Legion: Skin Deep audiobook – Legion, Book 2

There’s something particularly magical about settling on a breezy balcony with a good audiobook, the outside world fading as I lose myself in the story. This time, it was Legion: Skin Deep that pulled me into its web. As the first notes of Oliver Wyman’s narration hit my ears, I could sense this was going to be another immersive experience.

Brandon Sanderson’s prowess in weaving tales is something I’ve always admired. In Legion: Skin Deep, Sanderson presents Stephen Leeds (or Legion), a fascinating character with unparalleled skills. The stakes of recovering a stolen corpse weren’t just about the body itself, but the secrets it held. The idea of using the human body as a storage device felt both eerie and intriguing.

Wyman’s narration was spot on. With every twist and turn of the story, his voice modulated to capture the suspense, the thrill, and the emotions. It’s rare to find a narrator who can complement Sanderson’s intricate storytelling so well. As Legion delved deeper into the mystery, I found myself gripping my cup tighter, hanging on to every word, eager to unravel the secrets.

By the end, as the sun cast its final golden rays, I was left in awe, marveling at Sanderson’s genius and Wyman’s narration. It’s a story that lingers, making you ponder over the complexities of the human mind and the extents to which science can go.