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A Strange Hymn
- The Bargainer, Book 2
- Narrated by: Susannah Jones
- Series: The Bargainer Series, Book 2
- Length: 10 hrs and 33 mins
- Categories: Romance, Fantasy
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Publisher's Summary
Siren and soulmate to the King of Night, Callypso Lillis survived the clutches of Karnon, the mad king, and his twisted prison. But the nightmare isn't over. Callie wears the physical reminders of her time as a captive, and mounting evidence suggests the Thief of Souls is still out there.
When a fae celebration thrusts Callie and her mate, Desmond Flynn, into the Kingdom of Flora, they take their investigation with them. But under the bright lights and striking blooms of the realm, they find there are more immediate issues to deal with. No place is more uniquely savage than the great fae halls, and no amount of bargains can save Callie from royal intrigues.
Fairies play dangerous games. Some want love, some want vengeance, some want flesh, and some want things too unspeakable to utter. One thing is for sure: no one is who they appear to be. Not even Des, who only grows more enigmatic with every passing secret.
But the Kingdom of Flora has its own secrets, from bleeding trees to branded slaves and missing guards. Something is stirring in the land of all that grows, and if Callie isn't careful, it will claim everything and everyone she loves - and her along with it.
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- LexiLikesLiterature
- 11-09-17
Too much Fluff with Too many similarities
I find the story line of these series utterly fasinating. However, the majority of the book is Callie describing how Desmond is so hot. I'm very serious when I tell you that over half of the book is her fawning over him and sex.
A fourth of the book is Callie being "Wow-ed" by everything Desmond does. There is actually a scene where he is simply talking to some guys in a bar and Callie is amazed, wow-ed, and awed by how he sits in the chair or how he laughs with his buddies. I wanted to throw up it was so corny.
So let's talk about the fourth of the book that was actually about moving the story forward. Don't get too excited, it didn't move far. The author reveals the obvious with the cliffhanger from book 1. But other than that nothing really gets resolved and the story itself doesn't start until the last two chapters.
The story with the fairies is very very similar to a Court of Midst and Fury. Callie falls for the King of Night like Farrah. The King of Night is really a good guy with alittle bad side. The Night Court is better than people think. The crazy Fae queen makes Callie prove herself. The other Fae hate she is human. Callie has wings and wants to learn to fly like Farrah... these are just the basic similarities... but you get the picture.
I wish the author spent more time on the Thief of Souls story line and less time of the high school girl crush talk.
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- Brandy Pendergrass
- 03-25-18
Copy Cat. I feel cheated.
I am a huge fan of the ACOTAR series and I feel like this series is a huge copy cat of something great! I love Cally and Des! Why couldn’t they have their adventures instead of being Rhysand and Feyre is an alternative parallel world?
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- Stefani Barkley
- 05-25-19
a dissapointing sequel
I loved the first book so much and couldn't wait to binge on the second. unfortunately the plot had so many coinciding story points to a very popular Court book. I'm not opposed to borrowed ideas. We all get inspiration from somewhere, but the stars falling, the painting scene.. it was a not so subtle take on a story written 2 yrs prior to this
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- Whitney
- 12-22-17
Not enough story line, too much X rated content
I loved the first Bargainer novel, but this one just lost me. Whereas the first book had lots of sexual tension, this one had multiple graphic sexual encounters. The sex scenes are totally unnecessary and detracted from the story line. Several parts of the story are repeated (with nearly the same verbiage), as if the reader is not going to remember them, despite it being such a short book. I did enjoy the descriptions of the different Fae lands, though. Overall, I am very disappointed.
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- Ingrid
- 09-14-17
State the Obvious, Repeat it 57 Times
What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you?
Trim the junk until it's about 3 chapters, and then continue with the actual story to a satisfying conclusion.
What character would you cut from A Strange Hymn?
Malachai. He didn't get developed at all and was just kind of there.
Any additional comments?
In the beginning of the book, Cally and Des go on vacation. The book plods along for 12 chapters with no real direction, conflict, or content.
Repetitive, melodramatic, predictable, cliche: all of these words describe almost every part of this book. "Get away from me or I'll rip your head off" Des said angrily. He looked mad. He seemed like he didn't like the man. Cally wondered if he was going to get angry. Could he possibly dislike this man? He took a menacing step towards the man, glaring, his pecs glistening with sweat. He looked mad. He also looked sexy. He looked sexy and mad. Cally thought he looked sexy when he was mad. Des looked her in the eye and said "Cally, I am mad at this man." Cally gasped, so shocked that she fell backwards and landed on her butt. She couldn't breathe, she was so shocked. How could Des be angry with this man? Could this have something to do with them screaming at each other for the past 20 minutes? Cally admired his glistening angry pecs. He was so sexy when mad. He glared at everyone angrily.
Go on like this for another 3 pages, and you will have the gist of this book. Things that should take a few words to convey get sledgehammered into your brain after several pages of repetition, just in case you missed the oh-so-subtle hints. People are also regularly shocked by information they should already know. Why do we see the climax from Cally's perspective, and then see it again from Des's perspective? There is no substantive difference between the two. We don't hear anything from Des that we haven't heard a dozen times before. It was just bad.
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- Hwrightt
- 07-10-20
So good!
**Spoilers ahead**
Cliffhanger of war, and the unknown lies ahead!
A war swarming on the horizon, in a nation's morning their lost but not buried soldiers, who based on the epilogue will rise up a zombie army
Ok if anyone ever told you, you couldn't have some sexy times written in to an enthralling story they haven't read this book. The author does a great job with world and character building, and I am hooked.
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- Laura
- 06-15-19
She is not clever or quick
But she’s still likable enough to finish the book, IF you liked the first book.
Don’t mistake this series for a thriller or a romance mystery with a bright heroine. This is a sex book with the protagonist constantly saying, “he was one step ahead of me.” - no honey, everyone is always way ahead of you.
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- Mel
- 06-15-19
Repetitive
Don’t waste your money or credit. I tried, I really did. I purchased all 3 books in hopes of something, anything but it just doesn’t happen for me. I felt because of the story line which was really original and it had so much promise but just didn’t deliver
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- Laura Bondank
- 06-30-18
Not a compelling story line
I finished the first book in the series and figured I'd give the sequel a whirl, but honestly, I was bored 15 minutes in. I ended up returning the book because I had no desire to keep listening.
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- SquiggyLuv
- 02-02-18
Highly predictable but still entertaining
Enjoyable for what it is, but way predictable plot. Almost makes the characters seem dense and unintelligent. Still good for some light reading if you don't take the plot seriously.
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- Anonymous User
- 12-27-20
Drawn in
From the first chapter, this book drew me in completely. Callie and Des, the world and the suspense - it was killing me whenever I had to hit the pause button. An absolute masterpiece, that only gets lifted further by Susannahs wonderful narration.
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- Somy
- 12-07-20
much better than first one
the writing got much better and story was more interesting in this book compared to first one.
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- Louise
- 11-24-20
its just ok
I found this story has been dragged out. I'm about half way and struggling to make the decision to finish it or give up.
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- Poppey
- 06-08-20
Not Bad
If you like sex on a pogo stick ...oops, I meant in a portal, then this is the book for you. For, while there is a plot bubbling in the background, I think the sex might get in the way!
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- Judielizabethhurlock
- 04-06-20
Brilliant
Great characters, funny, sexy plenty of action and twists loved all 3 books highly recommended
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- Stephanie Lynn
- 12-07-19
Not the best sequel, but still enjoyable.
I really enjoyed the first one, and because of that I enjoyed listening to this one. Still, it wasn't as strong as the first, and Call's not the best female lead I've ever met. Still, I enjoyed the few surprises this book offered, and look forward to the this installment, but on it's own, this wouldn't hold up well as a stand-alone, this series much be read/listened to in order.
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- Rebel
- 04-16-19
Good but could have been great
Positives: Siren angle was unique, I have read a lot of fantasy and I liked the angel. Negatives: Cally was likable but the dumbest Private Investigator I have ever across in a book. Pretty and brave yes. Smart, powerful, female hero.. er no. Temper on the other had should have lead this book, if it was not her this book would have been a miss for me. Also who the hell would call the 'King of the Night'? Des????? Really?
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- Jessica Wolfe
- 12-01-17
Only for fans
This book feels very slight and the story only hits a few plot points. If you're a fan of the series, this may be okay with you, but it doesn't really hold up as a stand alone novel. The reader is the same as the first novel and does a good job.
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- caroline
- 11-02-17
A great book
Can’t wait for the next instalment ! This book ticks all the boxes !
Enter and enjoy!
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- Cassie Fox
- 03-03-21
A bit slow but necessary
This wasn’t my favourite in the series so far as it was a little slow and felt like a filler of information for 3/4 of the book but it picked up at the end and of course I’ve already purchased the third and remaining book because I still really enjoyed the story and can’t wait to see where Calypso and the bargainers story ends.
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- Nadia
- 02-12-21
Thoroughly enjoyed
While I really enjoyed book one of the bargainer, I loved book two. Wonderful in all ways and just what I needed . The narrative was superb made the characters come alive - I didn’t want it to end. Loved the characters and can’t wait to read the next .