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The Seventh Bride
- Narrated by: Kaylin Heath
- Length: 6 hrs and 47 mins
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy
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Publisher's Summary
Young Rhea is a miller's daughter of low birth, so she is understandably surprised when a mysterious nobleman, Lord Crevan, shows up on her doorstep and proposes marriage. Since commoners don't turn down lords - no matter how sinister they may seem - Rhea is forced to agree to the engagement.
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- Amber
- 03-13-16
Creative Story
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- Suz
- 03-10-16
Great Performance
The narration was so good! A really fun story. I began reading the story from my Kindle but partially through changed to listen on audible. The story transformed. The narrator really brought it to life. I highly recommend.
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- Diana Whiteley
- 05-19-17
My first T. Kingfisher book
I've followed this author's artwork for more than a decade and have long enjoyed her Twitter screeds but this is the first book I've read/listened to by her.
I LOVED it but before purchasing I recommend that you are familiar with the author's "flavor", if you will. I often dive into fairy tale retellings for the ethereal beauty of them and if that's what you're after - sexy beauty and fantastical sexy drama - this is not quiiiite that. I'd describe it as warty, overrun with common sense, and more absurd than fantastical. If you know the author's style you'll know exactly what I mean.
I would whole-heartedly recommend this book for preteen and teen readers. They'll get it, because the only person who hates bull* more than T Kingfisher will be the teenagers. Adult fantasy readers, make sure this is the escapism you're looking for! Otherwise it's going to be like expecting cherry pie and taking a bite of onion instead.
The narrator does a masterful job and nails the main character's inner dialogue. If you're still on the fence I think the narration pushes it into go-for-it territory.
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- MaryViewer
- 04-13-16
interesting
it is suited for teens and young adults who enjoy a good story about a girl who manages to triumph over some pretty confusing and scary circumstances.
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- Skipper
- 03-06-18
Good book, superbly narrated
Good story, perfectly told. To pass the time in the family car, you can't go far wrong. But there are some grim scenes. The wizard deals in black blood magic. Necromancy, maybe. But the pragmatic heroine and the loyal hedgehog truly lighten things up.
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- Elisabeth Carey
- 12-28-17
An excellent fairy tale retelling
Rhea is just fifteen, a miller's daughter, and no more than pleasing in appearance, so it's very, very strange when a lord shows up and wants to marry her. Neither she nor her parents think this is normal or good, but they're not in a position to say no to a lord who is, moreover, a friend of their own lord.
It's even more disturbing when he insists Rhea come for an overnight visit at his home before the wedding.
All of this is nothing to how disturbed Rhea is when she arrives and finds that Lord Crevan has six previous wives, only one of whom is respectably dead.
Rhea soon learns that Crevan takes something from each of his wives when they marry. He has no plans to let her return home before the wedding. And he has tasks for her to do each night. If she fails to complete a task, he will immediately marry her.
What does he plan to take from her?
Maria and Sylvie may be potential allies. Ingvie is doing Crevan's work. Lady Elegans is dead. The other two? They are now the Golem Wife and the Clock Wife.
Her only other ally, her only certain ally, is the hedgehog she met on the way to Lord Crevan's manor.
Rhea is a smart, capable young woman, inexperienced in the world outside her village, but not ready to give up. She's completely believable for the circumstances she comes from. Both character development and world-building are excellent as one would expect from Kingfisher. This is a fairy tale plot used extremely well.
Recommended.
I bought this audiobook.
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- Julie Dismukes
- 03-14-16
Ursula Vernon is a national treasure.
Delightful story, skillfully read. Convince your friends and family to buy T Kingfisher books. Hopefully we can encourage her to write more.
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- Jim "The Impatient"
- 07-02-16
SHE BELIEVED THE HEDGE HOG
SHE COULDN'T DO ANYTHING ABOUT BEING 15
I greatly enjoyed this book, but understand that it is not for everyone. I am a big fan of fairy tales and that is what this is, including: Witches, Sorcerers, Glacier Monsters, Demons, Gremlins, Rat Speakers, Man Eating Whippoorwills, Bird Golems, Conjure Wife and a Clock Wife. Skim the top and you may think it cute, but down deep it can be disturbing. Their is plenty of humor, not LOL, but chuckle with an occasional laugh. Down deep it may have more in common with Hosseini's A Thousand Splendid Suns.
TIME IS A LARGE COUNTRY
I thought the writer was clever and very entertaining. Narrator does an excellent job.
I WOULD FOLLOW THIS HEDGEHOG INTO THE MOUTH OF HELL.
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- escoocoo
- 06-01-20
Wildly Imaginative!
A wildly imaginative and very original story in the magic/fairy tale genre by a very talented author. And, speaking of talented, Kaylin Heath, the narrator, is very much so, and more.
Loved it, loved it!! Will be looking for more works by this author.
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- Nichola Millen
- 03-23-20
Such fun!
I think T. Kingfisher is wildly unappreciated. Her humour and writinf are both consistently excellent!
I love her characters, all of which are memorable and tangible.
I'm not sure I am ready for the scary books, but at least I have a decent backlist to go through.
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- Kindle Customer
- 02-20-19
Great book
Highly enjoyable,quirky read. The narration perfectly suits the story, usually narration annoys me ,but this works. It enhances the world and characters of the book
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- shameen
- 10-31-18
pretty good
pretty good story, was a bit dull in the start but once it got going it was fantastic.
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- Amazon Customer
- 01-22-20
Not for me
At times, the story was just too ridiculous. I wanted to love it but but barely finished listening.