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    Riches to Rags
    Riches to Rags
    Riches to Rags
    Audiobook12 hours

    Riches to Rags

    Written by Casey L. Bond

    Narrated by Rudy Sanda and Amy Melissa Bentley

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    About this audiobook

    Most girls dream of being princesses, but one princess just wants to be a normal girl.

    Ella Carina, crown princess of Aelawyn, knows brutality and lies-she's seen the way her father rules. Princess. Possession. To her father, the words had the same meaning. She was only as valuable as the alliance formed with her betrothal. Her freedom comes from an unlikely place: an attack on the castle.

    When the conquering King offers to protect her from the betrothal her father arranged for political gain, she consents. Hiding her within a peasant family is the only way to keep her and her secret safe.

    In this simpler life, Ella flourishes and catches the eye of the local Blacksmith's son. For once, she can be herself and make her own choices, but the life of a princess-even one kept secret-was never meant to be easy.

    Trevor, crown prince of Galder has been searching for Ella, but not because of their betrothal. She is in grave danger from the very people who hid her away. His plan is to show her the truth and help her to safety.

    Nothing goes as planned. When Trevor finds her, it's to discover she's fallen in love with a peasant. Now he has two goals: help her regain her throne . . . and show her that she belongs with him.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateJul 31, 2018
    ISBN9781541445130
    Riches to Rags

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    • 2/5
      This one has been torture! I only gave it 2 stars because I was able to finish it. But it was not easy.
      Where should I start?
      The story is illogical, superficial and boring.
      The characters are undeveloped.
      The author writes like a high school student.
      .....
      I would excuse some of it if this was a children's book, but even then..... no

      1 person found this helpful

    • 2/5
      I take back what I said. I hate it.
      SPOILER ALERT

      I hate what they do to Asher and Ella. They go through to much! And I HATE it!!!! And poor Ella loses everything important to her! Just, ugggggggggh! And from what I have read, Asher and Ella don’t stay together. Ugggggggggh! It is making me so mad!! And don’t even get me started on milly! I wanted her to stay nice!! Just ugh!
    • 4/5
      I wasn't sure about this one for the first couple of chapters but then I really started to like it. The pace picked up and I felt it was a really new and interesting twist on the Cinderella fairytale. It wasn't as predictable as I was expecting so I enjoyed that. The ending definitely had an interesting twist that I wasn't expecting. I wasn't sure if I liked it when I first read it but I after thinking about it more I like that the author did it that way.