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File Size: 6454 KB

Print Length: 280 pages

Page Numbers Source ISBN: 064808017X

Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited

Publisher: Luminant Publications (January 23, 2017)

Publication Date: January 23, 2017

Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC

Language: English

ASIN: B01N1495EO

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3 1/2 stars. This was an sort of enjoyable book but I probably won't read it again. For one thing, I don't enjoy stories in which the hero/heroine is always obsessing over their looks, and with this one I didn't understand why it bothered Marie to be so 'un-princess like'. I mean, she wasn't ugly. Unfortunately, the entire series seems to hinge on this 'every princess has to be gorgeous' thing.Also, the characters were not very deep and the dialogue was a little stilted. The romance was alright, but it didn't strike me as at all realistic or compelling and it seemed very similar to the other romances in this series. The book was full of cliches and the end seemed much to easy--I was never worried at all for anyone. One last problem; Rafe was pretty much perfect, from his looks to his skills, which sort of killed his character for me. But it wasn't an all bad story.

Though The Princess Pact is the third full-length novel in the series, the two novellas act as the perfect bookends to link it to the second and fourth novels, respectively. I was pleased to find that the pacing and suspense in all three books were fairly consistent with The Princess Fugitive, and the links between the protagonists made each new story feel more welcoming than the last. The more I read the series, the more it feels like coming back to visit a beloved land instead of exploring a strange and unfamiliar one.The Princess Pact tells the story of Marie, who was first introduced in The Princess Companion as an ally to Alyssa. She is a princess who never quite looks as much like a princess as she is supposed to. In this book, she learns why that is. It's a whole lot closer to the story of "Rumpelstiltskin" than The Princess Fugitive was to "Little Red Riding Hood." Marie's mother is the miller's daughter who married into royalty when she demonstrated that she could spin straw into gold, and Marie is the child who was promised to Rumpelstiltskin in return. The twist, however, is that Marie is not the queen's daughter, but rather Rumpelstiltskin's. This revelation is earth-shattering to the teenage princess and places a rift between her and her family that takes the remainder of the book to mend.The villain, who is known as "R" for most of the story, takes on a role reminiscent of another famous fairy tale character, the Pied Piper. He uses an enchanted jewel to lure all the children away from their parents and into his rebel camp, giving it a bit of a Hunger Games feel. The jewel's hypnotic power is similar to that of Jafar's staff from Aladdin. This enchanted jewel was used first by the villain in the preceding novella, Happily Ever Afters, which focuses on the adventures of the two merchant cousins from The Princess Fugitive, Sarah and Evelyn. Unfortunately, the villain in that book is not very interesting compared to Rumpelstiltskin, but it does foreshadow a taste of the jewel's powers and where it came from before Marie got involved with it.I enjoyed the romance in The Princess Pact even more than The Princess Companion or The Princess Fugitive. Marie falls for a handsome adventurer named Rafe who helps her to locate Rumpelstiltskin's rebel camp. Rafe and Marie have an adorably awkward chemistry when they first meet. Their feelings toward each other become more intense as they become entangled with R's schemes must work together as spies. Since they are the only ones who are not under the jewel's spell, it is imperative that they are able to trust each other, and that trust quickly develops into something deeper. Rafe also becomes fast friends with Marie's playful brother, Prince William, who shares his thirst for adventure.

The Princess Pact is shorter and a bit slower than the others in the series, but it was still a really good reimagining of Rumpelstiltskin. Melanie Cellier is always adding such creative twists to her books! Not only that but she sure writes fast. Just sayin'. If you haven't read her books, you need to try them. They're listed as Young Adult fantasy, and though I'm thirteen and read YA fiction, my ten-year-old sister enjoys these books too. Even though they're standalone series, reading them in order would be best because of the character reappearances and well, you'd be missing out if you don't. Seriously, read these books!

I loved Marie and Rafe's story!! I've been waiting for Marie's HEA since I read about her in the first book in the series: A Princess Companion. (If you haven't read it yet, go back and do it - you won't be sorry!) But this book can definitely be read as a standalone, so no worries there. I like how Melanie incorporates all these fairytales into her Four Kingdoms stories but puts her own twist on the original so that you don't know exactly what's coming. I'm a big fan of clean romance and this story definitely hit the spot!! I stayed up late to read this one because I had to read "just one more chapter," and that one more chapter turned into the entire book. I have no regrets for the loss of sleep when it comes to a good story. 5 stars and two thumbs up!

Well Princess Marie learns of a plot that has disrupted her kingdom. After her brother, Prince William, disappears. The queen tells her the truth about her birth. Angry and disappointed, she leaves the palace to seek the rebel camp. She is united with Rafe. They watch out for each other.When R, Rumpelstiltskin, returns. Marie learns more about him and his plot for her to be queen.I enjoyed the read, and I like the HEA ending.

I had a harder time getting into this book. That being said, I have since read it twice over and enjoyed it more each time. Marie wasn't hard to relate to, but the rebel leader is skeevy and I didn't like the uncertainty she felt around him. Rafe, on the other hand, was easy to root for from the start. Overall, it's a solid addition to the series.

I loved the story of Marie and I had been waiting for it since her brief appearances in the previous books. Rafe was lovable too and what i liked best was the dialogue Marie had with her godmother which gave her hints and plenty of food for thought.Melanie is an excellent writer who knows her craft and delivers delightful stories. I am looking forward to her next book.Rumpelstiltskin's story is presented in an ingenious way and gives the plot a nice twist. Thank you Melanie.

I love fairytale retellings. I confess, I had no clue how someone could make this retelling of Rumplestiltskin work. I’m delighted at how the twist works. Marie’s dilemma and crisis of identity resonated far beyond the story itself. This is another worthy addition to the author’s collection of books.

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