Oh, the speed of "reading" audiobooks. But when it's all over, I almost feel like I haven't read them. And, I guess, really I haven't. It's difficult to recall the name of people and places, because I can't pull up the spelling of the word in my head. However they are spelled, Sage and Tobias and Ronin and Imogen and Mott have stuck with me...which is either a good sign that they are memorable characters or that their names were repeated frequently throughout the story. 
 I quite enjoyed The False Prince which was nominated to be an Addicted to YA book of the month for the medieval theme. Looking at the Goodreads reviews after finishing the novel, I was surprised to see it labeled as fantasy. Then I rememebered that the countries being discussed never existed. Oh. Despite the mythic medieval setting, the novel "reads" more like historical fiction full of betrayal, cunning, feats of strength, and efforts to overthrow the government. No witchcraft, dragons, or magical creatures...just spunky orphans and evil nobles. While Sage's personality is a bit grating at times, The False Prince provides enough insight into his character to present an intriguingly thoughtful protagonist whose further adventures I look forward to following.