Forest Fire

By: Tenaya Jayne

Narrated by: Khristine Hvam

Banished to Earth. Hunted by the queen's assassins. Forest must fight to find a way back to Regia. Lonely and brokenhearted, she waits for Syrus to break through her banishment. Syrus lives his days in anguish, trapped in a portal that goes nowhere. Separated by galaxies, Forest and Syrus' spiritual connection strains to the breaking point. As Regia's civil war ravages the land and the balance of power tips, the world will learn it's the Rune-dy pulling the strings. Forest must face the horrifying truth of her father's identity and how her very existence is rooted in one of the Rune-dy's darkest secrets. Fighting to find her place in Regia's new world order, Forest is desperate to keep her past hidden while Leith threatens to taint her name forever. Forest must attain her freedom through retribution and wage war inside her very soul. Will she be able to accept the gift Syrus offers, or will one mistake separate them forever?

©2013 Tenaya Jayne (P)2015 Audible, Inc.

A+++++++++

WOW I am extremely happy to have found and listened to book 2 that continued from book 1 of this series! The narrator is absolutely exceptional!

Contrary heroine

I enjoyed the concept though the heroine was whiny and a contrary. She lacked confidence in herself, which contradicts the first book with her strong character and life mission to stand up for people like her. I get the point of the story was for her to find herself and her new strength under many choices but it was too much “I’m not worthy of my mate” sniveling.

Liked it

I really enjoyed the first book. The second just tied it all together. I liked the book and was happy to listen to it. Khristine hvam is a great narrator!

Not long enough!!

I really enjoy this series but the books aren't long enough. I'm used to at least 8+ hours. Nonetheless, I still like book 1& 2.

let down from first book

I enjoyed the last 40-60 minutes of the audiobook, the rest was a let down. Why do authors always have the heroin have an emotional melt down that lasts most of a book or multiple books in a series? To me some of the emotional drama was out of character of the warrior, kick-ass female Forest is portrayed in the first book. That is just me and maybe I'm wrong.