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The Unseelie Prince

Maze of Shadows, Book 1

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The Unseelie Prince

By: Kathryn Ann Kingsley
Narrated by: Joel Froomkin
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The throne is Valroy’s for the taking...but first, he needs a queen.

As the son of the Morrigan and heir to the vacant Unseelie throne, Valroy itches to shed the mantle of prince and take his place as king. To his great regret one ancient tradition stands in his way, demanding he first take a bride. With all the members of the Unseelie court proving to be insufferable, what is a prince to do?

Steal a human, of course.

Abigail often wonders if the townsfolk aren’t right in calling her cursed. Abandoned by her husband and with no family to call her own, everything in her life hangs by a thread. Never did she expect her downfall would come by taking pity on an old hermit. Abducted into the dangerous world of Tir n’Aill, Abigail is thrust into a terrifying Maze that defies all logic. There, she finds herself at the mercy of an Unseelie prince with a strange offer—solve his Maze and he'll grant her deepest wish....

If she can live that long.

From author Kathryn Ann Kingsley comes this tantalizing slow-burn dark fantasy that proves sometimes the line between love and hate is razor-thin.

©2022 Kathryn Ann Kingsley (P)2022 Podium Audio Fantasy Fiction Paranormal Paranormal Romance Romance Royalty
Masterful Storytelling • Creative Plot • Fantastic Narration • Dark Romance • Spicy Content • Theatrical Voice
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Narration was really distracting at the beginning but did get better (or maybe I just got used to it). I didn't like the litling phrasing that often didn't match what the phrasing should be grammatically. I did enjoy the narrator for the voice of Valroy however.

The story itself is very steamy without ever really satisfying the reader and you are left wanting more. I want the next book! I liked the ending but really was hoping for something more between the characters. I loved it and yet I find myself also annoyed at the same time.

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The voice of the narrator was so exaggerated at times that it almost was painful to continue listening to. The accent of the narrator made it hard to distinguish between characters when he tried to go back and forth.

Decent book, terrible narrator

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Just a guess, but I'd wager the people who didn't like the narrator aren't big LGBTQ+ Fantasy fans! It's freaking Joel Leslie, only the best M/M narrator ever!!! Maybe the LGBTQ fans just have better taste? I can't think of another reason for the negative reviews.

Also, this is some *DARK* sh*t. But also the best surprise 🤗. It's like I'm reading a Sylvia Mercedes Fae series and enjoying the hell out of her A+ writing skills with all the consistent character building, creative plots, and conflict unrelated to misunderstandings that one conversation would have resolved, but the best part of this book is it's for adults!!! 🔥

It has all the steam and darker elements not found in Sylvia Mercedes' books. Don't get me wrong, I love those books but I can't help but feel disappointed every time a highly- anticipated romantic encounter fades to black or we discover that the MMC had altruistic reasons for being a jerk all along instead of actually being complex and fond of torturing child traffickers in his basement for fun. So glad I took a chance on this one!

Adult Fae Fairy Tale + Joel Leslie!!!! 🔥

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I finished in a few days. the relationships and characters could have been better developed, but I still found it excellent.

great book.

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Im still not sure how I feel about this book. It was a bit of a tease and kinda just went in circles. Hopefully book 2 is better. Also, voice actor made Valroy sound like a pompous jerk.

Book is good, not a fan of the narrator

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I am not a fan of DNFing books so I forced myself to finish this one. I had a very tough time with how this bounces from third person POV to then characters POV but only of their thoughts. The only reason this got 3 instead of 2 stars was I did like the ending quite a bit. The narrator is definitely not my favorite. I don’t think I’ll be reading the rest of this series but we’ll see.

Eh

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and very enjoyable. I'm not usually into all the rage of fae romances lately, but Kathryn Ann Kingsley has done it again with her masterful storytelling. I couldn't put this one on pause, and yet I tried to prolong it because the full series isn't yet available in audiobooks, and the narrator does such a fantastic job. I do have the full ebook series, so I'm diving into it immediately while imagining the narrator's voice reading the rest with me.

Well that was different

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this was a great booking think anyone who likes dark romances should read this

I love Kathryn Ann Kingsleys books would recommend

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I love this entire series. Some people have said the narrator isn’t great but to be honest I personally love the voice he does for Valroy and the way he slurs a little for Anfar.
You’ll hate Valroy before this first book is over, but he does a bit of a turn around before the end - if not in the way you may expect. If you have a thing for predator/prey dynamics, this is the series for you. It ties off very nicely by the third book.

Predator and Prey

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I had high hopes for The Unseelie Prince, but unfortunately, it didn’t live up to its hype. The story felt overly familiar, relying on played out fae tropes without adding anything fresh or exciting. The romance, which seemed to be the main focus, came off as forced and lacked genuine chemistry. I don’t usually mind a bit of tension in romance, but this was definitely a bully romance — and that just wasn’t for me. The dynamic felt unhealthy and uncomfortable rather than intriguing or romantic. Overall, the pacing was uneven — dragging in some places and rushing through important moments in others. It felt like the book was trying to do too much without delivering on any of it believably. I was left feeling bored and uninvested, which is never what you want from a fantasy novel. I won’t be finishing the series—unless Valroy suddenly turns into a saint. But hey, maybe he’ll redeem himself in another book. Take this review however you want: a warning, a rant, or just some friendly advice!

Prince Charming? More Like Prince Alarm-ing

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