The Princess Must Strike

Storm Princess, Book 2

De: Everly Frost, Jaymin Eve

Narrado por: Megan Tusing

A Power Lost. An Enemy Gained.

In a gargoyle city beneath the streets of Chicago, Storm Princess Marbella Mercy walks a dangerous path to find the only source of magic that will save Baelen Rath's life.

Now in control of her storm power, she must infiltrate gargoyle territory, heal Baelen, and escape. It's a simple get in, get out plan...until she crosses paths with the brutal gargoyle king.

Already in possession of savage power, the king is hell bent on adding the storm to his list. Wanting the princess for his own, he is prepared to do anything to bend her to his will.

When the king's ruthless actions push Marbella to the edge, she is left with only one choice - the princess must strike.

©2018 Jaymin Eve and Everly Frost (P)2018 Jaymin Eve and Everly Frost

An enjoyable read

I have trouble with falling asleep during audio books, but not with this “page turner.” I loved the first book in the series. I only came upon it because it is read by Megan Tusing. She is an excellent reader.

OMG!!!!

It is so good! There are so many twists and turns and things you aren’t expecting. I am about to devour this next book!

Love!!

Love it!! The cliffhanger is killing me!! The last half of the book had me at the edge of my seat the entire time. The narrator did such a good job!! Starting the next book ASAP!

Action-Packed & Intense

This book hit me with all the emotions. It’s an action-packed blend of determination, perseverance, and sacrifice.

Good narration

This Has My ♥️

All the feels and love to these ah-mazing characters!! You won't want to stop listening! Jaymin Eve and Everly Frost are phenomenal storytellers. My heart is broken and I can't wait to listen to the last book!

Why does it always have to be rape?

Women can and have been raped since time immemorial. We get it already. But you would think that, in a book written by a woman for women readers, rape wouldn’t be the entire driving force of the book. Except it is. So far the main character has yet to be rape, just violently sexually assaulted over and over again. But we are given to understand that every other female character in this book has been raped and all by one man. Is it so much to ask in a world where elves and gargoyles exist and shoot lightning from their fingertips that rape just isn’t something that happens constantly to just about every woman we meet or hear about? Our authors ruined an otherwise great book by devaluing the women they write about every bit as much as the evil men they use to hurt those women.