Heart on Fire

By: Amanda Bouchet

Narrated by: Mia Barron

Length: 13 hrs and 26 mins

Publisher's summary

The highly anticipated conclusion to the epic and exciting Kingmaker Chronicles series

The destiny Catalia "Cat" Fisa has spent her entire life running from has finally caught up to her. But in order to truly accept her fate and become Queen of Thalyria, Cat and her dedicated husband Griffin Sinta will have to go to war with the severely oppressed Fisa - and it's violent alpha, Cat's homicidal mother.

But when Cat's magic refuses to work like it should, she has to unleash the power she's been afraid of. And when her misuse of the god's gifts lands her in Tartarus, a land reserved for eternal punishment, Cat will have to accept herself - past, present, and future - if she wants any chance of making it out alive.

©2018 Amanda Bouchet (P)2018 Recorded Books

Good ending

This last book was not what I expected—and that’s a good thing. It was so much better!

Great new (to me) trilogy

I read a lot of fantasy, so I spend a fair amount of time hunting for new books and/or authors. Most of the time I'm sorting through new lists of the same books I've either read or rejected before. Imagine my delight at finding someone who not only writes well and knows how to plot a story but does it while weaving bits of the Greek pantheon throughout. Although this story takes a trilogy to tell. it does not trip my 'cliffhanger' reject alarm. I'll be looking for additional books by this author.

Wow it’s amazing

Outstanding trilogy! And this is one of the best readers I’ve ever heard! Outstanding work!

Story was gripping

Narrator was great. It is worth the credits to follow this series if you love the mythological theories and stories. I found it exciting and tearful as well as a love story that has other love stories within it.

What happened to everyone?

She needed another two chapters. It’s rude not to include beta team at the end. Loose strings everywhere!!!

3 stars

By the time I got to this book, I think the dynamic relationship of Cat and Griffin sort of diminished compared to how I read them from book 1. The interest for me has also gone down while reading this book. It was just ok. The first book was my favorite.

incredible series! I couldn't stop listening

This series will not disappoint. The heroin is a map of human struggles and strengths and weak or on top she comes across as real and vulnerable. Her man is such a perfect compliment to every step she takes in her journey. The narration is heartfelt and honest and the characters are fleshed out and distinguishable. I will read this again.

All I have to say is...

If I ever win the lottery, I'd pay for the production of this series! So captivating, I didn't want it to end!!!

MYTHICAL, SENSUAL, POWERFUL

Absolutely loved the series but I was disappointment to hear repeated self pity, and doubt Kat portrayed midway through the book to a point it became annoying. the rest was perfect.

Yee Gods and Titans

What a brilliant, satisfying finish to this heart pounding series! Just wow! If you're into damaged souls behaving recklessly in their deeply rooted efforts to make a better world for not just those they love, but for everyone, this series is for you. If you enjoy super strong, protective alpha men who will give everything including their last breath to save those they love--and will use that last breath to utter their eternal love, this series is for you. If the idea of strong men and strong women standing in the face of impossible odds to do what they know is right, even if it risks the wrath of the gods, this series is for you.

This novel, the third and final book in this series, pretty much set my Kindle ablaze. Between the searing battle scenes, the fiery betrayals, scorching intrigue, and the smokin' hot passion, this story has it all neatly wrapped up in a full three-alarm fire of a read. There is not a dull moment as Cat and Griffin race toward their destinies to unite the three kingdoms in peace and finally rid the world of Andromeda's hateful reign. There's been great character growth since we were first introduced to a whiny Cat and the glib warlord Griffin of book one. Both were strong and capable of many things then. But they've lived through so much since then, and consequently grown wiser, stronger, bolder, and more confident. They're sure now of who they are, what they must do, and how they can achieve it. Awesome.

It would be possible, but not recommended to read this as a stand-alone book. The most enjoyment, however, will be found in reading the full series. Although there is not much traditional adult language in the story line, violence and passion are pretty rampant--we're talking about a story with Greek gods after all. Remember your mythology? I would suggest you consider this an 18+ book for factors considering adult situations. But altogether, this is a tightly woven, deliciously played out tale with fascinating characters that will touch on every emotion the reader possesses. Very well done for those who enjoy romantasy.