Court of Secrets and Flames

By: Nina Frost

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

She’s a pawn in a deadly game. A game for which she doesn’t know the rules.

One moment, Lark Axton is just a trainee at Flighthaven—a noble daughter of Aclaris training to fight the winged enemies from Tirene—who’s embroiled in a forbidden love affair with her gorgeous trainer, Sterling.

The next, she’s reeling from the worst kind of betrayals. Now, she doesn’t know who she is. Or who to trust.

Because Sterling isn’t a flight trainer. He isn’t even Sterling. He’s Prince Knox of Tirene. And he’s kidnapped Lark on the orders of his older brother, King Jasper, who claims Lark is Tirenese and seems determined to court her.

Held hostage in the Royal Palace, Lark soon realizes she may be the subject of a prophesy written before her first breath. One that could cost her life. Her heart torn by betrayal and her mind consumed by more questions than answers, Lark is soon ensnared in a dangerous game.

But perhaps the greatest danger of all is Sterling. One look from him can ignite a blaze hotter than the fire magic she’s suppressed her entire life. Caught up in a realm of intrigue where there’s a fine line between love and hate, Lark must choose between the world of her past and the one that holds her future...a future threatened by a sinister, slumbering evil that’s awakening to consume them all.

Bestselling author Nina Frost delivers an irresistible blend of intrigue, passion, and action in this stunning second installment of her captivating Dragons of Tirene series.

the story is good

the AI interpretation is terrible. Stop ruin audible exprience and good stories with such a horrible reading.

Awful virtual voice

It was hard to listen to a good story performed by a virtual voice! Mispronunciations, improper inflection, and female protagonist had a deeper voice than the male protagonist!

Story line was intense and a good adventure!

Virtual voice sucks, it was hard to tell whose voice was who’s. I had to read along just to help me.

Virtual Voice is the literal worst

If I could time travel and un-invent AI I would. Virtual voice ruins audiobooks.

I can’t deal with the ai narration

The narration makes it really hard to follow the story! It also lacks the emotion and feels the characters are expressing.