I really really enjoyed this book. The magic system is so unique and cool! It was super easy to connect with the characters and i was constantly rooting for the romance!

The dual POV audiobook narration was good.

I struggled with the content of this dark fantasy.

The female MC is an assassin at night and a healer by day. I liked her duality, but I didn't like that it seemed as if the only reason for her working as an assassin was her trying to get her father's approval. She's a skilled healer and her knowledge seems very modern for a fantasy novel. Yet, the world seems rather medieval when looking at the entitled way most male characters use and abuse power.

Thank netgalley and bolindaaudio for a copy of this audiobook in exchange for an honest review.
I thought that the narration quality was excellent. The actors differentiated their voices well and created believable characters with their voices.
I did find the story itself difficult to get in to.. the world building was clever - I liked the idea of god's singing and guiding the characters. The writing was also very strong.
But I struggled with mfc development - I didn't find the idea of her being a ruthless assassin by night quite credible. I felt like I was missing something - was it only her dad forcing her to kill? And I feel she definitely could have just offed the prince. There was also something about the violence of the male characters that made me a bit uncomfortable. The way it was written was almost as though it was ok. I'm sure that wasn't the intention but it didn't sit right.

I struggled to get into this one, it didnt really grip me as id expected it to,

I can see how others would enjoy it though there was dual perspectives, a unique concept and action.

Fantasy, enthralling fantasy. Although it took a little while listening to be grabbed by this audio book, when it did, it didn’t let me go. At the centre of the story a woman who sees the world through God’s songs. Most who hear these songs hear only one, but she, healer and assassin, hears both a song of healing and a song of killing and death. Can she ever find a way find to reconcile these antagonistic strengths? Will the Prince be killed or healed, and who will suffer most? Thank you to Bolinda Audio and NetGalley for the audio ARC. The views expressed are all mine, freely given.