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    Beyond Those Gilded Walls
    Beyond Those Gilded Walls
    Beyond Those Gilded Walls
    Audiobook11 hours

    Beyond Those Gilded Walls

    Written by Jessica S. Taylor

    Narrated by Stefanie Kay

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    About this audiobook

    Inspired by the works of Edgar Allan Poe, this standalone adult gothic fantasy romance brimming with rare magic, treacherous romance, and dark opulence.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamscape Media
    Release dateDec 31, 2024
    ISBN9781666681529
    Author

    Jessica S. Taylor

    Jessica S. Taylor is the author of the Syren's Mutiny series and Hollowed. As a child, she all but lived at her local library, devouring whatever books she could get her hands on. When that wasn't enough, she began writing her own. Born and raised in Kentucky, she has been moving with the waves and is currently residing in southern Maine with her husband and cat, Nebula. For more information, visit AuthorJessicaSTaylor.com.

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    • 3/5

      Jan 1, 2025

      In a kingdom forsaken by its cowardly prince, a blood plague is running rampant in the streets. Odyssa, a rare survivor of this plague, infiltrates the castle as a servant in a desperate attempt to save her family. There she encounters the prince's right hand man, Tallon, who might lead her to the answers she's looking for.

      How can I describe my feelings towards this book? On the one hand, the magic was interesting, the romance was good and I loved that it's a standalone. On the other hand, the fmc frustrated me, and the villain of the story felt incredibly shallow. I also wish we got more of the gothic atmosphere promised to us in the synopsis.

      I do think the Romantasy girlies will eat this up, and I'd probably recommend it to fans of One Dark Window.