Goblinkin

About This Audiobook

Goblinkin thrusts listeners into a myth-broken world where ancient weapons crack the foundations of divinity and mortals must grapple with the aftershocks. Tracy Gregory doesn’t just expand her epic fantasy canvas—she scorches it. What begins as triumph quickly spirals into moral chaos as Gareth and his allies confront the consequences of their actions: gods wounded but not dead, civilizations teetering, and the line between hero and destroyer blurring. This isn’t just a quest-driven sequel; it’s a reckoning soaked in political intrigue, visceral battle magic, and the psychological toll of wielding world-ending power. Graham Mack’s narration elevates the novel’s urgency with a voice that adapts seamlessly to its shifting tones—guttural in war councils, hushed in moments of grief, and electric during incantations. His distinct vocal textures for non-human races, especially the eerie, layered cadence of the Goblinkin, lend authenticity to Gregory’s worldbuilding. The audiobook’s strength lies in its ability to balance sprawling scale with intimate character arcs, making the 11-hour runtime feel lean rather than bloated—a rare feat in epic fantasy.