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I hope a movie is made of this and don’t cut nothing out because this is a great book

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Lackluster narrator

This narrator was not nearly as entertaining to listen to as Eleni Pappagorg was for the 1st two books of the series. I missed the Southern inflections Ms. Pappagorg used for the main characters. I enjoyed the book itself quite a bit.

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Disappointing narration

Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?

I loved the story line, having listened to Once Upon a Prince I enjoyed the continuation of the story.

Would you be willing to try another one of Julie Lyles Carr’s performances?

No- having heard Eleni Pappageorge bring Once Upon a Prince to life, A March Bride was terribly disappointing from a narration perspective. There was no differentiation of accents between characters and it made dialogue very hard to follow.

Did A March Bride inspire you to do anything?

Buy Princess Ever After

Any additional comments?

I love Rachel Hauck's style and her strong female characters. Can't wait for more of her books.