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The Ice Princess
By: Elizabeth HoyteBook Publisher: Hachette
Imprint: Grand Central Publishing
Format: ePub Encrypted (DRM)
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Reader Review: The heroine of this story was really likeable for her straightforward and realistic outlook. Overall even though the novella was short, I was really engrossed in the events that took place.
THE ICE PRINCESS is an all-new, never before published short story featuring Cora, a beloved secondary character from the Prince Trilogy.
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| Title of eBook: The Ice Princess | Series: The Princes Trilogy, , #4 |
| Release Date: 08-01-2010 | |
| Publisher: Grand Central Publishing |
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| Parent title | The Ice Princess |
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| Encrypted (DRM) | Yes |
| SKU | 9780446585019 |
| File size | 378 |
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Title: The Ice Princess
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Number of Comments: 2 Rating(s) 2 Review(s)
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Too short, but I'm glad Cora got her own story
September 21, 2010
Reviewer: A reader from Brooklyn, NY US
I found Cora to be one of the most compelling characters in "The Raven Prince"--mysterious, complicated, tough as nails--and I'm very glad she finally got her own book. I just wish it weren't so short!
So much has to happen offstage to get the plot where it's going within the novella format that it makes the characters' emotions and actions seem implausible. If I hadn't read "The Raven Prince," I don't think I'd have had a clue why Cora was the way she was, and I certainly didn't know enough about Isaac to get what he was up to. And the villain seemed like such a promisingly awful person, it would have been nice to see a bit more of his awfulness at work. Hoyt's writing is concise and evocative, as always, but there just isn't enough room for all the backstory that I suspect she's worked out in her head.
Ah, well. Novellas. They're better than nothing, I guess.
Scarred Lady
February 19, 2012
Reviewer: A reader from ATLANTA, GA USA
The heroine of this story was really likeable for her straightforward and realistic outlook. Overall even though the novella was short, I was really engrossed in the events that took place.
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