Ignite the Fire: Inferno

Cassandra Palmer, Book 12

By: Karen Chance

Narrated by: Em Eldridge

Length: 22 hrs

Publisher's summary

Ignite the Fire: Incendiary struck a match; Ignite the Fire: Inferno brings a firestorm!

Cassie Palmer, once a down on her luck clairvoyant and now the chief seer of the supernatural world, is in the fight of her life. While on a rescue mission in Faerie, she is kidnapped by a king of the fey named Aeslinn. He is her sworn enemy and has every reason to want to kill her, yet instead he offers a trade: her life for that of her lover, John Pritkin.

Cassie doesn't know what the king's game is, only that it involves his alliance with Zeus, the head of the ancient pantheon who used to rule all of Earth and who is determined to do so again. In order to save her lover, and the world, she has to figure out what Zeus and his royal puppet are up to. She also has to stop them, even if it means taking on the king of the gods himself.

©2022 Kare Chance (P)2022 Tantor

narration not so much

so did not like the narration... she sounded like a robot. story was just so busy that I had a hard time keeping up with it all.( both books -last and next to last book). totally love this series, but the last 2.. eh.

Omg

OMG!!!!!! I can not wait for the next book what a cliffhanger!! I truly am a fan and enjoy every book that's in this series!!

Book is amazing

Book is excellent and follows the series with great new plot twists and character development. Sadly this narrator does not do the book justice.

Loved the story, not the narrator

I loved the story as usual, this is one of my favorite series, however I really do not like the new narrator for this series, she isn't a very good fit in my opinion - she's far too rigid in her pronunciation, often using so many syllables for words it sounds like siri is reading a story. I understand that the old narrator is no longer available but I wish there was someone who sounded closer - or at least listened to the previous books because several words weren't able to be recognized. One yhat sticks out is "glamory" - one syllable, however Em read it as "gl-am-ory" 3 syllables. Louis Cesare's name wasn't even recognized when she said it.

Looking forward to the next book in this series, but I really hope it's not this narrator again, this was so hard to stay focused on.

Great story, Poor Narration.

Ok, Karen. I have everything you've written and multiple copies on kindle and audiobook. This lady's performance was awful. She was robotic and monotone in inflection. Her voice didn't change much between characters, and her accents were either nonexistent or awful. Loved the story though.

Too rambling

I struggled to finish because it was too rambling. e.g. a one or two page description of the clothing of everyone in the room, a two or three page description of the decorations on the wall. these 2 book could have been several hundred pages smaller.

Good story, terrible voice actor

Listening to the most graphic and intense story from Karen Chance ever in a voice that sounds disturbingly like Alexa is a surreal experience.

Good book

I liked the book but the narrator sucks. Speed it up and it’s a little better.

Good story, but the narration is hard to listen to

The story was great, but the narration takes a lot of getting used to. Very Robotic when reading most of it, which is a good bit of the book since Cass is telling the story. But most of the time, the narrator animates the character voices when they have dialog.

The voice…

The AI sounding voice is rough to listen too for long periods of time. I love the story and miss the previous reader before the AI BOT sounding thing they got going on.