Gravesong: Singer of Terandria Series, Book 1

Being a huge fan of the Wandering Inn, getting a new series from the same world, with new perspectives and a new heroine is like Christmas and Birthday come together. It did not disappoint, and I am looking forward to following this series as well!

Great origin story for the Singer of Terandria. And getting some worldbuilding for Terandria in general. Also loved it as a retrospective, seeing an early Seraphel.Andrea's singing is great! So rare to see actual songs performed in an audiobook.

I loved this new book the fact that it another character in the wandering inn series

I've been dying to read this book and I've had it on pre-order for what seemed like ages 😅. I finally read the blurb and I hope/know that pirateaba's gonna write a book that reaches all the way to eleven. That it won't be like that sorry excuse of a book that AbyssRaven wrote. I only bring this up because in both books the main characters are singers. And I'm definitely looking forward to see what pirateaba gonna write.Ohhhh my god this is soooooooo good! It was love ❤ by the beginning of the first chapter. As I was fully vested into the story. Not since Ryoka Griffin, another character in pirateaba's Inn-verse, has the main character fought so within herself to not accept the class system of the game governing the system in this universe. As she, Cara just couldn't believe that a mere single song or any number of songs could elevate her class to a hero status. Life just shouldn't work like that.And pirateaba is an artist painting the words as they land on the pages between the covers. And yeah, pirateaba can wring out every emotion from their readers! Yes, there's even some tears.Ohhhh and Andrea Parsneau has always been one of my very favorite narrators, but in Gravesong she seriously out did herself, being elevated to master tier levels!What a great stand-alone novel! And you could try it out even if you've never read any other Inn-verse books!Here's a quote that amused me:"She had a tendency to swear when she got upset, which was sometimes often."

It was a great listen, the narrator really took pride in the voices and performance. It isn’t just for LitRPG fans as my wife loves it too.

I’m caught up with The Wandering Inn series and WAITED for this book for what seemed like an eternity. I enjoyed this book almost as much as the Wandering Inn series. I got a bit annoyed/frustrated with the self-pity of the main character, but maybe that will make more sense in the next book. Beyond that, my gest issue with this story is that it ended and now I must wait for the next book.🧐

This is a great standalone introduction to "The Wandering Inn", an intimidating series that is longer than Wheel of Time and still going. Give this a shot and if you like it you will have a new favorite series to read for the foreseeable future

I'm three chapters in and I'm done. I can't take another 17 hours of this audiobook. The narrator is quite good, but I genuinely dislike the main character--whatever her name is--and I've spent three chapters wandering around in the dark with her. Whiny, preachy, panicky heroines do nothing for me. Based on the foreshadowing, I'm sure the author is setting her up for great, big Girl Power, but I won't be there for it.