The Minstrel and the Dragon: Part 2 by M.H. Woodscourt [Epic fantasy]

Karyne (00:00:07) - Hi fantasy readers. This is Karyne Norton, your fellow book binger, and you are listening to the Finding Fantasy Reads podcast where you can test out a new fantasy story every single week to find your next favorite author.

Today we pick up where we left off last week in The Minstrel and the Dragon, so if you haven't listened to part one, go back and do that before you keep listening to this episode. It's one that keeps you guessing who's the real villain, and I love that sort of morally gray component in stories. But I'll stop talking so I don't accidentally give away any spoilers.

Today's narrator is Paeter Frandsen, host of Christian Geek Central. Stick around to the end or check out today's show notes to see where you can find more from both the author and the narrator. For now, please enjoy The Minstrel and the Dragon: Part 2, by M.H. Woodscourt.

Paeter (00:01:04) -  The Minstrel and the Dragon: Part 2 is read by Paeter Frandsen. Due to copyright, the full transcript of the story cannot be included here. 

Karyne (00:28:16) - I hope you enjoyed listening to The Minstrel and the Dragon: Part 2 by M.H. Woodscourt, narrated by Paeter Frandsen of Christian Geek Central. If you haven't read any of Woodscourt's other books, but you liked this story, you'll want to check out her Dragons of Rokahn series, which is set in the same world. It has more dragons, obviously, strong found family themes, and twins discovering their magic. The first book in the series is When Darkness Hunts the Dawn, and I'll have a direct link for it in the show notes.

If you enjoyed listening to Paeter narrate the story, you might also enjoy listening to his audio dramas at spiritblade.com or his podcast, Christian Geek Central, where he discusses movies, video games, and all things enjoyed by self-proclaimed geeks from a Christian worldview.

I just want to remind you guys that you can always apply to be featured on the podcast if you have a fantasy short story you'd like us to narrate. Or, if you have a favorite author or story you think the world needs to read, you can always recommend an author or story. Not every story or author is the right fit for the podcast, but when I find those gems in the applications or recommendations, it's my favorite way to book a new featured author, because I can only hunt down so many new authors and stories on my own. So go to findingfantasyreads.com/contact, where you can find the application form for authors, as well as the contact form for readers. I'll have a direct link for it in the show notes.

Thank you all for listening, and happy reading!