Little Lynx Audiobooks

Wraithwood Botanist: fantasy with a botanist at its centre, read by Reba Buhr

1 audiobook reviewed

★ 4.6/5 average

607 listener ratings

Who is Little Lynx?

Botanist is not a word that turns up often on a fantasy cover, and that is precisely the appeal. Wraithwood Botanist places a specialist rather than a warrior at the centre of an invented world, and the series name alone signals the kind of storytelling that has grown enormously popular of late: competence, close observation, and a magic system with rules worth learning.

Little Lynx writes it, and our catalogue shelves the work across fantasy, general fiction and science fiction all at once. That triple filing is a fair description of the territory. Stories built on systems and expertise sit restlessly between the genres, borrowing the wonder of one and the logic of the other, and the listeners who like that blend tend to be extremely loyal to it.

Little Lynx in audiobooks

The instalment we hold is the third, running to nearly fourteen hours, which is a substantial commitment and a good sign in serial fantasy: length usually means the world has grown enough to need the room.

Reba Buhr narrates. Several hundred listener verdicts have gathered around a score above four and a half stars, which is a strong showing for a continuing sequence, since casual browsers rarely wander in at volume three. Newcomers should begin at the start, because the pleasures here are cumulative and the payoffs are built on earlier ground. The shelf below will show you what we have.