Song of the Fairy Queen

By: Valerie Douglas

Narrated by: Zak Price

It's said of fairy that if you're in dire need and call the name of one, they'll come. With his young son, Gawain, in his arms and his castle under siege, High King Oryan couldn't be in any more dire need. With only Morgan, his high marshal, and a handful of Morgan's men at his back, he has only one direction left to run...up.

There's also only one ally to whom he can turn. Kyriay, queen of the fairy.

©2010 Valerie Douglas (P)2018 Valerie Douglas

Really impressive

the author floored me with the Fairy Queen. I love all her audiobook, but I did not expect to have the Kingdom rocked the way she did it. If you haven’t listened to her earlier audiobook you need to as they help you to understand what type of fairy Galeta was. In the Fairy Queen, you will understand the why…and it will surprise you.

Possibly my favorite audiobook ever!

This audiobook was quite a bit different from the others. True it did not deal with a Dark Queen but a Fairy Queen. This particular story arc took me by surprise. And it also made me feel so much more for the main characters than I have for any others.

one of my first books

This is one of the first books that got me into reading. I hated to read. I love this book. It is also one that started my romance novel journey.

A Romantic Escape

Everyone remembers the Fairy Queen and all of her misdeeds and treachery. Yet like the audiobook in the past, not all Fairy queens start off bad. You learn about the fairy queen throughout the story. You get to see the love grow between her and her mate. And you all learn that the gods and goddesses may know all but they aren't all-knowing and that for every action one takes in life there is a reaction.

Horrible monotone reader

i could not finish in audible. I will try another time to read it when I have time.