The Warrior Midwife

The Warrior Midwife, Book 1

By: E.P. Bali

Narrated by: Austin Rising, Katie Anvil Rich

"The fae are no joke, girl. Be wise. Be smart. Be cunning if you can…"

What are you supposed to do when your father reveals that he made a binding agreement to marry you off to the Dark Fae Prince across the mountains?

He'd done it to save our kingdom; that was fair. What's not fair is that I have to leave everything I ever knew to marry a monster. Under the cover of night, I escape the palace to use my secret magic and be a midwife to the city's women, and now I have to leave them all behind.

The fae prince is an arrogant jerk and a dirty fighter. The commander of their elite forces is a terrifying enigma. When they arrive to take me away, what happens next is nothing I could have ever dreamed of.

I end up at the fae warrior academy for their males, disguised as a male, and have to share a dorm room with my fae fiancé. There are big powers at play here, and I'm the only person with the power to make a difference.

Could things get any worse? The answer is yes.

She's the Man meets Sarah J. Maas in this slow-burn spicy romantic fantasy.

©2023 E.P. Bali (P)2023 Podium Audio

I loved the strength in the main character.

Throughout the story I couldn't help but cheer for the main characters development and get excited as she learned to wield her anger.

First time listening

Absolutely loved the plot and performance! I can’t wait to listen to the rest of the series!!

Loved the story...not the audio quality

The audio quality of the female lead left something to be desired. It is often enough interrupted by back round noises such as doors closing, sirens and cars driving by, and random bangs, and while it's not constant, it is frequent enough to pull you out of story at some frustrating moments.

The story itself is great and I immediately went straight to the next book.

Hilarious and beautifully dramatic

It really pops off when she arrives at the boys academy but I love the whole book! The writing is really good and the inclusivity is heartwarming and really enriches the characters and story.

amazing story lousy narration

I love this story so much that even though I cannot stand the female narrator and her long awkward pauses I have to buy book two. The main character is strong and brave. She's young and naive but keeps going. Her character evolves quickly in the face of new information and that is wondrous. I also dig the feminist edge as it is needed in the world in general anyway. The world building is fabulous.