Revel: Twelve Dancing Princesses Retold (Romance a Medieval Fairytale)
Twelve princesses. One wounded soldier. A mystery that must be solved.Once upon a time...Princess Bianca is sent with her sisters to the summer palace, a place no maiden has ever returned from. While her sisters seem perfectly happy, she has only one desire: escape.Vasco, a wounded soldier on his way home from war, stumbles across the summer palace and sets out to solve the mystery no man has managed to yet. If only they let him live long enough...Can the fair maiden and the wounded soldier uncover the sinister secret before it's too late? Romance a Medieval Fairytale series: Each book is a standalone, so they can be read in any order: -Enchant: Beauty and the Beast Retold (#1)-Awaken: Sleeping Beauty Retold (#2)-Dance: Cinderella Retold (#3) -Revel: Twelve Dancing Princesses Retold (#4)-Silence: Little Mermaid Retold (#5)
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This is a new one to me, I had not heard of Twelve Dancing Princesses but that did not stop me from enjoying this retelling.
Twelve princesses including Bianca are sent to the summer palace, which is a place full of mystery that is full of mystery as no woman has ever returned. Although Bianca’s sisters are quite happy to be there, she just wants to escape.
When she happens upon a wounded soldier, Vasco they befriend each other and they’re determined to solve the mystery and break the curse.
This was a great tale that captured me from the beginning and had me listening to the whole book in one sitting.
The narrator told the tale well, her voice was easy to listen to, and it was like she was actually the characters.
Overall, it was really good and I enjoyed it immensely.
Twelve princesses including Bianca are sent to the summer palace, which is a place full of mystery that is full of mystery as no woman has ever returned. Although Bianca’s sisters are quite happy to be there, she just wants to escape.
When she happens upon a wounded soldier, Vasco they befriend each other and they’re determined to solve the mystery and break the curse.
This was a great tale that captured me from the beginning and had me listening to the whole book in one sitting.
The narrator told the tale well, her voice was easy to listen to, and it was like she was actually the characters.
Overall, it was really good and I enjoyed it immensely.
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