Hello everyone, today I recorded a video featuring all the books by Indie authors and Micro-publishers that I have. You can view it here.
Happy watching!
writer, book reviewer, daydreamer
Hello everyone, today I recorded a video featuring all the books by Indie authors and Micro-publishers that I have. You can view it here.
Happy watching!
‘Vampires don’t belong in fairytales…’
‘Miss Prince’ is a young adult fantasy that tells the tale of Lucinda, a fifteen year old who seeks a part-time job so she can save up enough money for a plane ticket to America to meet her internet friends.
Unfortunately, when she sees a sign advertising for a ‘general assistant’, little does she know that dragon slaying, pretending to be a prince, vampire hunting and witch seeking are part of the deal. Oh, and she’ll end up with a runaway fairy hiding in her bedroom, too. You see, in the Otherworlds, the worlds of legends where all manner of magical things exist, stories have gone wrong. They’re breaking, and Lucinda has been hired to help fix them.
This book is a very easy read, and has just as much excitement and adventure as you’d expect from a book of this genre. I loved the twists in the tales (there’s a witch who won’t use magic, and a vampire who flatly refuses to terrorise the villagers like he’s supposed to), and the characters are fun and likable.
It’s also part of a trilogy, so I’ll have to pick up books two and three at some point.
A great read for any YA fantasy fan.
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