Fell

By: David Clement-Davies

Narrated by: Steven Crossley

Fell continues the story begun in The Sight, a story of wolves, dark magic, and an epic struggle between age-old forces.

The black wolf Fell now travels alone, padding through the foreboding woods of Transylvania. But then he receives a message from his old eagle friend Skart, and it seems that fate has set Fell's paws on a dangerous path and that grave challenges await him.

©2007 David Clement-Davies (P)2007 Recorded Books, LLC

A HOWLING GOOD READ!

I had extremely high hopes when it came to this sequel, as "The Sight" was, and still is, my favorite wolf related novel, as well as being one of my favorite novels in general, and for the most part, my expectations were met. Character development was strong throughout the book, the storyline progressed nicely, and the plot moved along at a decent pace. Everything that made "The Sight" as great as it was, in my opinion, remains true in "Fell" however, I was a little disappointed in the fact that the storyline focuses quite heavily upon the human side of things, but this still doesn't take away anything from the overall majesty of this incredible work of writing. If you enjoyed "The Sight", you'll most definitely be pleased with "Fell". I wouldn't really recommend going into this one if you haven't already read "The Sight", although some aspects of the first novel are touched upon briefly, but in order to extract all that "Fell" has to offer, I would highly encourage that "The Sight" be read first. Steven Crossley does a wonderful job as narrator, just as he did for "The Sight".

*howls and gives the Paws Up approval*

Just as good as the first!

What did you love best about Fell?

I read this book before the Sight and it wasn't hard to read without knowing the backstory. I liked the narrator and the story is wonderful. I love, love, LOOOOOOOVED it

Who was your favorite character and why?

Fell, he such a BAMF

enjoyable story

I felt frustrated by a few things but I really enjoyed the story overall. Frustration that Fell seemed to have only two sort of noises a growl or whimper to express all manner of things. Second, the wolf seem predominantly a companion animal driven by uncontrollable instincts. And lastly, the emotional depths of the animal that seem to fluctuate between a proud admirable creature a draper and a fearful sickler with no in between. Perhaps this was done purposefully to keep the animals simple, but it was hard to describe and relate humans as leera when there was more depth of character that was attributed to their clever minds.

Astounding.

I love the book and the audiobook. Fell has to overcome so many obstacles and I never suspected what Morgra was really up to.

I do not recommend this audiobook to anyone who has not read The Sight and or listened to the audiobook of The Sight cause they may not be able to understand what's happening.

FELL, I LOVE IT!!!

I must say , it ended different then I thought it would. I truley love this, especially how it ends on such a beautiful note. Great book. Thank you