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    The Dream Gatherer: A Green Rider Novella and Other Stories
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    The Dream Gatherer: A Green Rider Novella and Other Stories

    Written by Kristen Britain

    Narrated by Ellen Archer

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    About this audiobook

    Celebrating the 20th anniversary of the New York Times bestselling Green Rider series, this short volume introduces listeners to new sides of Sacoridia in two new short stories and a novella.

    In The Dream Gatherer, Kristen Britain presents a novella and two short stories set in the universe of her best selling Green Rider series in celebration of the twentieth anniversary of the publication of her first novel, Green Rider.

    The Dream Gatherer
    Dreams can be dangerous. A visit with the eccentric Berry sisters turns dangerous when an arcane device is discovered in their house that can summon dreamers through their dreams, and one of them is a nightmare.

    Wishwind
    Finding peace during the Long War. Raised in an orphan camp, Green Rider Danalong has known only war and strife, until a shipwreck leaves him stranded on a mysterious island.

    Linked, on the Lake of Souls
    A story of friendship within a story of friendship. In the sixth volume of the Green Rider series, Firebrand, a wounded Karigan G'ladheon asks her friend Estral to tell her a story to take her mind off her pain. This is that story.

    The audiobook includes backstory on the creation of Green Rider by the author, and a special introduction by award-winning science fiction and fantasy author, Julie E. Czerneda.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPenguin Random House Audio
    Release dateOct 23, 2018
    ISBN9781984833938
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    • 3/5
      This was a delightful addition to the Green Rider World. I was only too enchanted to get more Berry Sisters, Seven Chimney’s, and Estrel stories to fill in my already rich love for all of those.
    • 4/5
      Green riders! Truly an adventure!Has it really been 20 years since I first read Green Rider?From that moment on Kristen Britain went to the top of my "must read" author following list. Ah! The excitement when a new novel about Green Rider Karigan G’ladheon and the world of Sacoridia appeared!And now this anthology consisting of two short stories and a novella purportedly part of a history of the Green Riders written by Lady Estral Andovian Fiori, the Golden Guardian of Selium.Wonderful! I was not disappointed!Apart from the stories, I particularly enjoyed the introduction by Julie Czerneda 'Step into a Dream' where Czerneda urges the reader to dare to dream. Her words just rang so true, summing up how I feel about the world Britain created that I just had to share them."For these are Kristen Britain’s words—her world, her dream. She will take you, show you, carve you with profound imagery and key events. You’ll laugh and cry even as the land shifts, waves roar, and you walk a garden path. You’ll be disturbed and troubled, joy-filled and hopeful, wrung dry of tears—and, most of all, you’ll learn truths about yourself. Be changed, forever. So, read. Enter this fantasy. Summon your courage, your inner Green Rider, and answer the ultimate call. Dare. Dream."This is followed by an explanation of Czerneda's friendship with Britain and then Britain's telling of how she came to write Green Rider. I loved these personal stories behind the writings.Britain deserves all acolytes she's received for the opening up of a whole new world of fantasy with its quirky rules pertaining to riders and their abilities, and other fascinating or ruthless characters to explore.A Berkley Publishing Group ARC via NetGalley
    • 4/5
      Estral is on her way home after the death of her father and wounding of Karigan. A visit to Seven Chimneys is just what she needs. The Berry sisters offer her the time for healing. You get a couple of interesting side and background stories. Fun, light, enjoyable.