The Troubadour's Quest

The Knights' Chronicles

By: Angela Hunt

Narrated by: Becky Doughty

Danger brought them together... Gislebert, a gentle troubadour seeking the woman who captured his heart; Jonas, a feisty street urchin surviving by his wits and his beautiful drawings.

These two uneasy companions agree to join in the search for adventure. But Jonas has a secret - one that will change the troubadour's life. As the two face hardship, imprisonment, and threats to their lives, Gislebert must face the demands of two kinds of love: faithful friendship and devotion to God.

A hauntingly beautiful tale, The Troubadour's Quest weaves a tapestry that defines the true nature of love: spiritual, self-giving devotion that springs from a heart committed to God's purposes.

©1994, 2013 Angela E. Hunt (P)2014 Angela E. Hunt

Great story, great performance

I really wanted to give this an overall rating of five stars, however there were just a few too many of the same or similar words repeated in the same sentence or two, such as
"Through a dim haze, he dimly realized that the door to La Force..."
Other than that, I thought the writing was very good and really enjoyed the story.
The narrator did a very good job.

Love is Blind

I really enjoyed this story of a wandering minstrel's quest for love in medieval England and France. Set during the time Eleanor of Aquitaine was still the French queen, it follows the quest of Gislebert the minstrel who travels England and France with his young companion, determined to find love, only to discover, in the end, that what he seeks has always been within his grasp.
As a long time student of the Eleanor's "court of love" a few years later as Henry's queen, this period in history has always fascinated me, and Angela Hunt does a good job of capturing both the elegance and the harshness of the world Gislebert and Jonas inhabit.
This audio version is well narrated and easy to listen too and the story itself is like stepping through a veil into a world full of magic and a courtly ideal that, as Gislebert eventually discovers, is full of hopes and dreams, but was likely never real for most people.

Really great book

I really enjoyed this book so much and the narrator was excellent.
I look forward to reading the next book in the series.

very tiring.

i was at a point of giving up several times but i paid for it so i finished it. but it was a waste of time. just too much 'adventure'.