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King of the Murgos
- The Malloreon, Book 2
- Narrated by: Cameron Beierle
- Series: Malloreon, Book 2
- Length: 15 hrs and 59 mins
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy
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- Anonymous User
- 05-10-2020
love this book
love the characters, the different plots, settings etc. the narrator is so good... can't remember his name
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- Amazon Customer
- 02-12-2019
Good story, mediocre narration.
Jarring mispronuncuations marred the narration, in particular the narrator needs to learn that the word "quay" is pronounced "kee" not "kway".
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- Anonymous User
- 07-09-2018
audio quality was distorted at times
the audio quality broke up at times and was distorted like bad radio reception but still enjoyed the book.
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- Charles
- 09-03-2016
love these books
love these books my job puts me on the road a lot and it's nice to listen to something other than music.
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- John Thurston
- 15-02-2016
King of the Murgod
Eddings tells his LOTR type tale with humor and is still able to maintain a feeling of veracity and suspense in the tale.
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- smokeyjunk@comcast.net
- 09-02-2013
The next best thing to reading it yourself.
Would you listen to King of the Murgos again? Why?
Yes. It's a lot of fun. Beierle puts a lot of life into his voices and seems to catch most of the charm and humor that comes across in the book.
Any additional comments?
Beierle had his faults--he gets a little carried away with his accents (and I think he misses the mark significantly on a few), but his narrations are the best so far.
However, I seriously wish the narrators would put in the time to get the name pronunciations right. I really don't understand how they can mangle some of them so badly. Here's something "straight from the horse's mouth" I found after a 15 second Google search.
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- Vaughn
- 12-02-2010
Nice reading
The book is well read in my opinion as well as the story. The King of Murgos himself is a hoot. The book moved well compared to the first one and had some good plot points. The King of Murgos himself is probably my favorite character. I felt the narrator did a good job. I would recommend this book.
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- John
- 06-02-2010
addiction
I first read the book "Belgerath the sorcerer" a few years a go and have loved the books ever since
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- Darla A. Middlebrook
- 04-06-2008
Maybe I'm Amazed
I find myself amazed over and over again regarding the flexibility of the voice. Cameron Beierle does not disappoint!
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- Mark H. Rosengarten
- 23-06-2008
Please, don't say "horror" anymore...
The story is every bit as good as I remember it. The narrator has difficulty with pronunciation of many words, such as "horror", which has says as "hawrawuhr" I find myself making fun of it aloud whenever he says that word. Funny, he has no trouble with the word "terror". The performance is inconsistent, though the accents do tend to follow the basic patterns set by Eddings as the analogues for the different races. All Sendarians tend to speak with exactly the same English accent, and the narrator's interpretation of Belgarath is a complete rip-off of Gandalf from the movie version of Lord Of The Rings. No matter how old Garion gets, he still talks like he did when he was a little boy.
I am still glad that this series came out in audio...it was always one of my favorites.
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- Eron Roberts
- 30-10-2020
another great telling
I love these books, read them years ago. the narrator really brings it to life 100%.
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- Warren Cartright
- 28-07-2020
Great Story
I have read these books over and over, they never get old. there is just enough of a mix between action and life so that one never seems to get boring. its very descriptive one can almost see the lands they are in.
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- Randy B.
- 28-04-2020
Excellent
Amazing performance in an amazing book. So many characters voices kept it flowing! Excellent Adventure!!!
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- phae
- 22-01-2017
My favourite stories butchered.
I love this series. With all my heart. I've read the books more times than I can count and loved each and every read.
I was delighted to find them on Audible. Aaannnndddd then I started listening.
The narrator obviously pronounces the names differently to me and that's fine.
BUT!!!
For pity's sake!! Quay is pronounced key!! And there past tense of light is lit not lighted!!! Every time I hear his pronunciation gaffs it makes me cringe.
His timing and pacing is often off too. He breaks sentences in such a way as to change their meaning or make their meaning less clear
I'd pay for these books again JUST to have them read by someone else.
I rarely take the time to write full reviews but I can't keep my peace any longer.
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- Chiaracuddle
- 21-01-2015
King of Murgos
This is a very badly recorded and produced book. All the ones recorded in Spokane, Washington, are. It's a shame.
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- Icewraithuk
- 25-09-2019
An excellent book, strange narration
Love listening to these, it’s just a shame someone didn’t correct some of the narrators pronunciation earlier in the series - quite a few “Kways” and “Lighted corridors” in this one!
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- Catherine Caldwell
- 14-04-2019
great book
pitty about the person reading the story he is miss pronouncing names and places uses all kinds of accents and spoils some of the story by doing this David Eddings is a great writer I have been reading these books from when the he first published book one and I eagerly wanted for every book after that to be published This Cameron person should give up reading books he is spoiling then for lots of fans
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- Sir Bazile
- 09-04-2020
That one little hiccup!!! lol
Book in Motion ARE IDIOTS lol oh my God's HOW could they miss it...... Apart from that I am Loving the books and yes knowing about Cameron's fault he does it well. moving onto the next..........
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- Kindle Customer
- 01-05-2019
Garion is back and the family or going to war
someone has taken his son and they are going to pay even if he has to go to ends of the world to find him
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- VNHSUMMERS
- 19-12-2017
King of the Murgos
A well read piece, only marred, somewhat, by one or two mispronunciation, most particularly of the word “quay” which the reader pronounces as “kway”. It should, of course be pronounced like the word “key”.
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- diva bubble
- 20-07-2017
Enjoyable
Another book in this enjoyable series. Well worth either reading or
Iistening to. Great fun.
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- Amazon Customer
- 01-12-2016
Amazing!!
Fantastic story and narration yet again in this wonderful set of books, a must for any eddings fans
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- SSJ
- 09-04-2016
brilliant
brilliant story as always from David. always keeps the mind hungry for the next then next chapter. read all the Eddiings books, you won't be sorry
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