Lord Sunday
The Keys to the Kingdom • Book 7
by Garth Nix
Narrated by Allan Corduner
Why Listen to This Audiobook?
Seven books in, Garth Nix finally tears the House down — and Allan Corduner makes it feel genuinely earned.
- Great if you want: a payoff that rewards seven books of investment
- Listening experience: urgent and escalating — series finale energy throughout
- Narration: Corduner brings gravitas that suits the apocalyptic stakes
- Skip if: you haven't listened to the earlier books — start at Book 1
About This Audiobook
The seventh and final volume of Garth Nix's Keys to the Kingdom series brings Arthur Penhaligon's journey to its climax. The House itself is unraveling, threatening to pull all of existence down with it, and Arthur must confront Lord Sunday, the most elusive and powerful of the Trustees. Separated from his allies Leaf and Suzy, Arthur faces not just physical danger but a choice that will define everything he has fought for across six previous adventures. Nix resolves the sprawling mythology he has built with genuine stakes and surprising revelations.
Allan Corduner has voiced the entire series, and by this final installment his command of the characters is effortless. He brings warmth to Arthur's weary resolve and sharp distinction to the supporting cast, giving each figure a consistent presence listeners will recognize immediately. The relatively compact runtime of just over seven hours keeps the tension taut, and Corduner's measured pacing through the quieter emotional beats earns the grand finale. For fans who have followed the series from the beginning, hearing it through is deeply satisfying.
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