Song of the Beast

By: Carol Berg

Narrated by: Claire Christie, Jeremy Arthur

The winner of the Colorado Book Award is "a fantasy I didn't want to put down" (SF Revu). Brutal imprisonment has broken Aidan McAllister. His music is destroyed, and with it the visions he once gave a kingdom ravaged by dragon war. Now, he risks his hard-bought freedom to uncover the truth behind his incarceration - and to meet his enemy face-to-face....

©2003 Carol Berg (P)2013 Audible, Inc.

A beautiful story.

I'm so glad this author was recommend to me. The writing and narrators give the story a poetic feel. I'll definitely be getting more titles.

Good book,

What made the experience of listening to Song of the Beast the most enjoyable?

The narrator, he managed to make each voice different and clear.

What did you like best about this story?

It went in different but good directions instead of treading the stereotypical path of most heroic journey stories.

Have you listened to any of Claire Christie and Jeremy Arthur ’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

No

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Suffer in Silence.

Love this book

This has been one of my favorite Carol Berg books since it was first published in 2003.

great story

The narrators were almost monotone. Love the story, wasn't impressed with the performance-- it was disappointing.

Living, human characters, realistic story lines.

Berg takes traditional sword and dragon sorcery but creates living, human characters, depths and heights of treachery and comraderie, and love stories that are realistic (complicated and painful but also hopeful).

I've really enjoyed her series, but I'm a huge fan of standalone books. When there is just one shot, the author usually has focused stories, is not concerned about stretching her scenarios into infinity, and thus, has a definable, engaging narrative arc. That is certainly the case here. (view spoiler)

I have yet to be disappointed with Berg, and her record with me still holds strong!

Good readers, though sometimes the female reader confused her voices.