A Kingdom on Broken Wings (Clean Fantasy Romance)

De: Amy Horikami

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The Kingdom of Wayhelm is starving, and it's all because the Crown Prince, whose magic is tied to the Kingdom's prosperity, is a traitor to the crown. He is wanted for treason and the Kingdom cannot heal until he is found.

Tyra will do anything to keep her family from starvation. One day, when she is searching for food in the woods near her home, she stumbles upon a cave, only to find the Crown Prince locked up and beaten within one inch of his life.
She's drawn to him, her magic pulsing to heal the traitor; but he's dangerous.

Not everything is what it seems.

Dive into this story of enemies to lovers, fated mates, and lots of swoon-worthy moments.

*This book is a clean romance

ENJOY!

I really loved the story

I am upset because this book did not say it was part of a series and now I have to wait for the next book. I rarely listen or read a series unless all of the books are available. The story was amazing. I was also surprised by the narration. HOWEVER I still prefer a person so that male and female voices can be distinguished.

My heart!

This book was pretty fast paced but I thoroughly enjoyed it. My heart swelled with all the emotions, but the betrayal at the end got me. I hope Tyra and Raith will get their happily ever after once everything is all over!

I loved the story line and sweet love story

I like the story, but the virtual voice kept changing the name of the Prine "Rey" or "Raw"or "Raya". But I still liked it in spite of that.

Fun

wholesome, fun and playful plot that has the predicability and ever after feel that many look for. i enjoy the charactors and the fantasy world. I think the chat got reading work even if odd.

Story has potential, narration is terrible

Writing has a lot of repetition in it, not very descriptive. And the narration doesn’t distinguish between voices at all, which is more of a problem than you’d think. When the prince speaks it is higher pitched than or the same as the main character. Immediately followed by “his voice deep and rumbling”. It really makes it difficult to follow whats happening. The inflection isn’t great either.