His storytelling is both precise and engaging, as he seems drawn to the dark side, carrying us there with him through drama and adventure. The rich literary language of this anthology may be a challenge for many voice artists, but this is where he excels. He embodies the characters in these stories with great conviction, giving each one of them a compelling sense of truth as they travel through a fanciful universe.

The voice artist, Rob Goll, a UK trained classical actor, has a warm Baritone voice. Have you listened to any of Rob Goll’s other performances before? How does this one compare? Here, they define the thrust of this anthology using a long stretch of time: “Now heroes throughout history stalk their legendary foe.” I read quite a number of books by Janet Morris and Chris Morris, loved the exquisite writing style, and appreciated the detailed expertise in weaponry and horse riding skills that enrich their work (garnered over a lifelong experience.) They are truly inventive in creating carefully defined rules of a universe shared between a team of authors. Awaken to the ways in which fear triggers bravery. Meet Zombie dragons, vampire dwarves, elves, and animated skeletons. Prepare yourself to run wild: enjoy adventure, risk, and the “fetid smell” of dragons in the heat of battle. These tales are about getting even with the beasts that have been overpowering us for so long.

What did you love best about Dragon Eaters? Getting even with the beasts that overpowered us

Dragon Eaters by Janet E. Morris