The Seventh Princess

A Reincarnation Progression Fantasy

De: D.C. Haenlien

Narrado por: Diana Richardson, Blaine Maddox

A tale of ambition and power

A soul from Earth awakens as Seventh Princess Adelheid of the Vuldar Empire. With a weak body but a monstrous reservoir of mana that threatens her very life, Adelheid engraves an oath into her very soul. She shall seize the throne at all costs, but with ambitious cousins and discontent nobles, her father and brother are far from her only rivals.

Experience Adelheid's journey through victory and loss to achieve her deepest desires.

©2022 D.C. Haenlien (P)2022 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

Awesome

What an absolutely amazing beginning to this series. There is a ton of depth and intrigue to this story. I cant wait for the next book in this series.

Fantastic narration duo. Seamless character voices from both narrators. They helped the story to flow effortlessly.

Enjoyable Isekai story

It follows the typical Isekai story with some western style flavoring. it was pretty enjoyable.

addictive

I wasn't expecting much from this title but i found it extremely satisfying. the way the mc comes into the world all the way through to the climax and epilogue was really well done. once I started it, I was kidnapped until the very end. I'm highly looking forward to the next volume and recommend this with the relief of my ear buds battery.

hail to the princess

It has a nice beginning the stories progressing very well can’t wait to see what part two brings us🤩🤩🤩

Slow Burning, But Pleasing...

The foundation of the story seems like it's set to be one epic fantasy, but the pacing in this book can feel almost too slow.

The narrators perform well, bringing both the quirky and mature characters to life. But, the over emotional dialogue during the narrative lines over saturates the audiobook as a whole and almost drowns out the beautifully done characters.

There is a wonderful plot underneath several glaring issues. Hopefully, book 2 will bring more of the good points to the forefront.

Can’t wait for book two!

I’m a big fan of isekai; reincarnation, transmigration, western, I’m here for it all. That being said, I think this one of the best introductions to a new world so far.

Top tier world building, mature themes done well, and it is intriguing. I genuinely can’t wait for more.

it's not bookworm but it hooked me just as hard.

So I read the description and got serious Accendance of a Book Worm vibe. Feeble girl with big mana. Well the feeble part doesn't last, though she is a mage so she's not meant to be a big fighter. But where Rosemyne (bookworm) couldn't fight off a common grandmother. Adelheide can stand up to like 90% of the population early in the story. In many ways it's a bit like Bookworm meets Game of Thrones. I won't reveal anything, but as they get deeper into the series, it goes into tropes I wasn't expecting. Ones you'd usually use to sell your story to a certain subgenre but completely a suprise instead.

It mostly reads like a more mature novel, but there are certainly a few anime feeling tropes. Like a certain running gag about carriages, or the Matilda character well you'll get it. I don't say I hate it, but it really doesn't fit all that well either. Though I don't dislike Matilda, it just cheapens her too.

The first 3 books are a cut above in reader performance, clearly they went to a lot of extra work to prepare the voice performances with detailed ques. The use both a female and male voice performers, and cool effects for when a mage verbally casts a spell. And then book 4 started and it all dropped in quality. Still 2 performers, but they changed the main female and gone are the detailed voices for different characters from her. Also a just plain worse mic, and her cadence is significantly faster too. Adelheide goes from sounding like a breathy little girl, to sounding like a grown woman. she's just turning 13 yo at that point for context. It's jarring as a listener. Also gone are the audio effects during spell casting. Though to be fair because Adelheide has grown as a mage there's less casting to listen too. Still I feel the need to call out the producers.

almost gave up on it but...

I almost gave up on it. The narrator was reading the book like she would to a five year old. It was like listening to a fairytale. The writing style was like a fairytale. I seriously thought about returning the book after the first 10 minutes. It is another reincarnated or isekai type story. The main character is strong but not overpowered. Most of the "wow" moments did not involve strength or power. The MC is not a good person, she is a noble and acts like one. In the end, it turned out to be a pretty good story and I will continue the series once the next book is released. If you can get past the fairytale vive then I would recommend this book.

It’s actually really good

If you like a feel good story then this is a kind Book for you. I don’t know why it got so many bad reviews but if you like realist hero then this is the book for you. Book 2 books 2

Weird start but was pretty happy by the end

Narration was good, Team did a nice job giving voices to the characters and playing the younger protagonist well. I did speed it up at the beginning since the lore and exposition was done at a pretty slow pace and felt like it dragged. The story picked up after that and I am looking forward to seeing where it goes.