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Tiger's Eye

New Century, Book 3

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Tiger's Eye

By: Alexander Shaw
Narrated by: Maureen Foley
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Set on an alternate Earth where great cats evolved to become the dominant species, Tiger’s Eye follows Hrao, a somewhat obsessive-compulsive hunter who one day discovers a human child adrift in the river. This is the story of her epic quest to get rid of him.

They journey out into a land shrouded in mystery, at once ancient and new, beset on all sides by dangers both strange and personal. Hrao is going to have to let her guard down a little in order to forge the kind of companionship that might allow at least one of them to survive this perilous road.

Part of the shared universe of New Century, a saga set across many worlds with each story constituting a piece of the grand mosaic. The first five stories in New Century phase one can be listened to in any order.

  • The Cartographer's Handbook
  • Secret Rooms
  • Tiger's Eye
  • Arlington
  • The Princess Thieves
  • SteamHeart
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Usually when a kid falls into a fantasy world for an epic adventure it has dragons and castles, and I love me some dragons and castles. But there really is nothing like falling into a world full of walking talking tiger people. Like all of Shaw's writing, he is quickly able to make you feel like his characters are real people. He goes one step further here and makes this alien world and the culture of its denizens feel real and believable, while losing none of the heart that makes the story beat.

A Fantasy Tale Like None Other

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