The Wish Granter

By: C. J. Redwine

Narrated by: Khristine Hvam

An epic, romantic, and action-packed fantasy inspired by the tale of Rumpelstiltskin, about a bastard princess who must take on an evil fae to save her brother’s soul, from C. J. Redwine, the New York Times bestselling author of The Shadow Queen. Perfect for fans of Graceling and the Lunar Chronicles.

The world has turned upside down for Thad and Ari Glavan, the bastard twins of Súndraille’s king. Their mother was murdered. The royal family died mysteriously. And now Thad sits on the throne of a kingdom whose streets are suddenly overrun with violence he can’t stop.

Growing up ignored by the nobility, Ari never wanted to be a proper princess. And when Thad suddenly starts training Ari to take his place, she realizes that her brother’s ascension to the throne wasn’t fate. It was the work of a Wish Granter named Alistair Teague who tricked Thad into wishing away both the safety of his people and his soul in exchange for the crown.

So Ari recruits the help of Thad’s enigmatic new weapons master, Sebastian Vaughn, to teach her how to fight Teague. With secret ties to Teague’s criminal empire, Sebastian might just hold the key to discovering Alistair’s weaknesses, saving Ari’s brother—and herself.

But Teague is ruthless and more than ready to destroy anyone who dares stand in his way—and now he has his sights set on the princess. And if Ari can’t outwit him, she’ll lose Sebastian, her brother…and her soul.

A beautiful retelling

A new version of another old fairy tale that I couldn’t stop listening. This author truly makes these stories magical!!

loved it! make it a movie!

I always like to read books that later become movies. it brings my imagination to life. this is a book that would be prefect for the big screen

Wish Granted!

The Wish Granter is the second in the Ravenspire series and, in my opinion, was better than the first. The negative thing about The Shadow Queen was that the characters weren’t built as to how I like to see them. In the Wish Granter, that was the complete opposite. This book was very character centered and I really enjoyed it. Alistair Teague was such a horrible villain—so evil—I loved it!! Ari and Sebastian’s romance wasn’t fairy tale, it was more reality. Loved that! The narration was superb as well. Overall, this audiobook was very enjoyable and we can’t wait for the next one!!!

Kept me at the edge of my seat

This novel was brilliant. It made me laugh, get in touch with my feels and kept me at the edge of my seat. I couldn't stop listening. An amazing twist of the classic fairy tale "Rumpelstiltskin".

The Wish Granter / Soprano's Style

I really liked how she made the villain ( no spoilers ) out to be a form of mobsters. The use of poverty stricken towns , addicted to his drug ( made from apples WINK WINK) also brings about a realistic subversive tone.
I did like it, but the romance was waaaaaaay loaded in this story as oppose to the first tale