I should start by saying I really, really wanted to love The Mists of Avalon. She particularly excels in her Scottish accents. Which character – as performed by Davina Porter – was your favorite? If you are interested in Porter's reading of this, you might also enjoy her reading of the Outlander Series (though a completely different type of historically-based drama). What other book might you compare The Mists of Avalon to and why?

Zimmer Bradley conducts a fantastic feminist reading of the Arthurian legends.The production is equally fantastic- featuring Davina Porter who is one of the best audiobook readers. The story comes to life in this reading and it is well-researched. Other reviewers had not commented on this, so I thought I would share and suggest that you do the same as the rest of the books are interesting. I was pleasantly surprised to find that when I purchased the Unabridged version of 'The Mists of Avalon,' I had purchased all four books of the series using just 1 credit.

I absolutely loved Davina Porter's reading of this series. What did you love best about The Mists of Avalon? The Mists of Avalon Unabridged includes all 4 bks Save yourself three credits and buy the complete version at once. The full book costs one credit, and the parts also cost one credit. One thing, if you are looking at the four-part 'series' of this book, note that 'The Mists Of Avalon' is the collection of the other four (Mistress Of Magic, The High Queen, The King Stag, and The Prisoner In The Oak). And Porter's narration brings that depth of character development and storytelling to a new intensity. I love the general sweep of the story, and the elegance of the prose. I find Marion Zimmer Bradley's characters to be very real, and their interactions genuine. Not only that, it was narrated by Davina Porter, who has become my favorite narrator through her reading of Diana Gabaldon's 'Outlander' series. I had very fond memories of it, but hadn't reread it until I found it on Audible last month. I first read this book more than a quarter century ago as a college student. Davina Porter brings an old favorite back to life!

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