The Morgan Le Fay Trilogy: Audiobooks in Order

First-person mythic retellings are made for audio, and this one is no exception. Morgan narrates her own rise, which means the listening experience feels like sitting with the most dangerous woman in Camelot while she explains, calmly and persuasively, why history has her wrong. The performance style suits candlelit evenings far better than gym sessions.Since these are volumes two and three of a trilogy, do seek out the first book before starting Le Fay; the emotional payoffs in Storm Over Camelot, the highest rated at 4.7, depend on the full arc. At over twenty hours, that finale is a proper commitment. I would place this squarely with listeners who loved Circe or other myth retellings led by wronged women, and with romantasy readers wanting something more literary.