The Hidden Crown: The Return of Magic: Book I

I really love the cover photo оf this book. It really intrigued me into reading this book. The title оf the book іs also quite interesting and I knew at that very moment that I had tо read it. I am glad that I read іt because the book іs sо captivating.A book оf wonder and delight, The Hidden Crown weaves together many tales оf old and new. I felt the magic оf Cinderella's glass slipper, the danger оf Red Riding Hood's wolf, the adventure оf Robin Hood's arrows, and the charm оf Rap

I hate giving harsh reviews, but I hope the writer sees it as feedback and doesn’t take it personal.I would give this 2,5 stars.I think the story has a lot of potential, it’s very intriguing! But it’s also very superficial and lacks depth. It almost reads as a raw manuscript and needs some more editing to really take this story to a higher level.There aren’t really plot twists, because everything has been pointed out, some conversations or actions don’t make sense at all…I hope you’ll get to wor

I voluntarily reviewed an Advance Reader Copy from the Author. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.The Hidden Crown by K.E. Blair has the perfect amount of fantasy and royalty to start a brand-new series. Will Anslee make the right choice? Anslee Yonderton Anslee Yonderton is an orphan, and like most orphans in her city, they take on the name of the place where they were born. For Anslee, that would be the bustling city where the King and Queen live. Anslee w