The Forgotten Prince

The Goldenchild Prophecy, Book 3

De: Tanya Anne Crosby

Narrado por: Marian Hussey

Málik Danann reveals his true self... and his true heart. But even with a Fae Prince by her side, Gwendolyn of Cornwall is not assured victory against Locrinus, the Usurper.

Indeed, she may have come to understand the true meaning of her prophecy, but now she must rise to her destiny and become the First Queen to unite Pretania's fractured tribes—a daunting task, when the people have lost hope, and the land itself is dying.

The Doom of Men will not simply depend upon whether a slip of a girl can rally mortal men to fight a flesh-and-blood foe. To save her kingdom, the people must remember a time of magic, and it is within the Fae realm Gwendolyn will find the key to reignite hope—The Tuatha'an Sword of Light.

But there are forces beyond her understanding—dark creatures that would stop at nothing to keep her from her goal. While she intends to enter the Underworld with a Prince by her side, Gwendolyn’s greatest perils await. She will be tested by a Fae king whose hatred for humanity is strong.

Part 3 of an exciting, new series by Tanya Anne Crosby.

©2023 Tanya Anne Crosby (P)2023 Tanya Anne Crosby

Reseñas de la Crítica

"... an epic story. Tanya breathes life into this timeless tale of love and betrayal, blurring the lines of fantasy and history. —Jeff Wheeler, Wall Street Journal bestselling author

Repeated monologues of unending pining after MML

The storyline and world building was great in book 1, then the story became obsessed with repeated monologues of the MFL obsessing over the MML. There'd be a sentence or two to progress the story, then go back to paragraphs of soppy moping and pining. The actual story progression became so stillted that you could actually miss when the monologues paused for the plot, only to go back into the internal monologue. The monologues also repeat the same self pity of romantic inadequacy so that the reader just completly zones out for whole sections. Very exasperating.

To much repetition

It took me a bit to get going I feel like to much whining. I liked parts of the story but seemed liked too much of the same inner monologue that just seemed to ramble on…

Riveting!

This is the third in The Goldenchild Prophesy series and to say I am hooked is an understatement. I spent the last week listening while on two airplanes, while driving, while doing chores, and any other time I could sneak in a few moments.

It's that good.

As with the previous books, The Cornish Princess and the Queen's Huntsman, the narrator is wonderful. She makes it so easy to get fully immersed in the story.

This is a well-crafted tale with a very strong female lead. I highly recommend the entire series and am looking forward to the next installment!

Love this series

when is the next book coming out? I feel like it is taking forever

And so it continues...

Helping Gwendolyn, Málik Danann reveals who he really is –a Prince and that he truly is in love with Gwendolyn but tries hard not to reveal that. Even with Malik by Gwendolyn is not assured victory in gaining back her father’s kingdom as many have taken side with Prince Loc. But one thing can help her and The Tuatha'an Sword of Ligh she must retrieve from the Fae realm and the dark creatures she must encounter on her way to the Fae realm Even with Malik by her side things are not easy for either of them. Like the previous books, this one has you waiting for the next book and the narrator has done a fabulous job in the telling!

YA Angst

The constant repetition drove me crazy. It should have been a short story based on the small amount of new storyline. I will skip the final book.