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Let me start by saying that this isn't a stand alone story. It does not finish on the last page. While you can certainly read it without having read the Wicked Trilogy, you will definitive be JLA watching afterwards to find out when you will get more.

Far different than every other 1001 Dark Nights Novella that I have read, this book feels like the beginning of a story. The romance develops slowly and takes a back seat to the mystery that is the Prince. What is he doing? Why is he where he is?

When the romance begins, it is deep and heady but it happens far into the book and you will desperately want more when the pages end. But, alas, waiting makes the heart grow fonder. And I am waiting.

I do love the world of Wicked. Fae and the order make for so many possibilities. And the Prince has his own story to tell. I hated...HATED him in the Wicked Trilogy. I was confident that I would never change my mind. Of course, a few strokes of an authors pen can change my rage at him to sympathy and compassion. And there is one point in this story where my heart hurts for him. He chooses to help Brighton but at what cost? I have learned to love him. However, I am currently VERY mad at him. And I have questions. Lots and lots of questions. How and why are among them. But you will have to read the story to get the rest. And then, you too will be waiting for more.

It was nice seeing Tink. He's spending time with Brighton as Ivy is in Florida. He tends to split his time between them. I love seeing him and hearing his silly comments. I enjoyed seeing a few snatches of Ivy and finding out what her and Ren are up to. The order is still recovering from the mess that was created with the way things ended with the Wicked Trilogy. They don't really play a role in this story for which I was irritated with them.

I enjoyed the rich culture that is New Orleans. Most of the book plays out on the streets and in the bars of that city. It is certainly a place I should visit.

Brighton is an interesting character that I learned to love. She feels like she isn't seen. Not valued as a member of the order. Her training stopped when she was twelve because of her mother's injuries. She face a mighty struggle in this story and she faces this idea of feeling like a ghost. It's an interesting idea that I can sometimes relate to. Her decisions as a result of these feeling were not always wise. I cared that she took risks. The Prince cared that she took risks. It was where their relationship began. I cheer for Brighton. I'm still cheering for her as her story is not complete. Right now, I wish I could hug her and be her friend. She needs one.

As always, this author does a good job of getting my emotions involved. I already loved this world. And I did enjoy this story. I would have loved a bit more romance and I wish I'd know it wasn't stand alone. But other than that, it's a great read.

If you enjoyed the Wicked world, you're going to want to read this one. Just be prepared. It doesn't end here.


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The Prince A Wicked Novella edition by Jennifer L Armentrout Romance eBooks Reviews

I really enjoyed this novella. More please!

★¸¸.•*¨*•★Minor spoilers alert★•*¨*•.¸¸★

Dual format owned e-book & Audible audiobook

Writing style Brighton’s POV only

Story ★★★★★

I love novellas, and this was a nice bonus to the Wicked trilogy. It was a quick and easily engaging read / listen that I highly recommend to paranormal fans.

There was a tragic event that helped inspire the heroine Brighton to change her passive role in the Order to a secretly more active and dangerous one. That ultimately led to her teaming up with Caden, the formerly wicked Summer Prince. The focus was on their combined revenge mission, but we also got a few moments that showed us their attraction was undeniably building and leading to romantic feelings for Brighton at least.

And of course, I have to mention that I crazy loved how any appearance by or mention of Tink, my favorite magical Brownie being, made me smile or outright laugh. He had to stay at Brighton’s place for a while which was an entertaining bonus. Whether Tink was in his tiny aka fun-size or his full size, I loved how Amy Landon voiced him so distinctly for each. Dixon, Tink’s adorable pet cat, was also a fun additional guest at Brighton’s place.

Per the publisher, ‘Every 1,001 Dark Nights novella is a standalone story. For new readers, it’s an introduction to an author’s world. And for fans, it’s a bonus book in the author’s series.’ So, the ending, while not exactly a cliff hanger according to the publisher’s note, was still very mysterious to me. I’m betting there will be another novel or novella expanding on the new roles Brighton and Caden will play next.

I have no doubt that new fans to the Wicked trilogy will definitely want to go back and read / listen to 1-Wicked, 2-Torn and 3-Brave in the main trilogy after this very engaging reading experience.
Wow oh WOW! That was...WOW! This was an amazing addition to the Wicked series. It was fast paced, but not rushed, action packed, sexy, angsty, intense anticipation, with many OMG moments that my poor heart almost didn't make it!

I've always like Brighton's character. She's truly grown in this story though. She's tough, yet vulnerable, caring, loyal, and compassionate. My heart broke for her many times throughout the story.

The Prince wasn't at all what I expected, but I am thoroughly pleased with him. He was protective, mysterious, sexy, with a dry sense of humor, and so sweet I was "awwww-ing" many times while reading.

The ending?! GAH! I need more NOW! I was NOT expecting that, but wowsers it was awesome! All in all, this was a phenomenal read and I can't wait to read more in this series. Thank you Jenn for this ARC. This is my honest review.
Let me start by saying that this isn't a stand alone story. It does not finish on the last page. While you can certainly read it without having read the Wicked Trilogy, you will definitive be JLA watching afterwards to find out when you will get more.

Far different than every other 1001 Dark Nights Novella that I have read, this book feels like the beginning of a story. The romance develops slowly and takes a back seat to the mystery that is the Prince. What is he doing? Why is he where he is?

When the romance begins, it is deep and heady but it happens far into the book and you will desperately want more when the pages end. But, alas, waiting makes the heart grow fonder. And I am waiting.

I do love the world of Wicked. Fae and the order make for so many possibilities. And the Prince has his own story to tell. I hated...HATED him in the Wicked Trilogy. I was confident that I would never change my mind. Of course, a few strokes of an authors pen can change my rage at him to sympathy and compassion. And there is one point in this story where my heart hurts for him. He chooses to help Brighton but at what cost? I have learned to love him. However, I am currently VERY mad at him. And I have questions. Lots and lots of questions. How and why are among them. But you will have to read the story to get the rest. And then, you too will be waiting for more.

It was nice seeing Tink. He's spending time with Brighton as Ivy is in Florida. He tends to split his time between them. I love seeing him and hearing his silly comments. I enjoyed seeing a few snatches of Ivy and finding out what her and Ren are up to. The order is still recovering from the mess that was created with the way things ended with the Wicked Trilogy. They don't really play a role in this story for which I was irritated with them.

I enjoyed the rich culture that is New Orleans. Most of the book plays out on the streets and in the bars of that city. It is certainly a place I should visit.

Brighton is an interesting character that I learned to love. She feels like she isn't seen. Not valued as a member of the order. Her training stopped when she was twelve because of her mother's injuries. She face a mighty struggle in this story and she faces this idea of feeling like a ghost. It's an interesting idea that I can sometimes relate to. Her decisions as a result of these feeling were not always wise. I cared that she took risks. The Prince cared that she took risks. It was where their relationship began. I cheer for Brighton. I'm still cheering for her as her story is not complete. Right now, I wish I could hug her and be her friend. She needs one.

As always, this author does a good job of getting my emotions involved. I already loved this world. And I did enjoy this story. I would have loved a bit more romance and I wish I'd know it wasn't stand alone. But other than that, it's a great read.

If you enjoyed the Wicked world, you're going to want to read this one. Just be prepared. It doesn't end here.