Fire Song

Medieval Song, Book 2

By: Catherine Coulter

Narrated by: Anne Flosnik

Coulter's medieval melody continues with this, the second novel in the Medieval Song series.

Lord Graelam de Moreton is willing to accept his new bride, Kassia, as she appears - innocent and guileless. But appearances can be deceiving....

©1985 Catherine Coulter (P)2012 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

Unbellievable innocents

Kassia is the most innocent gullible person I've ever read about. She was so annoying it was hard to listen to the complete book. The reason for the three stars is because I continued until the end.

a story of abuse

I failed to really see the love story. This man spent the whole journey abusing his wife, treating her like shit, putting other women above her and in the end he apologizes all is well again...

Narrator Nightmare

Have to quit this series. The narrator’s voices especially for the women make me cringe. Not sure what Kassia’s voice was supposed to be but sounded like a whiney sullen little kid with an occasional attempt to sound French. First book by same narrator was terrible but thought I’d give her a second chance. Just can’t do it any more.

Fire Song

A few twists and turns in this store of Kassia and Gralam but a very good read

The hero should come with trigger warnings.

Great narration. Horrible hero. He raped a character in the first book of the series then forced himself on his wife in his story. Him being a complete horse's rear in addition to other issues made this difficult to finish.