
The Pale Princess
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Narrated by:
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Virtual Voice
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By:
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D.K. Holmberg

This title uses virtual voice narration
About this listen
Stories claim the Pale Princess was a powerful sorcerer who once saved the world from a dangerous magic. Only a few know the truth.
Lan and Sophie lead a simple life with their grandparents, though both long for more. When their grandparents are murdered during a strange magical attack, their lives will be forever changed.
For Sophie, she's brought to a palace where she lives a luxurious life, while trying to understand what the strange sorcerer Ridaln wants from her. When she discovers a talent with magic, she learns poses that give her access to power that she had only heard about in the stories her Nana told.
For Lan, who's always wanted to learn the sword, the opportunity to train as a soldier makes him think he'll be able to learn and serve. What he finds is brutality and torment, though he does learn to fight. A chance encounter on the battlefield takes him away from that brutality, where he's given a chance to learn another way—and finally become the mythical Taihg soldier he's dreamed of being.
As Sophie tries to understand her purpose in the palace, and Lan longs for battle, they become a part of a dangerous war—and may be the only ones capable of stopping a dark power a dangerous sorcerer wants to once more unleash upon the world.
The Pale Princess begins an epic progression style fantasy series.
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- Maria
- 08-25-24
Very interesting story, enough to struggle through the flat computer voice
The story has enough questions and interesting characters to keep you listening but it was honestly a struggle to get through the computer voice. The lack of differentiation between characters in a conversation was often confusing as was the complete lack of (appropriate) tone. The story was done a disservice by not having a human reader.
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- Wanda
- 02-28-25
Too many questions
The characters did nothing but ask questions. Like a 3-4 year old. Got tiring.
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