
What other book might you compare The Wolf and the Raven to, and why? He was a huge part during this book and made it very enjoyable to listen to.Ĭouldn't put this down. He seems to do everything and be everywhere. Who was the most memorable character of The Wolf and the Raven and why?įriar Tuck. When they duel at the end and Robin hears the great news from Friar Tuck and that changes everything that he is fighting for. He is a noble man and is always trying to make others around him better. He always uses his head and gives great advice. He truly knows that story, the layout of England where this takes place, the practices that were in place back then and what they did during those times.įriar Tuck in this one is my favorite. It has twists and turns and show's what the writer knows and envisions for every character. I love being able to dive into a book like this. When they are running through the trees and are winded, I feel as though I am winded as well. The way it was written allows you to dive into the story and makes you want to be a part of it as if you are there. The author has written this book and series so well that it makes you hate the antagonist and love the protagonist. Would you listen to The Wolf and the Raven again? Why? There are hints of more to follow in the sequels, but Steven wraps each book up nicely so that you feel you have finished a great story. What I really liked was that each book in the series is a complete and independent story. The narrator did a great job, I listened on my daily commute. Incidentally, I also purchased the Audible edition as well.

If you like historical fiction with action.look no further.

If you like medieval action this is the book for you. There is great character development and plenty of action scenes. It is no romantic version of Robin Hood, it is bloody and brutal and yet maintains reality. Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting? What about Nick Ellsworth’s performance did you like? I think the character development was great. I really like whisper-sync.I can switch between audio and reading with ease. Would you consider the audio edition of The Wolf and the Raven to be better than the print version?
