Knife Children

A Story in the World of the Sharing Knife

De: Lois McMaster Bujold

Narrado por: Tim Campbell

Duración: 5 h y 4 m

Resumen del Editor

Lakewalker Barr Foxbrush returns from two years of patrolling the bitter wilds of Luthlia against the enigmatic, destructive entities called malices, only to find that the secret daughter he'd left behind in the hinterland of Oleana has disappeared from her home after a terrible accusation. The search for her will call on more of Barr's mind and heart than just his mage powers, as he tries to balance his mistakes of the past and his most personal duties to the future. A stand-alone story set in the world of the Sharing Knife.

©2019 Lois McMaster Bujold (P)2019 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Already wanting the next one

I liked it just as much the 2nd listen. Bujold gets better and better but this book is masterfully done... the characters so real.

Neat short.

I suspect I might enjoy it more if I had read the other stories in the series. however, this was a enjoyable story all the same.

A Pleasure

Spend a few hours with some really likable characters in an interesting world. The narrator did a great job, too. I’ve read or listened to everything LMB has published. I’m grateful for everything she writes.

Bujold continues the Sharing Knife story ln a very satisfying tale

There is action, great characters who face the the results of past mistakes it is a pleasure to see a character grow to such a person
But the story telling makes the journey both physically and emotionally an adventure

Possibly The Best Story in the Series

I think I may have enjoyed this novella the best of the entire series, but I'm not sure it would hit a new reader's radar with the same impact. While it serves as a standalone story quite well, being familiar with the main character's background increases the enjoyment of this story exponentially.

This is the story of a stupid young boy who lives long enough to both see the error of his ways and to eventually face the consequences of them. When this character is first introduced in the main series he is not a likeable guy, and it takes him a while to become so. This story takes place about 14 years later, and it goes above and beyond to prove that it may have taken him a long time to catch a clue but once he caught it it stuck and stuck well.

You could say it's a story of comeuppance gracefully done and beautifully resolved.

I worried that a different narrator would break the continuity of the story but that was not to be the case. I slid right into Campbell's voice as being an older version of this character, more experienced and world weary, without a single hitch.

Great standalone story

I am a fan. Huge fan.
My only regret is that the story itself repeats what I already know of the world I love so much: this short format doesn’t allow much more place for this story.

excellent coda to the series

A cool view into the culture. Great performance as well. I really enjoyed the look into the camp.

So beautiful - a wonderful addition

I just love this series. Getting to reunite with Barr and feel and learn alongside lakewalkers and farmers as they grow and change over time is a gift. This series has come to be a full favorite of mine, and holds a special place in my heart.

good book

I liked the reader. book went by really fast. looking forward to the next one.

Good listen

The narrator was a pleasure to listen to and the story showed how a rocky beginning can lead to a better life when embraced.