Gravesong

Singer of Terandria Series, Book 1

By: pirateaba

Narrated by: Andrea Parsneau

Length: 19 hrs and 58 mins

Publisher's summary

Actor, singer...necromancer?

All the world's a stage...even when you're teleported to a new world.

Struggling actress Cara O'Sullivan was walking down the street of Galway one moment, and the next, she was in an ancient tomb in a faraway world. Alone in the dark with her cell phone as her last tenuous connection to home, Cara sings her favorite song. To her astonishment, her song casts a spell of light into the world...and from the depths, something hears her. Challenged by a ghostly knight, a tragic necromancer, and hordes of undead, can a young woman who does not believe in heroes become one herself?

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Home Run!

Another Wandering Inn hit! I love these books and this amazing world! Can wait to read the next one!

Fantastic! Amazing! Positive Adjectives!

Always a fan of pirateaba. Andrea is the perfect narrator. Cara is a great character. Stop reading this already and download it!

Uncommon

Unique storyline. Starts a bit slow with just the main character but develops into a robust story. The production and narration are a large part of the performance. Very entertaining.

The singing!

Andrea and pirateaba just keep getting better. Can't wait for more of this series.

This was insta love ❤... Grab this and watch pirateaba write magic!!!

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."

Truly, a song of sorrowful morning

Once again, a book from the innverse is well written and pulls on the heartstrings. Honestly, this might be a good starting point for some people because it is a side story. There are a few spoilers for the Loveland system, but I nearly cried for five times during the book and the only reason I didn’t was I was listening at work

Great singer

Andrea can sing like theirs no tomorrow. Her voice is frankly one of the most beautiful I've heard. she did justice to all the cover in this book.

Work of Art

I don't know who did a more amazing job, the author or the narrator. The Wandering Inn World is my favorite book series. Every book I listen to, it gets better. Gravesong is no exception.

Andrea is the next Idina Menzel

Pirateaba does it again, expanding their already massive Wandering Inn world with magic, new connections, and more music than ever before! Disney fans rejoice, and bask in the soothing sounds of Andie P’s magical pipes!

There is actually singing in this performance.

(While this seems like a mostly negative review, I do look forward to the next book. I have enjoyed all the pirateaba stories.) There is actually singing in this performance. Not great singing, but not the worst I've heard either. I like most of the story line. The hero of the story is sometimes tedious, but given her background, and the arc of the story, it makes some sense. An overall good story, and true to the Pirateaba universe.