The Master of Winds and Sunsets

14 hrs. 55 min.

Language Russian

Author Max Frei

Narrator Vladimir Ovuor (Ovuor)

This city is full of magic—and it’s not a metaphor. Magic here is absolutely practical. Here babies can call for a nurse without words; and as they grow older, they learn to play quietly on the ceiling so as not to get in adults’ way; cooks use simple spells instead of salt and pepper; old door locks shout in their voices, warning of the approach of strangers; and pies fly by themselves from the kitchens to the tables of lazy eaters. Yes, you’re not mistaken—this city is Ankh-Morpork.

And in the tower on the roof of the Hairy House, Sir Max is waiting for you.

And all that can be said is this: it has happened! Sir Max is back in Ankh-Morpork again, back in service in the Secret Bureau—and everything is returning to the way it was. At the same time, a new cycle of Max’s adventures begins: “Ankh-Morpork Dreams.”

1. Master of Winds and Sunsets (narrated by Denis Verovoy) 1. Dreams of Echo: 3.1. Master of Winds and Sunsets (narrated by Denis Verovoy) 1. The Master of Winds and Sunsets 2. Too Many Nightmares (narrated by Vladimir Ovuor (Ovuor)) 2. Too Many Nightmares (narrated by Denis Verovoy) 3. The Whole Truth About Us (narrated by Vladimir Ovuor (Ovuor)) 3. The Whole Truth About Us (narrated by Denis Verovoy) 4. I'm Going to Look (narrated by Vladimir Ovuor (Ovuor)) 5. The Dead Man's Chest (narrated by Valery Smekalov) 6. Give Me Back My Heart (narrated by Stanislav Voronetsky) 6. Give Me Back My Heart (narrated by Vladimir Ovuor (Ovuor)) 7. Dead Zero (narrated by Igor Gmyza) 7. Dead Zero (narrated by Vladimir Ovuor (Ovuor)) 8. So Beware (narrated by Vladimir Ovuor (Ovuor))