A Tale of the Secret Saint (Light Novel) Vol. 1

De: Touya

Narrado por: Katy Vaughn, Eric O'Keeffe

The secret is out!

Born into a long line of knights, Fia is determined to become a knight herself, just like all her siblings. But a brush with death awakens memories of her past life as a Saint—a woman who wields rare, powerful healing and protection magic—along with the ability to use that magic herself!

The downside is that Fia also remembers her past life's untimely death, and the danger she will be in if anyone finds out what she really is. She vows to stay on her knighthood path and keep her powers a secret forever! But how can she resist using her newfound powers when they're just so useful?

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Cute and interesting story, good characters

Really cute series with likeable characters, and as a bonus it is appropriate for the whole family.

Cute, Lighthearted, and Funny

This was an easygoing, cute little light novel with a few funny moments sprinkled in. If you want a fairly chill, low-stakes read then this would be a good choice. I really enjoy books like this one, so I'm grateful to Seven Seas for bringing stories like this to me and others like me.

fun and lighthearted

it’s easy to listen to and not serious. there are a few minor translation errors, like saying shield instead of aegis, “the saint is the aegis of the knights” but that’s not the author or VA’s fault. overall fun and enjoyable, don’t expect deep or grim dark or something

Cliche but enjoyable & relaxing Young Adult adventure

A light novel good for relaxing easy listening. The storyline is a bit like a cliché Cinderella, with her 2 evil/cold brothers and transformation from useless person to secret hero. The protagonist is a huge idiot, and often makes situations worse through her inability to accurately understand the situation/making dumb assumptions.
It's nice to have male and female voices, though they only switch when the viewpoint switches, not during conversations between male & female characters; listening to a male unconvincingly try to sound female, or female unconvincingly try to sound male, is ear cancer and only makes audiobooks worse.