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The Voice
Author: Anne Bishop
Series: Ephemera #4
Narrator: Cassandra Morris
Unabridged: 1 hr 41 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Penguin Audio
Published: 03/06/2012
Category: Fiction - Fantasy - Dark Fantasy
Synopsis
An original novella from the New York Times bestselling author of Bridge of Dreams.
In a small village outside the city of Vision, the people know no sorrow or grief. But this seemingly idyllic community is hiding a terrible secret. As a young child, Nalah did not know why she was told to bring a cake to the mute girl known as the Voice whenever she was upset, only that doing so made her feel better. Now grown, Nalah understands the dark truth, and yearns to escape from the oppressive village that has been her life-long home. But it is only after visiting the city of Vision and discovering the Temple of Sorrow that Nalah understands what she must do to be free.
"Bishop's talents lie both in her ability to craft a story filled with intriguing characters and in her flair for smoldering sensuality.”--Library Journal
"[Bishop's] worlds are so fully realized and three-dimensional, they jump right off the pages.”--Fresh Fiction
In a small village outside the city of Vision, the people know no sorrow or grief. But this seemingly idyllic community is hiding a terrible secret. As a young child, Nalah did not know why she was told to bring a cake to the mute girl known as the Voice whenever she was upset, only that doing so made her feel better. Now grown, Nalah understands the dark truth, and yearns to escape from the oppressive village that has been her life-long home. But it is only after visiting the city of Vision and discovering the Temple of Sorrow that Nalah understands what she must do to be free.
"Bishop's talents lie both in her ability to craft a story filled with intriguing characters and in her flair for smoldering sensuality.”--Library Journal
"[Bishop's] worlds are so fully realized and three-dimensional, they jump right off the pages.”--Fresh Fiction