Daughters of the Dagger Prequel (Daughters of the Dagger Series)

By: Elizabeth Rose

Narrated by: Stan Chandler

Prequel to the Daughters of the Dagger series

Mirabelle de Burgh is desperate to give her husband an heir. She's heard of the superstition that to buy a jeweled dagger from a blind old hag would ensure her of conceiving a child. One child for each dagger bought.

The old hag she hunts down has many jeweled daggers, but Mirabelle has limited coins and wants many children. Her greed gets her in trouble and she finds herself in a predicament which causes many circumstances in her life to change.

Four jeweled daggers and four daughters, each with a story, and a surprise later in life that none of them would ever suspect, in Daughters of the Dagger.

©2013 Elizabeth Rose Krejcik (P)2015 Elizabeth Rose Krejcik

Incredible start to series

I love the beginning of this and can not wait to start Ruby's story. The laugh the narrator does when she is buying the daggers is great he did a wonderful job.

great story,

this is a women wants to have children for her husband , what will she do to get them , and what is the cost. this story will have you listening to the end to see what happens next. great job Stan it was easy to get lost in the story with your telling of the story. a must read if you want a story that you can get caught up in

love it

loved it can't wait to hear the rest. I just love Elizabeth Rose. will definatly be looking forward to onxys story

Loved, Loved it!

Any additional comments?

Mirabelle was desperate to give her husband children. She went to an old blind hag to buy a jeweled dagger as she had heard that it would insure she would have a male child. She only had enough money to buy four of them. The hag told her she had to name the girl children after each stone in the daggers ---- Ruby, Amethyst, Amber and Sapphire for them to find true love. Mirabelle wanted a forth one and tried to steal it. She got caught up in her greed and her story is one to behold. Such pagan and intrigue is written in this tale. It is setting us up in great stories to come.

Excellent prequel!!!!

What an excellent way to set up a new series. I read book one first (see my review of 'Ruby , daughters of the dagger ') and came back to the prequel. I'm glad I did although it's not strictly necessary.

Wonderful is the word for the books and the narrator.