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Rent The Return of the King (The Lord of the Rings, Book 3)
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Format: Unabridged-CD, Abridged-CD
Publisher: Recorded Books
Published: Jul 2001
Genre: Fiction - Fantasy - Epic
Retail Price: $49.99
Discs: 16
Synopsis
As the War of the Rings builds in intensity and the dark minions of Sauron look to extend their evil influence over Middle-earth, Frodo and Sam edge ever closer to Mount Doom. Desperate to avoid the watchful eye of the Dark lord and the treacherous betrayal of Gollum, the two noble hobbits struggle through the Land of Shadow in an attempt to destroy the One Ring of Power and end Sauron's evil reign forever.
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Reviews
After listening to the Hobbit, I started the Ring Trilogy. I never read the books in my younger days, and I just now discovered what I missed. Although The Hobbit was the best book by Tolkien, the trilogy is still great. MUCH better than the movies, including the extended versions. About the only thing the movies did better was the battle scenes. A most excellent listen!