An Ancient Peace -- Audible Edition
So, for those of you who listen to audio books -- and I know there's a rising number of you out there -- the Audible Edition of the new Torin Kerr book, An Ancient Peace, is available for pre-Order here: An Ancient Peace, Audible Edition
The narrator is Marguerite Gavin "a seasoned theater veteran, a three-time nominee for the prestigious Audie Award, and the winner of numerous Earphones and Publishers Weekly Awards. Marguerite has been an actor, director, and audiobook narrator for her entire professional career. Her narration spans nearly every genre, from mystery, science fiction and fantasy, romance, and children's fiction to nonfiction and documentaries. AudioFile magazine says, 'Marguerite Gavin . . . has a sonorous voice, rich and full of emotion.'" But, more importantly for fans of the Confderation books, Marguerite voiced the five previous Torin Kerr novels and did an amazing job.
Note: for those of you just joining us, welcome. The five novels in the Confederation series are Valor's Choice, The Better Part of Valor, Heart of Valor, Valor's Trial, and Truth of Valor. (unless you're looking for the Titan UK edtions in which case I got the u's back and it's Valour's Choice, The Better Part of Valour, Heart of Valour, Valour's Trial, and Truth of Valour)(for the very new among us, I'm Canadian and we're taught UK spelling -- except when we aren't)(yes, it confuses us too)(where was I? Right...) The Confederation series is military SF with individual plots and an continuous character arc. You can read them in any order but they work better if you read them in the order they were written. The whole series is available in paper and ebook and a trade omnibus of Choice and Better Part was released recently. The Peacekeeper series begins after the end of Truth of Valor (or Valour), beginning with An Ancient Peace (Oct 2015) and it's no longer military sf but I can't tell you why because that would give away the endings of Trial and Truth so you'll have to take my word for it. Have I ever lead you wrong before? It can be read without having read the Confederation series but it'll read better, richer, with it. (see previous comment about never having lead you wrong before)
The narrator is Marguerite Gavin "a seasoned theater veteran, a three-time nominee for the prestigious Audie Award, and the winner of numerous Earphones and Publishers Weekly Awards. Marguerite has been an actor, director, and audiobook narrator for her entire professional career. Her narration spans nearly every genre, from mystery, science fiction and fantasy, romance, and children's fiction to nonfiction and documentaries. AudioFile magazine says, 'Marguerite Gavin . . . has a sonorous voice, rich and full of emotion.'" But, more importantly for fans of the Confderation books, Marguerite voiced the five previous Torin Kerr novels and did an amazing job.
Note: for those of you just joining us, welcome. The five novels in the Confederation series are Valor's Choice, The Better Part of Valor, Heart of Valor, Valor's Trial, and Truth of Valor. (unless you're looking for the Titan UK edtions in which case I got the u's back and it's Valour's Choice, The Better Part of Valour, Heart of Valour, Valour's Trial, and Truth of Valour)(for the very new among us, I'm Canadian and we're taught UK spelling -- except when we aren't)(yes, it confuses us too)(where was I? Right...) The Confederation series is military SF with individual plots and an continuous character arc. You can read them in any order but they work better if you read them in the order they were written. The whole series is available in paper and ebook and a trade omnibus of Choice and Better Part was released recently. The Peacekeeper series begins after the end of Truth of Valor (or Valour), beginning with An Ancient Peace (Oct 2015) and it's no longer military sf but I can't tell you why because that would give away the endings of Trial and Truth so you'll have to take my word for it. Have I ever lead you wrong before? It can be read without having read the Confederation series but it'll read better, richer, with it. (see previous comment about never having lead you wrong before)