Most of Lewis’ fiction is first person, but Till We Have Faces has such a distinct voice and setting that it would be hard to connect it to Narnia and the Ransom Cycle if we didn’t know that C.S. The story is Orual’s diary–but more than a diary, it is a passionate testimony against the gods for their cruelty by a woman who has lost everything and so has nothing to fear from them.

It is the story of Psyche and Cupid, recast in a fictional pre-Christian Greek colony. While there are still fantastic elements in the book, it is set so solidly within the classical Greek world that it seems inaccurate to call it a fantasy. Occasionally, however, there are some gems, and today is one of them. 80% of these are mysteries, romances, and books with Greek letters in the title, like The Omega Calendar and The Alpha Conspiracy. The one regular sale is the daily deal, where full price audiobooks are $2.95-$3.95. Americans can also take advantage of Kindle-Audible combo deals, often in self-help and class genres. However, when you are a member, you can take advantage of occasional sales (2 for 1 or 3 for 2, and some specialized 50% off deals from time to time).

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Lewis’ classical myth retold, Till We Have Faces, is the “Daily Deal.” Most audiobooks run between $10 and $20, but Audible has a membership system.

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