Queen of Song and Souls

By: C. L. Wilson

Narrated by: Emily Durante

The Fourth Chapter in C. L. Wilson’s Breathtaking Epic Tale of Magic, Passion, and Destiny

Two lovers, two hearts, one soul.
Only joined can they be truly complete.
Only joined can they survive the darkness.

The Fey King Rain and his truemate Ellysetta share a passionate love unrivaled in the history of their world—and a forbidden power that made them outcasts from the Fading Lands. As war looms and the evil mages of Eld threaten to rip their world asunder, they must fight to defend the very kingdom and people who reviled them.

Only by trusting completely in their love—and in themselves—can Rain and Ellysetta hope to defeat the gathering forces of Darkness. But it will take more than the strength of their devotion to endure. They must unlock the secrets of the past and find the courage to embrace the dangerous destiny that awaits them. Only they can save their world, but that victory might cost them their lives.

Amazing writing!

Loved this book! The author makes her world come alive. It was hard to take breaks from her story and face the real world. All I wanted to do was remain immersed inside this one. I just downloaded the last book in the series. I'm excited to read it, but I'll be sad when this is over!

Great Story!

I love the whole series, but unfortunately the narrator on this book not so much. At some points the narrative speech does not match what I had in my mind. This series would definitely benefit from being updated.

good but main character gets really whiny

enjoyed the story but the female lead is too whiny. By this time in the story she should have her act together.

Oh wow

I love this saga, you feel frustrated when the character are frustrated happy and sad when they are. And you can't help but laugh out loud at some of the things that are said and done, even in a serious environment c.l. Wilson can still but humor in all the right places to releaviate the tension that just builds up. Great book

good story.

I don't know why , the last book I had no problem, but this one I wanted to do violent things to the narrator's vocal chords. She had this sugary, syrupy sweet way of speaking that filled me with hate. The story was so enjoyable however I had to get over it. I am visually impaired so I have no choice but to listen, but given an option I would recommend just reading this. I feel the narrator needs to rethink her creative choices.