Princess Melia's Plight

A Fantasy Short Story Featuring Princesses and Dragons

By: Julie C. Gilbert

Narrated by: Kate Poels

The fate of the seven kingdoms rests upon the Shadow Princess....

Melia is content being princess of an obscure kingdom.

But then, a madman raises an army of men and dragons, conquering much of the world.

Melia would die to save her family and her people, but what if the true cost is higher?

This book is the counterpart to Princess Melia’s Plight graphic novel. Each chapter was turned into a single comic book, and the five comic books were bundled to create the graphic novel.

©2020 Julie C. Gilbert (P)2020 Julie C. Gilbert

Fairytale

A perfect fairytale if you are looking for an interesting short story. A fairytale where there are different types of girls some who need rescuing and those who rescue and take their fate into their own hands, not needing anyone to protect her. I liked this because it is more realistic as there are many types of girls in the world. This is one that I am going to keep in my favorites to listen to again and again.

Sweet Fantasy with Lessons

It is rare that I do not give 5 stars to Ms. Gilbert's books. This was well written and had a sweet fairy tale quality. I enjoyed listening to it, but it seemed to end a bit abruptly and I would have had a hard time sticking with it had it been a novel length book. It seemed for a younger audience. There were some good lessons for all, however, and were cleverly worked into the story.

I prefer her novels. The audio books I have are many and though I read a lot of the stories in eBook, format I plan to go back and listen to the audios.

Ms. Poels did a very good job on the narration.

I requested this audio book from Story Origin and have voluntarily left this honest review.

Intriguing

This was a novelette with princesses, a sorcerer, and dragons. Clean and short, it delivered a great ending that thoroughly satisfied! I very much enjoyed the story.

Princess Melia’s Plight

An interesting listen that is definitely geared towards a younger audience.

Julie C. Gilbert knows how to tell a good story, and I always jump at the chance to listen.

Kate Poels did a lovely job with the narration, and I would enjoy listening to more of her performances.

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and I have voluntarily left this review.

Fun, Sweet, & Short

I enjoyed this short and sweet fantasy story by Julie C Gilbert. It was creative and fun even though it was written for younger audiences. I recommend it to anyone who enjoys this genre. Kate Poels' narration was entertaining. I was given a free copy of the audiobook and I have voluntarily left this review.

A Fun Listen

What happens when magic is used for 7 queens to have children? Why, of course, those children, those princesses, will be required by some bad guy to fulfill some evil plan. And what evil plan involving princesses would be complete without a witch and a dragon? None! That's right! These are the pieces of the puzzle that is this story, which was a lot of fun.

The narrator, Kate Poels, did a wonderful job telling this tale. Her narration pulled me right into the story so much that I wish it had been longer.

If you like princesses, dragons, witches, and bad guys who don't succeed, then you should give this story a shot. I bet you'll like it.

FUNNY FAIRYTALE SHORT STORY. LOVED IT .

STORYLINE IS GOOD WELL WRITTEN AND EASY TO FOLLOW.

ACCEPTABLE FOR ALL AGES.

NARRATOR IS GOOD AND EASY TO FOLLOW.

PRINCESS PLIGHT

A CUTE SHORT SWEET STORY. GOOD NARRATION! GOOD FOR CHILDREN. ADVENTUROUS! FUN! TO LISTEN TO.

Good Bedtime story

I could not finish this, I fell asleep at the same place each time I tried. But it is a clean story for very young adults. So I would advise it for young fantasy lovers.



I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.