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Guardians of the West
- The Malloreon, Book 1
- Narrated by: Cameron Beierle
- Length: 15 hrs and 21 mins
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- Anonymous User
- 06-21-12
A good beginning to the Second Half of the Story
Would you consider the audio edition of Guardians of the West to be better than the print version?
It's been a long time since I've read the Guardians of the West but I think I'd say yes to this. It's an easy read and it makes for an easy listen as well. Having the various characters' dialogue come alive is quite nice. The dialogue is probably the best part of Eddings' writing so it really works well as an audio experience.
What other book might you compare Guardians of the West to and why?
Well let's be honest - The thing about David Eddings is that one book is pretty much like another. If you've read or listened to the Belgariad well then, here's more of the same. If you've read or listened to his Sparhawk books then here's more of the same - only more young adult than adult (not that that's a bad thing) and more side stuff going on (because the series is 5 books instead of 3).
What about Cameron Beierle’s performance did you like?
There comes a point in a book like this where you realize - wow there are a huge number of characters in this book and the reader is doing all of them by himself. He also does a good job of defining accents for each of the various peoples of the world. It's not perfect - in particular the voices of Belgarion and Errand often sound the same to the point of confusion - but it's not a huge problem.
Any additional comments?
Eddings' fantasy series are, above all else, fun. This is his second seriers with these characters and could more rightly be considered book 6 of 10 instead of 1 of 5, though you could start here if you wanted to. On problem for some could be that at this point in the story some old characters you may love have to fade into the background and some new ones step forward to take their place. I personally miss some of the old characters who are relegated to bit parts, but the new characters Eddings gives us do tend to be far more interesting than what we had in the Belgariad and add a lot in diversity to the cast.
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- Nick D.
- 06-04-19
Great story, narration is odd.
I love this series, as well as the one before it. The only issue that I have with the audio book is that the narrator gives all the characters accents, and in many cases the accent doesn't match the character.
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- Robert Eric Koch
- 06-27-12
Fantastic First Rate Fantasy
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Picked this one up on sale - big fan of all things fantasy from Tolkien to Patrick Rothfuss and I'm not sure how David Eddings slipped under my radar for so long. Thoroughly enjoyed this novel beginning to end. Also the first Cameron Beierle narrated audiobook I've listened too - impressive narration.
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- Anna
- 02-29-08
Equalize Please
The story and the reading were both excellent. My only complaint is that the recording seemed to put a lot of emphasis on the higher pitched sounds (particularly when the reader read the letter 's'). The contrast was so great that I had to turn the volume up and the treble all the way down in my car not to have my ears hurt a bit by the end of my commute.
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- PSTForce6
- 01-11-21
Always love this series.
My favorite series with Cameron reading doing the voices. Any other narrator is just annoying.
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- BlueCatLady
- 08-15-12
And the fun begings
What did you love best about Guardians of the West?
The story started slowly but I fell in love with all of the people who inhabit the pages. With each new book you learn more about everyone. By the end of the series you know everyone and they are like old friends. The print version lives happily on my bookshelf.
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- Vaughn
- 02-12-10
Good but starts slow
Good book. I felt the narration was good. The first half of the book was a bit slow but got pretty good as it ended. I understand this was the setup book. If you can make it past the first half you will enjoy the rest of this book and most certainly the series. I like how he puts accents on the different characters depending what country they were from. I would recommend this but give it a chance.
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- wildmon
- 07-01-08
slow start but worth it
This was a slow starter, but the rest of the series makes it worth it, even though it is a long series, and probably could have been shortened by a book, it is a great series. The reader is a good story teller and brings the characters to life. In short, even though some sections get a bit tiresome, the whole is worth it.
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- Bananas
- 09-25-20
WORTH LISTENING AGAIN AND AGAIN
I so enjoy listening to David Eddings because I know that there will be no foul words in any of the books in this series.
I first read this series of books while I was in highschool go for a book report in english class.
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- Christine Pierce
- 09-19-20
The worst audio fantasy book ever
Honestly, the actor's voices for the women in this story are seriously bad, whereas a couple of his voices for the men, those with Nordic accents, were good. Unfortunately, the writing is unimaginative and the story progresses slowly from one trite plot point to the next. Predictable, cheesy, and super cringe.
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- Mark Harrison
- 07-12-16
Good story
Great story if you can get past the sometimes Pythonesque or chim chimeney accents by the narrator.
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- Angela
- 04-08-17
Sound
I have listened to this story many times as I use it to help me fall asleep. It is well read and remains enjoyable - whether sleeping or awake. I still often play it again during the day just to follow the story a bit more.
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- Chiaracuddle
- 04-05-15
Awful recording.
Somebody sack Cameron Beierle! The man has no clue about intonation, pacing or punctuation. This dreadful recording spoiled the book.
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- Mrs L A Pickles
- 01-11-16
Unlistenable
I am afraid although I love David Eddings and Belgarath this is a book that I will have to read myself. The narrator sounds more like a computerised voice. For me impossible to listen to.
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- James wood
- 05-26-17
Great
Really love the story and i originally read the book but haven't picked it up since having the audiobook a must buy
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- Ian Warrender
- 09-12-15
A well paced fantasy mystery
An excellent well placed story that unlike some of the Belgariad always feels like it's going somewhere and never stalling.
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- Ruthie
- 05-29-15
wow.
An absolutely gripping first book of this new series. loved every minute. can't wait to start th next one
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- Jonathan
- 04-13-13
Brilliant continuation of the saga....
The story continues from where we left off after the Belgariad, building on the picture of the main characters lives and sowing the seed for this next epic adventure. Enthralling story, engagingly read by Cameron Beierle, throughly enjoyable listening.
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- Paula Meldrum
- 03-28-22
One of my favourite books destroyed
One of my favourite books destroyed by the narration. It was awful. I won't buy another one of this series. I'll stick to kindle.
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- JC
- 10-04-21
Excellent: if you can put up with the language
If I hear the word “quay” pronounced as “kway” one more time; I’ll scream!
I’ve been able to overlook the frequent “newn” for “noon” but the kways are just too much.
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- Charni
- 11-19-18
Bad pronouncing
The narrator keeps pronouncing quay as "kway" it's "KEY" not kway!!! It's very off putting.
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- luke
- 10-28-16
second time round and still on edge.
Good follow up to the last series, barely any repetition in the story's plot, and still thoroughly enjoyable.
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- Ben
- 04-30-19
Little slow
Still loving these books, though have to admit this one was a little slow in parts, but still awesome 😊
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- Anonymous User
- 06-29-18
best books ever
David Edding books are my favorite books ever have read them for year but now that my eyes are so back glad to be able to listen to them and enjoy them again. love love them.
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- Anonymous User
- 05-29-22
No more.
The Belgariad was ok, but this annoyingly cloying and petulant view of married life is about as far from grand fantasy as I can imagine and I don't intend to go any further with this childish series.
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- Shaun P. Canavan
- 10-10-21
Just pure escapism.. Cameron Beierle is incredible
Wonderful story with classic high fantasy magic, dragons, and prophecy! Brilliant! Cameron Beierle is the best narrator I have ever heard!
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- mrsvee
- 10-16-18
This reader must be quite uneducated.
The mispronunciations show clearly that his education is sadly lacking. He does not have the art of storytelling. His reading leaves so much to be desired and as for his pronunciations of the characters’ names .. he changes who and what they are. Sadly, to complete the series I have to endure him again. Audio producers, you are to blame for this as much as the poor talent you choose.
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- Amazon Customer
- 01-22-18
Enjoyed it
I enjoy the series. Pronunciation worries me at times saying "off of" is incorrect English.
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- Cindy Mulder
- 07-07-17
Fantastic
Very good book and the narrator is excellent. Very easy to listen to. All the different accents makes it very easy to follow the characters.