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Thaw: Prince of Demargen
E. Kaiser Writes
Thaw #3
Synopsis from Goodreads:
The whole world knows his guilt, and is absolutely correct about it, but how far can a man go to regain respect so swiftly lost?
Or is an honorable death the best a fallen star can hope for?
Review
Imagine: What happened after the evil prince in Frozen was
sent back to his country? Prince of Demargren by E. Kaiser Writes thoroughly
explores this question.
The Prince of Demargen and the preceding books were not
exactly like Frozen, but they were very similar. The plots of the books were
closer to the original fairy tales than in Frozen, but the five main characters
were essentially the same. Their backgrounds, thoughts, and motivations were
more thoroughly presented in the Thaw series and a new villain was introduced.
This villain is the reason the Prince changed from his charming personality to
the despicable creature willing to murder the queen and princess so that he
could attain the throne. This was done through means of an incurable, evil potion,
as presented in book two. So, what does happen to the prince after he is sent
home to his twelve older brothers?
I enjoyed this book because of the look it gave me into the
lives of the characters after the calamity that was the queen's magic powers and
attempted murder. It went beyond what I knew would happen in the series after
watching Frozen, and is therefore rather original and exciting! I rather
enjoyed Prince Hess's charming personality in the beginning and felt that his
actions were not entirely his own. The potion he was given made him greedy, but
he could have fought against it. In book three, he is shown to carry around the
guilt of his actions for the rest of his life. Banishment and estrangement is
certainly not much of a life, either. But is there hope?
I adored this book. Hess's journey of discovering the potion
and his determination to find a solution were admirable and eventually found me
falling in love with his character despite the evil he had done. I even found
myself hoping that he and Queen Ilise would somehow fall in love... And
therefore can hardly wait to read book four!
I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an
honest review.
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