
Ice Red
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Maxine Mitchell
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Jael Wye
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Mirror, mirror, full of stars, who will claim the throne of Mars?
The princess: Engineer Bianca Ross, heir to a megacorporation and the Mars elevator, needs to acquire a mine on the surface to secure her place in the company. All that stands in her way is the mine's charming owner, Cesare Chan.
The evil stepmother: Victoria Ross is plotting to gain control of Mars. She plans to assassinate Bianca and seduce Cesare to further her goals, and Bianca's trip is the perfect opportunity.
The charming prince: Cesare shouldn't get involved. Bianca's visit could reveal the escaped slaves he's hiding at his mine, but he can't ignore a damsel in distress - especially one as beautiful as Bianca.
Alone, neither would stand a chance against Victoria. But together, they could rewrite a tale that's meant to end with Bianca's blood.
©2013 Jael Wye (P)2013 Audible, Inc.Lo que los oyentes dicen sobre Ice Red
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- 05-04-19
Mehh it was just there.
Mehh it was ok. I can't really put my finger on what I didn't like about it. I kept zoning out and then I'd feel like I missed something important when I really didn't.
I also had a hard time when the narrator changed. There was no pause or change in voice. So you would be a paragraph in and it would finally register that it was a new character.
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