Reviews for Fire Song

The average rating for Fire Song based on 2 reviews is 1 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2020-12-02 00:00:00 John Barnes [He didn't just rape his wife, cheat on her, and pass his pregnant mistress off to a local yokel, but in a previous book he purposely raped a young virginal girl as coercion to get info. Hey, it's okay though. He felt a little bad about it as he took his armor off before he raped in front of his crush and his soldiers. How do I know this? The heroine meets his daughter, product of the rape in this book. I'm so charmed. Barf! And no comeuppance for the evil wannabe witch who sets the h up at best for more distrust with Mr. Wonderful, at worst possible rape. rant rant rant rant rant rant rant rant rant rant (hide spoiler)]

Review # 2 was written on 2011-06-23 00:00:00 Zimbalist Fitzgerald Ok...so,this was a horible cheating book with a cruel hero that I wanted to clobber with a pan. But on the other hand the author did a very realistic thing in this piece, that I just have to appraise: The hero gets a evil maid pregnant. The evil maid is not pregnant with somebody else. The hero is not going to marry the evil maid. The hero will not keep the child. The hero will not get mushy over the bastard. The heroine will not be a goody gooder and keep his bastard. Then what will they doooo,oh what will they do?? Because really, authors never write anything other then one of these scenarios! This author does. Her hero may be a a moron asshat, but he acts like he should for the time frame and for his position as a warrior and lord. And what does he do here? He get a peasant, gives him some money and gets him to marry the evil maid and take off in to the sunset with her and the child. Easy peasy. And historically correct.