reader to feel like this throughout, to help the reader sympathise with the characters when Kelsier is mentioned. If this is done on purpose, he has done a bloody marvellous job. Although the gap wasn't filled in the end like I feel it should have been, rather than waiting until the next book to have it filled.
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- Dr. Susan Southon
- 14-07-14
Excellent
Would you consider the audio edition of The Well of Ascension to be better than the print version?
I wrote a review of the first book in the series and this is the same - excellent audiobook with very good narrator. Thoroughly enjoyed all three books.
Who was your favorite character and why?
All characters well developed.
What does Michael Kramer bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you had only read the book?
Just love being read to and this narration was very easy on the ear. I know some people don't like Michael's American accent but he has a wonderful timbre to his voice that I appreciate and he changes his voice for all the characters so it is easy to identify characters - very well done in my opinion.
If you made a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?
No idea for a tag line but would definitely see the movie!!
Any additional comments?
Thoroughly enjoyed this series of books.
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- Stephen
- 13-04-14
Amazing listen
Would you listen to The Well of Ascension again? Why?
Maybe once i have completed all Sandersons other books.
What other book might you compare The Well of Ascension to, and why?
Nothing it is its own amazing series nothing like it
Which character – as performed by Michael Kramer – was your favourite?
Too many to have a single favourite but Sazid Breeze and Ham are so cool
Did you have an emotional reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
Had me screaming like NUFC won the prem at points. had me on the edge of my seat sometimes had to pull over car lol
Any additional comments?
get them
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- Ms
- 29-12-11
I want to hear more
I was a little concerned about the US accent of the narrator (a stupid prejudice to assumed that fantasy characters have English accents!) but he's a great reader and, once I got used to it, the story galloped along. Characters came to life and I couldn't wait to buy part two.
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- Lesley
- 13-01-13
Where have you gone to 'Well of ascension' ?
I was really enjoying this story (on my iphone audible app) only to find it wouldn't play beyond part 2 chapter 6. I'm very frustrated especially because my library doesn't have the book and I'm desperate to find out what happens next...
I hope the bug gets fixed really soon.
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- Zachariah
- 31-07-16
Twist upon Twists
I do not trust Brandon Sanderson, the man can not let you get comfortable with a notion or even the rules of his own world, he keeps changing them. And it is for that reason that I cannot put down this book and I am starting the next one right now. I loved this book, thank you Mr Sanderson.
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- Michael Dawson
- 20-03-11
Brandon Sanderson 5 stars all the way :-)
I have gone through all of your books and they all should be given 5 stars. It would be awesome if you could release all your books on Audible for us Aussies. By the way...... I can't wait for the next "The Way Of Kings" book.
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- Robert
- 01-02-12
Slow Start...
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
I would (at least I'd recommend starting the series with the first book). Starts off rather slow and never quite reaches the heights of the first book of the series, but all in all a good continuation of the Mistborn saga. The final chapters of Well of Ascension point to an even more compelling storyline to come in the last book, but it stands well on its own too.
Who was your favorite character and why?
OreSeur - The growth of the relationship between Vin and OreSeur is quite interesting and provides much of the early to middle part of the book's interest.
Have you listened to any of Michael Kramer’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
The previous novel in the series; both of them are very good performances.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
Yes. Unable to do so for the initial half (a little too slow), but the last half I read in one sitting.
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- Kim Patrick Røtnes
- 21-02-19
mediocre
meh. started slow. characters dont make as much sense as they should. nearly didnt finish. better towards the end.
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- Rose Gilbert
- 17-06-20
I'm in two minds
the overall plot was great.
as always the narrator did a fantastic job.
however part of the recording in the middle has a strange feedback background noise. the narrator does make some obvious mistakes, like misnaming characters in a conversation between Lord Straff and Zane.
there is also what appears to be a continuity mistake where the author states that Clubs can burn bronze, when we know he is a smoker not a seeker... therefore only able to burn copper.
but as always the book ended in a way I didn't expect. and I respect that.
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- MJ A
- 17-05-20
Unlike anything I’ve ever read before so unique
This book blew my mind by its character development from the first book to the second book. First let me start with the Magic system or otherwise known as ALLOMANCY it’s so unique than any other magic system books I’ve read before. And the world building it’s so rich with detail. Furthermore the characters are all incredible. Vin❤️ and Elands❤️ relationship and character development is so amazing I love them so much and Sazed❤️
The story is a masterpiece and the plot the twists and turns 😮 OMG MY MIND WAS BLOWN 🤯 . The first book was incredible and the second book was even more incredible and I haven’t read the third and final book from the trilogy but I have a feeling that I’m going to love it too so much that it’s going to be in my top favorite trilogy books out there. If not my number 1 trilogy book of all time. 😍❤️🥰
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- Sebastian Ortega
- 26-06-19
genial
muy buena continuación, seguir con el próximo libro . . . . . . .
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- Justin Buzz
- 21-02-19
Excellently read by Michael Kramer!
Excellently read by Michael Kramer. The story itself is perfectly mediocre. Listen to this for your run-to-the-mill semi-epic fantasy narrated expertly by Michael, the man, the myth, the audiobook myth man.
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- Anonymous User
- 20-02-19
I'm just blown away, atain
Narrator is of course superb again!
Great story. I really love these books so far. Now on to book 3.
I made a great mistake though. I wanted to see how names was spelled out, so I looked up Mistborn on Google and found the names of some characters. And there were info-boxes and info I shouldn't have read yet.
But it's okay. It's really awesome!
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- Anonymous User
- 08-12-18
Not as good as the first, but amazing still.
Not as good as the first book, but only because the first was so amazing. Loved everything about it other than a romance triangle and teen angst subplot that I found tedious. My biggest complaint is in regard to Sanderson's books in general. He seems to regard religion as a positive thing and faith as some sort of virtue. He has a condescending view that some people need such delusions to function. It's rather frustrating to listen to someone indirectly preach about how dishonesty and self-delusion is good.
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- Dreamer
- 08-10-18
perfection
No regrets, only giddy with suspense. I'm buying the next book in the series right now.