Prince of Song & Sea

De: Linsey Miller

Narrado por: Dan Bittner

For fans of Disney Twisted Tales and Serena Valentino's Villains comes the first book of the Disney Prince Young Adult series where Eric tells his side of Disney’s The Little Mermaid.

Before Prince Eric’s mother, the Queen of Vellona, went missing two years ago, she reminded him about the details of the deadly curse that has plagued his entire life. The curse? If he were to kiss someone other than his true love, he would die. With a neighboring kingdom looking for any excuse to invade their shores, and rumors of ghost pirates lurking the seas, Eric is desperate for any information that may help him break his enchantment and bring stability to Vellona. The answers he has been searching for come to him in the form of a letter left from his mother that reveals Eric must find his true love, the one with a voice pure of heart,or kill the sea witch responsible for cursing him in the first place.

Now Eric is on a quest to find the Isle of Serein, the witch's legendary home. But after he is rescued by a mysterious young woman with a mesmerizing singing voice, Eric’s heart becomes torn. Does he enter a battle he is almost certain he cannot win or chase a love that might not even exist? And when a shipwrecked young woman with flaming red hair and a smile that could calm the seven seas enters his life, Eric may discover that true love isn’t something that can be decided by magic.


Read the whole series:
Prince of Song & Sea
Prince of Thorns & Nightmares
Prince of Glass & Midnight

Loved It!!!

I loved that it filled in the gaps from The Little Mermaid movie. The Little Mermaid is one of my favorite movies and I was so excited to get a story the came from Prince Eric’s point of view.

Soooo good

One of my faves this year. Can’t wait for the other books to be read

Eric and Ariel 🩷

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Pacing: 🏎️🏎️🏎️🏎️
Main Characters:
Ariel and Eric
This Little Mermaid retelling is almost identical to the OG. Am I disappointed? Nope. It’s still great. Do keep in mind that this is a review from a LOVER of fairytale retellings. This story is told from Eric’s POV with some new elements that make it just different enough to not be completely predictable. Highly recommend

Worldly

Nearly exact match The Disney film when characters had matching scenes! So fun!
Not a fan of the misuse of they/them when speaking of a single person. Also the same sex couple, stop going with the world. It’s a great book minus that.