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Edgedancer
- Narrated by: Kate Reading
- Series: Stormlight Archive, Book 2.5
- Length: 6 hrs and 23 mins
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy
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Publisher's Summary
Three years ago, Lift asked a goddess to stop her from growing older - a wish she believed was granted.
Now, in Edgedancer, the barely teenage nascent Knight Radiant finds that time stands still for no one. Although the young Azish emperor granted her safe haven from an executioner she knows only as Darkness, court life is suffocating the free-spirited Lift, who can't help heading to Yeddaw when she hears the relentless Darkness is there hunting people like her with budding powers.
The downtrodden in Yeddaw have no champion, and Lift knows she must seize this awesome responsibility.
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- Anonymous User
- 14-08-2020
There’s a better way
Audible actually includes this book in the arcanum unbounded so if you want to buy this just get that and get an extra seven books.
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- brendon
- 31-12-2019
Waste of a credit
First hour and a bit is the section from Words Of Radience, so it’s actually a 5 hour book.
Lift isn’t a very exciting character in my opinion.
Audible should offer it for a few $$ instead of having it full price of a normal length book, it is after all, tiny.
Not worth it and not fundamental to the stormlight archive story.
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- James
- 01-03-2019
personally not my favorite
Easy story and great addition to the series. I just really dont like Lift. sorry
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- big sexy
- 06-05-2019
Awesome
Lovely Storyline with an awesome main character. The readers are also great. Can't recommend it enough.
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- Anonymous User
- 08-02-2021
awesome
another great book by Sanderson. Kate Reading really gets the characters to shine. awesome humor. absolutely worth the read
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- Anonymous User
- 04-01-2021
enjoy an up Lift-ing story
so much character development for 1 of my favourite stormlight characters great story as well
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- Anonymous User
- 22-10-2020
Great character/world development
I love that this novella covers more of the Heralds and the order of the Skybreakers. What a fascinating universe Sanderson has created for us in his Cosmos. If you haven’t read the Mistborn series, it is easily as good as the Stormlight archive.
I’m not a huge fan of Kate’s over-annunciations, but she does a good job of voicing the different characters. Sometimes I have to stop listening to her because it’s too slow amongst other things. I wish that between her and Michael Kramer, they would sit down and agree on the annunciation of names and phrases for some consistency between the readings of the main Stormlight stories. Especially names.
I absolutely cannot wait for Rhythm of War! Bring it on!
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- Anonymous User
- 18-10-2020
A beautiful little side story
Brandon is just a world class writer. Where the main books are very serious, this book was a way for him to let his hair down as a writer and just have some light hearted fun, while introducing some new characters.
Kate's performance was great, too.
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- Karl
- 14-10-2020
Great Book
The story and characters were fantastic. can't wait to see them come back I to the story line.
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- Anonymous User
- 29-09-2020
decent story but voice acting is terrible
This is not a bad story though it rehashes 1/5th of one of the main entry books which I don't understand - you'll recognise it when you hear it. The voice acting for the main character Lift just seems like Shallan however with more awkward dialogue because its an adult not even trying to sound like a convincing teenager.
Still this is worth reading if you enjoy the mainline series. Don't bother if you are listening to this as a standalone book.
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- Gustav Grotius
- 06-10-2020
Absolutely brilliant book.
Lyft is one of my favourite characters and Kate has done an amazing job presenting the work
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- Amazon Customer
- 13-11-2019
You can skip this title without regret.
Very anoing main character, very little developments in the story. Just skip to Oathbringer and don't look back.
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- Anonymous User
- 27-09-2019
give me more please.
these kind of stories (really well written) gives good depths to charachters and world. really worth picking up.
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- Kalyan Voruganti
- 05-01-2019
better than I expected
I wasn't sure a about this one. if I'd like the character and how it fitted into the main series. it was surprisingly good and I really enjoyed it. highly recommended
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- R. Madsen
- 01-09-2019
Not for everybody (at least not for me)
You know how a character in a book, play or movie can really rub you the wrong way? They are so annoying that they actively turn you off the media they appear in? Lift, the protagonist of this novella, is that for me.
Lift is like a bad, bad D&D character played by someone who does not know how to share the table. The writing itself also felt super lazy. Our boy Sanderson likes his Deus Ex Machina, but this time it seems that he didn't even bother to try.
The epilogue revealing the authors love for the character and the plans of a greater involvement of her in the story onwards made me regret having already bought Oathbringer.
This was a painful listen and based upon how much Lift is a part of Oathbringer and how her chapters are spaced, I might not finish Oathbringer.
edit: Who am I kidding. I read through Danaerys' flip-flopping in Mereen and am hoping against hope that she poops herself to death in a ditch. I'm a glutton for punishment. I'll finish this series as well. Lift or no Lift (though I'll hate every minute featuring her).
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- Simon
- 19-10-2018
So Burn Me as a Heretic!
Fine, just tie me to a stake, light the fire and give me my just desserts because though I am of sane mind I am going to criticise one of Brandon Sanderson's Stormlight books! In my defence I already think that the Stormlight Archive is one of the very finest examples of epic fantasy ever produced - and apparently we're not even halfway through it. The sheer depth and quality of it, especially the world-building is staggering.
What makes this even more bizarre is that it's also, I think, one of the best performances I have heard from Kate Reading. I've always thought she was at her best with dialogue rather than narrative and this is dialogue heavy. She really seemed to enjoyed reading it, I felt there was a bit of extra oomph to her delivery. It was also cool to hear a story set in among those grandiose events covered by the Stormlight Archive books and to see a little more of some of the well-known characters who play small parts in Lift's story.
So what's not to like? Well to me it really lacked a lot of what's great about the main sequence of the Stormlight Archives. That hasn't been scared to include some humour but this story felt more like a young adult type of heroine with the humour to match and some of it grew pretty old pretty quickly for me. The awkward relationship between Lift and her bonded spren was the cornerstone but Sanderson has done that concept so much better before now.
What's more of course if you pay by credits forget this one and buy Arcanum Unbounded which is a complete collection of Sanderson stories including this one so represents much better value as a package.
So, there it is, go buy your wooden stake, faggots and matches if you have to but I'm sorry to say that this one just didn't cut it for me.
Simon the Heretic.
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- Efstathopoulos P.
- 30-10-2018
Awesome but already read in Arcanum Unbounded
As all other works of Brandon Sanderson this novella is amazing too! However, if you've listed to the first 2 Stormlight series books and to the Arcanum Unbounded then don't purchase this since there is zero new content introduced here.
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- Ed Peters
- 03-03-2019
young adult stormlight novella
Not the next stormlight archive book... my mistake. If you're a Terry Pratchett fan this is a bit like buying one of the Tiffany Aching books thinking it's the latest discworld novel. Somewhat entertaining, but with a faintly irritating, juvenile feel throughout. The main character's trite reflections on life are probably realistic for a thirteen year old, but a bit annoying if you are not 13 yourself.
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- Anne Macnabb
- 22-11-2018
On my oath..
In a time of stories that promote violence, lies and a lack or resolution and hope, your stories are a refreshing change and a joy to read. I believe cultural attitudes reflect the type of stories and media we expose ourselves to; and I have no hesitation to recommend your books to my children, friends and family. Keep up the great work Brandon!!
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- Gary Lambourne
- 28-10-2018
Edge dancer
I was disappointed. Maybe the bar was set too high in the previous books. I would have liked this to have incorporated more.
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- Kate~Marie
- 24-10-2018
Another great book
I've read all of Sanderson's books and this be felt very different and I really enjoyed it. Written from the view point if a child, it made for a funny yet sometimes frustrating storyline!! Lift is clearly smarter than she likes for people to know. i really look forward to hearing about how she develops as she learns more about her powers and the way if the world!
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- ben
- 05-04-2021
Lift!!🥞
Such a beautiful side story that is full with wit, honour and a feeling of growth.
Not essential for the main story, but very much advised as it builds on character.
Five star ⭐️
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- SPowrie
- 02-02-2021
Surprised...
by how much he managed to include in such a short piece of writing. Love the character of Lift and the character development.
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- Richard Atkinson
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A great linking story arc between epics
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Nice little storm light novella
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It was an easy listen and some more info and more questions raised about nature of world storm light is set in.
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