Heir to Sevenwaters

Sevenwaters, Book 4

De: Juliet Marillier

Narrado por: Rosalyn Landor

The chieftains of Sevenwaters have long been custodians of a vast and mysterious forest and a new heir has been born. But the family's joy turns to despair when the baby is taken, and something unnatural is left in his place. To reclaim her newborn brother, Clodagh must enter the shadowy Otherworld and confront the powerful prince who rules there.

©2008 Juliet Marillier (P)2013 Audible Inc.

Possibly my favorite in the series (thus far)

Choosing a favorite book in a series is like trying to pick a favorite child, but since reading/listening to this installment in the Sevenwaters series, I've been called to re-read it over and over. Absolutely masterful storytelling that you'd expect from the incomparable Juliet Mariller, and the wonderful narration of Rosalyn Landor makes this a joy to hear. (I've noticed that of the narrators ascribed to this series, I prefer Rosalyn!) Can't praise this one highly enough!

Enchanting story telling & skilled narrator!

True to the earlier Seven Water books, this story is brimming with nature, ancient magic, and is enchantingly told. I do feel that this particular story does not have the same depth of detail and feeling as books one through three, though there are still plenty of both qualities. The chosen narrator is excellent, with consistent voices and enthralling enthusiasm. Excited to listen to the next!

Good series

I found the book to be inspiring well written and very well narrated. I normally don't stick with long series of books but I'm stuck with this one. I found it intriguing the characters well written with good depth and the stories intertwined very well. she gets a little bit wordy a little bit verbose and some of the parts but it's OK because there is a lot of detail that has to be explained but I have really enjoyed the entire series thus far

Enjoyed

Enjoyable story by Juliette. A great performance. Only draw back is the numerous editing errors throughout.

Great narration but story isn't as impressive

I enjoyed Book 4 of the Sevenwaters, though not quite as much as the first 3. I do think Rosalyn Landor has done the best narration in both the books she has done in the series so far when compared to the other's performance. This book's story isn't quite as strong as the others in the series, but I still enjoyed it. I did notice several production editing issues with the narration that were a bit jolting but fortunately didn't do anything to inhibit the flow for long. (Chapter 3 was especially messy.) I do intend on continuing with the next book as well as the last. I still recommend listening as it will continue some aspects of the previous story lines.