The Borderlands Princess

The Stone Circle Series, Book 1

By: Ophelia Wells Langley

Narrated by: Sarah Sampino, John Hartley

In seven days, she will marry the King of the Fae as part of a century-old peace treaty between her people and the Fae. We all know that a lot can happen in a hundred years. And even more can happen in a week...

What her people need, or what her heart want? Destined to unite the war-torn kingdoms of humans and Fae, Princess Sorcha must do her duty. But her heart has other ideas.

The road to Fae lands is long, and her Fae escort, Lord Conall, is handsome, dashing, and brave—all things a loyal knight should be. Yet no fae wants a human queen, and more war is on the horizon. Her betrothed, High King of the Fae, has secrets of his own, and she's not sure that he's her destiny. But her handsome knight and her heart will have to stand aside, for the princess has a duty—her people need this alliance. Until terrible secrets are exposed and the princess must choose between upholding her duty or following her dreams.

One mistake, one wrong choice, and it is not just her heart that will suffer; it's her entire kingdom...

If you love fae fantasy romance stories with plot twists that keep you guessing, you will not want to miss this high-fae Arthurian and "Sleeping Beauty" reimagining, which features a strong, curvy female main character, fated mates, and forbidden love.

©2022 Ophelia Wells Langley (P)2024 Podium Audio

It was slow at times

Didn’t love this one. Will not be reading any further in series. Writing was at times clunky.

Love it

I just loved this. I always loved the story but Sarah and John just brought it to life. I cannot wait for book two.

It was so descriptive

I love the tension and the brownies, it was just the right amount of romance and fantasy that I crave<3

I’m going to read the second one

I liked this, a bit slow at times and confusing, but I’m still intrigued enough to read the next one. Narration was good, it would be better if it was dual. Just a little confusing for audible “reading”, I often had to go back and re-listen trying to understand. The world building is great and unique.