the chronicles of thomas covenant the unbeliever audiobook

Where do you find them all? The library or do you buy them or borrow them? I haven't listened to quite as many as you have. After that I branched out into spy thrillers, historical pieces (Richard Zacks pirate books are very interesting), self-help books, police detective books, etc. We started out with the Harry Potter books (we'd already read them but decided to listen to them again). Unfortunately he was in a motorcycle accident and couldn't finish reading the DT books (King speaks on one of the books to mention this).Īnd the Artemis Fowl books (by Eoin Colfer) are great, too. The guy who reads 'The Green Mile' and the first several Dark Tower books does an amazing job. I wouldn't mind listening to them all.Ī few others I'd suggest are Stephen King's 'The Green Mile' and his Dark Tower Series. I read the first two series but haven't started the third. I'll have to look for the Thomas Covenant books. After that I ended up getting an account at and buying two books a month that I download to my mp3 player. We checked a few out from the library to take on a family vacation. Angel Fire East - Narrated by: George WilsonĪfter all I have listened too I have yet to find an Author as brilliant as Stephen Donaldson.Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Gods and Demons - Narrated by: Richard Poe After I finished the first book I was completely hooked on listening to audio books. But this started to change after I got further along in the book. I was able to get the whole Thomas Covenant collection except for 'Gilden Fire'.Īfter I started reading the first book I thought about the deference between listening and reading and for some reason it seemed that I had better visualization when I read it. I remember how much I wanted to finish it but I think my hormones got in the way. Then I remember a book I read when I was 15, a trilogy called The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant, the Unbeliever. After I finished his 2 bestsellers I couldn't decide what to listen to next.

I think it's key to start with something good and Dan Brown was a good place to start. After Ron read Da Vinci Code he was very persistent on having me listen and I finally caved in.

My friend Ron decided to give this a try but with a genre that was more to his liking. I started listening to audio books late last year thanks to my friend Steve who we always teased about his 40 tape biography audio books.

The chronicles of thomas covenant the unbeliever audiobook