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Title: Prince in the Mist
Subtitle: Legend Series Book 1
Author: Claudy Conn
Narrator: Anthony Goring
Format: Unabridged
Length: 2 hrs and 40 mins
Language: English
Release date: 10-22-14
Publisher: Claudy Conn
Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 26 votes
Genres: Romance, Fantasy
Publisher's Summary:
Some of you know and love Prince Breslyn already, others may meet him here for the first time. This is how Bres got his introduction to humans and formed his everlasting love of them. It is a short story/novella.
Fact one: By tradition and treaty, Fae do not interfere with the human world - it is against the rules.
Fact two: For a Royal Fae prince who suffers from the ennui of immortality, watching and interacting with humans - especially lovely, spirited human females - can be entertaining.
Fact three: When entertainment changes to affection, and affection becomes love, rules will be broken.
His name is Breslyn, Prince of Dagda of the Tuatha De. He is a royal Fae, immortal and endowed with more than eye candy looks. He is a being with immeasurable powers but life for him lacked something - so he looked around, and found... humans.
Watching their lives and interactions, from another dimension filled him with feelings he had thought long lost in the ennui of immortality. The more he watched - the more addicted to their antics he became. An affection for the human race grew inside the heart Fae are not supposed to have, and it was inevitable that he began to have preferences with regards to them.
In 1314, when Scotland's rule was in jeopardy and the British were about to take more than they should, he chose a side - and then he saw her, and nothing would ever be the same for the prince ever again...
Members Reviews:
Full of action, romance and perfect pacing
What made the experience of listening to Prince in the Mist the most enjoyable?
This novella contains a unique, historic feel that Claudy achieves through her detailed writing and knowledge of the era. She has created characters that flow amazingly well with the story - bad boy Breslyn in particular is impossible not to love. Chartelle too was everything you want in a heroine; gentle and beautiful yet strong enough to know what she wants. Their relationship is spicy, passionate and a delight to read, with Storm and Alexis providing even more romance on the side.
If romance isn't enough for you, I promise you'll experience enough magic, mystery and betrayal to keep you satisfied, all blended with fabulous writing into a tale you won't be able to stop listening to.
Claudy has managed to pack years of events into a quick, fast paced read without ever making the reader feel lost or rushed in any way. Even the supporting characters are impressively well-rounded and interesting.
Prince in the Mist is a great insight into characters that will appear later on in the series, but is still vastly enjoyable to read regardless of whether or not you will continue with the books.
What other book might you compare Prince in the Mist to and why?
It truly is unlike anything I've ever read before. It can, of course, be compared to the rest of the Legend series for which this novella is a companion. If you enjoyed this book, what better than to carry on with the rest?
What about Anthony Gorings performance did you like?
His subtle accent complimented the Scottish feel of this story. His acting made the whole novella more immersing - he definitely did the book justice, and I listened to the whole thing in one go without ever developing any issues (some voice-actors can become awfully dull after a while, but I did not find this with Anthony).
Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
Of course.