Elemental Fae Queen

The Next Reign (Elemental Fae Academy, Book 4)

By: Lexi C. Foss, J.R. Thorn

Narrated by: Sarah Puckett, Drew Adams, Jay Alder, Silas Hart, Xander Marceaux, Kale Williams

All I want for Christmas is to feel my legs.
Because my mates broke me.

After years of adoration and love—and lots of intimacy—my guys have a special holiday request.

A little fae baby.

Like a fool, I agree, but there’s no way I can choose who gets to be the father. So, my guys have come up with a solution. A series of trials will determine who’ll do the deed; namely, one in the bedroom that has me questioning if my lady parts are really up for this. Right now? Yeah, I can’t feel my legs.

Except one look at my mates has me caving. The idea of them as dads melts me into a puddle of Claire-goo.

Even if their timing can’t be worse. My dream of opening an Interrealm Fae Academy is just within reach. Then my pregnancy arrives with one hell of a twist.

I’m going to have to count on my guys more than ever to get me through this mess.

Wish my mates luck. They’re going to need it. Because a pregnant fae with control over all five elements is a challenge unlike any they’ve ever faced before.

Something tells me this is going to be one unforgettable holiday.

Authors' Note: Elemental Fae Queen is a standalone why-choose novel with a happily-ever-after ending. It features characters from the Elemental Fae Academy world but can be listened to without previous knowledge from the trilogy. This book was previously titled Elemental Fae Holiday.

©2020 Lexi C. Foss, J.R. Thorn (P)2023 Lexi C. Foss, J.R. Thorn

Loved it!

I love HEA in a series, but a lot of books include in the last epilogue having a family and skipping over what that looks like. I’m always bummed that we don’t get to read about the family, kids, etc. This story finally captures that, how the mate circle responds, and I loved it! I hope for more with this story and the other series. The VAs performances are always amazing for Lexi Foss and JR Thorn. Some of my favorite audiobooks because of the VAs they use, how they’re produced, and flawless duet style. 5 stars all around.

Too many words.

Overall I like Lexi C. Foss’s story’s. But she uses so many words to tell simple things. And that gets annoying real fast. In this book, the middle part takes forever. The male voices were good but I can’t stand Sarah Pucket’s voice and lisp.