Chorus of Ashes

The Wildsong Series, Book 3

De: Tricia O'Malley

Narrado por: Amy Landon, Gary Furlong

Her future has already been decided.

If the prophecies are to be believed, that is. Terra, leader of the Earth Fae, is at her happiest when wandering sky clad through the misty forests of Ireland. While she knows it is almost impossible to resist the Fates, Terra hopes there is another way.

A way that doesn’t require her to claim a man that is meant to be her fated mate.

The problem is…the prophecies hadn’t mentioned that he would also be her sworn enemy.

Her people are troubled, and their unhappy rumblings shake the Earth and threaten the future of Ireland. Torn, Terra must decide if answering her heart’s song will save her people but in doing so, destroy her only chance for happiness.

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Spellbinding

I love these series! This one was just as good as the first. Cant wait to start the next in the series!

Amazing story teller!

had to get used to two voices. The other books I've listened to of Tricia's have only had female reader. This was still an amazing book. Have loved them all.

More please!

Everything this young lady writes is absolutely a non-stop listen. I carry it around shopping, showering, cooking ETCETERA! Just want more!

This just released! I am the first review!

I love it . . .exactly what I expected from Tricia, perfection. Again, I loved it! Now I can't wait for the next one. . . lol!

Another Great One

I love this series and this one did not disappoint! Looking forward to the next one.

Struggled with this one ...

This story had a little too much inner dialogue making it hard to keep interest at times. Would have enjoyed more direct character interaction and conversations. The one character thinking that the other in the fated mate scenario has betrayed them somehow, is getting a little old. 

The real story in this trilogy was lost

This is the 3rd book of a trilogy that was the continuation from a prior trilogy that started as a creative story...but each of these 3 have gotten progressively more trashy. They are so focused on the intimacies/"pleasure" that the story is totally lost, and honestly...I didn't enjoy them as much as I did the first trilogy. The alternating readers is also a little disconnected.