Feast of the Raven

By: Catherine Spader

Narrated by: Richard Rieman

In 782 AD, a beast prowls the forests of northern Germany. He is Wulfhedinn, wolf demon - scourge of the Christian Franks. He is also Gerwulf, the man, a wretched outcast and bastard of a Christian woman and pagan father.

Gerwulf emerges from the shadows to escape his demons and seek deliverance. To redeem his mortal soul, he serves the legendary Charlemagne in a savage Holy War against the pagan Saxons.

Gerwulf's quest pits him against the dark powers of a mysterious Saxon shield maiden and leads to his greatest battle - reclaiming his humanity in a dark age when beasts lurk inside all men.

And the Raven, The Eater of Souls, she soars above...hungering to feast on the blood guilt of all.

©2016 Catherine Spader (P)2016 Catherine Spader

Feast

I didn't care for this book.I found it confusing and just un intsresting.The narrator,Richard Rieman, was ok.“I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.”

Interesting historical fantasy.

This is an interesting book, mixing fantastic elements with a little written about period of history. It has interesting characters and an exciting plot that keeps the listener engaged. The narration is decent, if a little flat in places, but overall, this is a book worth checking out.
I was voluntarily given a review copy of this audiobook by the author, narrator or publisher through Audiobookboom.

Intriguing

Intriguing story kept me hooked. Gerwulf is one of the more interesting characters that I have come across lately. The narrator was excellent as well. I received a free review copy of this audiobook at my request and I have voluntarily left this review.

Unexpected Listening Treasure Right From the Start

I owe the narrator a huge apology right from the start, I saw his avatar photo and made unwarranted assumptions. Please accept my apologies Richard Rieman, your voice was just what this story needed. The author is new to me, but I look forward to more stories in this series. You are a true word craftswoman, but you write with the heart and soul of a beast. Awesome.
Note: This was a review copy given to me by the narrator... How do I repay such a fine gift? Thank you.

Confusing

I got this ARC via audiobook boom. The narration was good and kept me listening. The ending made me even more confused than I was at the beginning and the middle. There were several lines that kept repeating throughout the entire story. I could not tell at many points if he was dreaming or this was a reality. His encounter with the monk at the beginning of the story was strange and then he thought he was dreaming or a spell had been cast upon him. This was a very strange story.