Age of Myth Free Audiobook Download by Michael J. Sullivan

In his first book, Age of Myth, Michael J. Sullivan tells the story of an unlikely hero trying to save a dying world from being destroyed by the effects of climate change.

The Age of Myth is an epic fantasy novel that takes place in the land of Osten Ard and follow two main characters, Eddard and Tam. The novel follows many more characters. One character who has a significant role is King Duncan I, who rules over a time when the old gods have been forgotten by most people. Even if you're not familiar with other works of Michael J. Sullivan, this book will be worth it to anyone looking for an easy listening audiobook that keeps you hooked by the action and characters.

The Age of Myth is the latest novel by Michael J. Sullivan, and the story takes place in a world that mirrors our own. It's strange because there are so many similarities between our world and this one, but there are some differences too. For example, instead of technology advancements, mankind has created mythologies; these myths control everything from the way people dress to how they live their lives.

Michael J. Sullivan's Age of Myth is a historical fantasy that brings together the Celtic and Nordic mythologies and cultures in a grand, epic story of love and war, survival and sacrifice. Sullivan sets his story in the present-day U.S., where most people believe there is no magic left in the world following the devastating Third Battle of Winterfell over two thousand years ago.

The audiobook for Age of Myth is narrated by a narrator with a voice that seems to come from the depths of time itself. I know this because my husband listened to it while on his commute and he told me it felt like he was listening to an ancient tale. He would listen while walking, long before the sun rose, when the world was at its darkest and all possibility existed.

"There are many different ways to live. Life is not a competition, but it's quite easy to feel as if it is. If you're one of these people who has been conditioned to think that the world can only be won with a sword in hand, then I've got some bad news for you." If you're always dreaming of the next big thing, or always fearing that you'll never find your place, this book is worth reading.