Ignite the Fire: Incendiary

Cassandra Palmer, Book 11

De: Karen Chance

Narrado por: Em Eldridge

Cassie Palmer is the Pythia, chief seer of the supernatural world. John Pritkin is a half demon and a legendary war mage. Mircea Basarab is a first-level master vampire and the general of the World Vampire Senate. Each is formidable enough alone. But they recently discovered that, together, they are far more than the sum of their parts. With their power combined through a perilous spell, they are the closest thing left on Earth to one of the ancient gods. 

That comes in handy, considering that the old gods are exactly what the supernatural community is currently fighting. But now, their triumvirate has been torn apart. Mircea and Pritkin are lost in Faerie, with Mircea pursuing a personal mission five hundred years in the making. Meanwhile Cassie finds herself facing down an ancient adversary on her own. To survive, the three must find a way to come together, even worlds apart, and take their union to a new level. 

Contains mature themes.

©2021 Karen Chance (P)2022 Tantor

Worst narrator ever

I’m sure the story is amazing as I’ve loved this series but I can’t get past the horrible narration and quit listening.

Horrible narration!

I honestly don't know if I can finish listening to this book. I adore this series and have listened to the so many times. I didn't really believe it was possible for any narrator to ruin it. How wrong I was. All of subtle nuances of tone that both previous narrators brought to the story and characters are just gone. The narration was just DRY and boring and there is nothing boring about any of Karen Chance's books. I will have to stick with reading this one and the next and hope that a new narrator is chosen for future books.

Meh

A number of problems here. First and foremost, if this is a real reader and not a computer…she’s awful. The reader sounded like Siri. In addition, this book doesn’t really have a complete story. The typically amusing details Chance always provides seem to make up the entire book. It would be nice to have more of a story, too.

Not sure I can finish this.

The narrator of the previous book had inflection and intonation. This one infuses absolutely no character into the book. It’s a struggle to listen to, honestly. And I’m scared she narrates the second part.

i almost didn't listen

narrator talks super slow and her voice goes down at the end of every sentence. if this was the first book in the series i wouldn't have continued listening to the series.