When a sleeping curse hits the Summer Court, it’s up to Aralia to save her people and her family. She’s paired with an unlikely partner and boy howdy it’s a journey.

The audiobook was good. The narrator for the Summer Princess was fantastic. She was able to do voices that I felt match the characters. The narrator for the Midnight Prince was good for the midnight Prince but I felt like some of the other characters it didn’t quite feel right.

While this was a fantastic retelling, I felt like the multiple POVs was unnecessary and I think I would have enjoyed it more if it was just a single POV.

Dragons. Warring courts that need something from each other. Enemies to lovers. Banter. Overall, I liked this book! I enjoyed the world building and twist to a classic story.

I wanted more from this book,. I get it’s a retailing but I felt like it was a bunch of other books mashed together as well Nothing about this felt original. The chemistry was lacking, I felt no emotions I could care less about these characters and their courts. “The betrayal” didn’t even sting. And it took her all of two seconds to get over it …. I also didn’t realize that Tim Paige narrated this… I think he did do a better job in this one than some of his other work cough cough kingdom of lies, so that was a plus. I don’t know what else to say but this was not it.

i loved this!! i never wouldve found this book if it wasnt for netgalley, so i was so happy i was able to have the ALC!

Received a free audio book arc. All opinions are my own and freely given.

I have previously read this book but the audiobook is a whole new experience. Can just close your eyes and pretend you’re in the book living the story. Was a fantastic experience.

Sleeping beauty retelling with a twist. Has fae and dragons, forced proximity, enemy to lovers, secrets, schemes, and a lot of craziness. I loved it lol I thought it was a beautiful story of 2 enemy royals turned acquaintances out of necessity and fall in love. It was magical.