Free Audio Book : Crown of Midnight (Throne of Glass 2), by Sarah J. Maas
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Author : Sarah J. Maas
Length : 12h43
Narrated by : Elizabeth Evans
Category : Fantasy
Possibility of free reading : YES
Never trust an assassin.
Celaena's story continues in the second book of Sarah J. Maas's #1 bestselling Throne of Glass series.
After winning a brutal contest to become the King’s Champion, Celaena Sardothien remains far from loyal to the crown. Despite her efforts to keep her true motives hidden, her deadly game becomes increasingly complicated when she realizes she is not alone in her quest for justice. Her search for answers ensnares those closest to her, leaving no one above suspicion—not Crown Prince Dorian, not Chaol, the Captain of the Guard, nor her best friend, the rebel-hearted princess Nehemia.
One terrible night, the secrets they've all been keeping culminate in an unspeakable tragedy. As Celaena's world falls apart, she must decide where her true loyalties lie and what she is willing to fight for.
Just finished the audible version of crown of midnight and I forgot how hard that last chapter hits. And I'm so glad my husband was just as hyped 🤧🤧🤧
— Shahira ✨🖤 🇵🇸🍉 (@Shahirav_) June 6, 2024
Download for free the unabridged Audio Book : Crown of Midnight (Throne of Glass 2)
Step into the thrilling world of "Crown of Midnight", the second installment in the Throne of Glass series by Sarah J. Maas, brilliantly narrated by Elizabeth Evans. This gripping audiobook, spanning 12 hours and 43 minutes, follows the fierce assassin Celaena Sardothien as she navigates deadly court intrigues and battles inner demons.
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Review of the audiobook "Crown of Midnight - Throne of Glass, Book 2" By Sarah J. Maas
Crown of Midnight, the second chapter in The Throne of Glass series, ensnares listeners and keeps them spellbound with its mix of high fantasy and political intrigue woven with realistic character development; it takes off where the first book left readers expectant. Read by Elizabeth Evans as Celaena Sardothien, one deadly assassin and now the King's Champion, around that dangerous game of secret loyalty and unexpected twists.
Leading that performance is Elizabeth Evans. She narrates while she embodies Celaena and the whole array of characters in this book. She has set aside an utterly distinct voice for each one and underlines the characteristics of each one in general. Evans conveys well those powerful emotions and heavy action sequences to listeners, so the 12 hours fly by. At such climactic moments – like Nehemia's sacrifice or the ballroom scenes – her portrayal of these events really makes them more meaningful and urgent.
"Crown of Midnight" will show that the reader is taken deeper into the twisting coils that make Celaena's world. By far not loyal to the crown it set on, Celaena is bound by the king to bring deadly orders while harboring a secret that threatens to pull apart the political fabric of the kingdom. The narrative blends action, romance, and dark magic on a deft scale, playing on the world established in book one as it leads the characters into newer and more treacherous territory. This volume, in particular, will shine through in the skillfully woven plot turns and the relentless progress of depth of emotion, leaving listeners in a position where the desire for more is unappeased.
"Crown of Midnight" is strongly acclaimed by critics and fans for robust character development and an intense narrative. The character development of Celaena is stupendous: the power, vulnerability, and morality struggles of this young woman are all perfectly portrayed. The love triangles she hooks up with, particularly that between Chaol and Dorian, add to the tension and dramatization of the plot, resonating with the listeners. With the sound effects and background music, the audiobook's production quality further heightened the listening experience; it is indeed another audiobook recommendation for all fantasy enthusiasts.
Conclusion: "Crown of Midnight" is a brilliant sequel to the book series Throne of Glass, and Elizabeth Evans has done a fantastic narration. The audio was at the height of bringing out the essence of the brilliant world created by Sarah J. Maas and required to be listened to by all enthusiasts of the fantasy and young adult genres. Prepare to experience an audiobook within a series long followed or one new in the implanting adventures of Celaena.
