Princess of Prias by Courtney Davis – Review by Wendy Wary

Princess of Prias by Courtney Davis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

An orphan, Elle grew up with very little information about her past. A mysterious birthmark is the only link to her family’s history, but when her adoptive “aunt” dies, Elle discovers a few of her mother’s personal effects and things take an unexpected turn in her life.
The people her mother ran from during her pregnancy show up to take Elle captive, and she’s rescued by a mysterious trio that explain she’s not only from another planet, but she’s actually royalty from her home planet. If that’s not enough, Elle is blessed by the Goddesses with a variety of additional “birthmarks” that appear through her journey from Earth to Prias.
Rescue missions along the way that don’t go as expected, and a romance that builds with one of her rescuers, builds on twists and turns that are exciting to read. When Elle and her friends finally arrive on Prias, and she meets some of her people, she’s faced with figuring out where she fits in and how to undo all the harm inflicted by her uncle.
This is such an original story with lots of drama and thrills that makes it hard to put down until the end.

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