Shadow's Edge [Dramatized Adaptation]: The Night Angel Trilogy 2 Free Audiobook Download by Brent Weeks

This audiobook adaptation of Brent Weeks's first book in the Night Angel Trilogy, Shadow's Edge, is a great way to get into this fantasy-filled world. After being betrayed, Kelsier fled his homeland and climbed to the top of the mountain, where he created a new identity as "Shadow" by taking on another person's shadow. Now, many years later and on the run from his own government, he takes up with a crew that's named after him--the "Assassins." Together they work to overthrow the corrupt king who rules over them, but there are bigger forces at work--ones that threaten not just their freedom but life itself.

The Night Angel Trilogy 2 is a fantasy novel written by Brent Weeks. It talks about 'Ventus', a young man with the power to see and manipulate the fates of other people. He is hunted by an enemy who wants to destroy him for having this power, but Ventus manages to make a group of friends and joins The Night Angel Academy in order to learn how to use his powers, becoming the greatest assassin in history in order to help save his family from any harm.

Shadow's Edge [Dramatized Adaptation]: The Night Angel Trilogy 2 is the second installment of a series by Brent Weeks. This is also the second time that I have listened to this audiobook, but it was different from the first time. The narrator for this audiobook was entirely new and none of them sounded like the same person on my first listening. As a result, I didn't have any preconceived notions about who was narrating what parts.

Shadow's Edge [Dramatized Adaptation]: The Night Angel Trilogy 2 is a collection of three fantasy novels, set in a world where the history and future of mankind is about to be rewritten. The Night Angel trilogy follows the journey of two characters, Akiva and Sonea, as they attempt to stop the ultimate weapon from being built - at any cost.

Brent Weeks's next installment in his epic "Night Angel" series, "Shadow's Edge", is now available. As a reader of the first two books of Weeks’ trilogy, "The Way of Shadows" and "The Blinding Knife", I can vouch for the audiobook format being an excellent way to experience this novel. The audiobook will not only hook you with its captivating narration, but it also features insightful commentary from Audiobooks US Worldwide Reviews.

  Lassiter, who has been dead for five months, is now back and looking forward to killing his old enemies. His first target is the warlord who killed his wife and son, who is trying to lead a rebellion against the empire of peace and harmony. But Lassiter soon realizes that his old friend may not be as easy to kill as he thinks.