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The Hidden Crown: The Return of Magic: Book I
- Narrated by: Danni Deguire
- Length: 5 hrs and 46 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Trapped in her life as a servant in a magicless kingdom, Anslee yearns for the freedom she felt roaming the woods as a child. Convinced marrying a nobleman is her only way out, she should be ecstatic when she catches the eye of new-in-town Lord Avery Varrock. But this lord has brought more than riches to town - and his revelations will turn Anslee's life upside down.
When she finds the kingdom’s hidden crown – one with a hefty reward for returning it – the crown calls to her with magic that she swore didn’t exist. Anslee must find the courage to face the truth she has uncovered – or return to her hidden life.
Facing dangerous shadow beasts, lies and half-truths, set amidst dazzling palace balls, moody woods and woefully banal corridors, Anslee’s world becomes one where shadows are best left untouched and crowns should remain hidden.
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- MK Schultz
- 2024-01-07
Innocent and Sweet
In the YA Fantasy novel, The Hidden Crown, the author K.E. Blair presents a mash-up of various fairy tales mixed with a touch of flair in her own style. I found the colours and presentation of the cover artwork well done. I listened to the audiobook version of the book and felt the narrator, Danni Deguire performed a positive service to the story. The story itself was entertaining in some respects and although somewhat predictable, I am sure it will satisfy many readers of the genre. A stronger part of the book for me was the relationship and interaction between the main character, Anslee, and her palace kitchen supervisor Magda. I would consider reading Book 2 of this series to see if it could win me over a little more than the first did. I found the writing to be well done but for me the overall story left me wanting something more.
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