Fae King

Crystal Kingdom Series, Book 1

By: Milly Taiden

Narrated by: Chandra Skyye

Jerrek Valsys was quite literally cursed. In life and in love. With no wife to see him through those long lonely nights and no way to help tame the beast that currently resides inside him, he'd spent years waiting on his mate with a glowing rock to show up. Seriously. He had. Because the prophecy told him so. But when his beast comes out and finds its mate, he may have to forget about that whole prophecy thing. Even if it means he has to give up his crown as the Fae King.

Kaia Cutestone's life sucks. She has a job with no future and lives with her dead-beat, soul-sucking brother. The only good things in her life are her friends Jen and Avery. It's too bad the three of them have just been kidnapped with fairy dust. All Kaia has going for her at this point is that she just ran into the most gorgeous man she's ever seen.

Thanks to her love of shifter romance novels, Kaia might be the only person on the planet who can help Jerrek tame his beast and keep him from killing more people. Kaia may not have a glowing rock but she sure is rocking an old ugly necklace. But is that enough to get her a happily ever after and help find her friends?

Contains mature themes.

©2019 Milly Taiden (P)2020 Tantor

Story was excellent

Like all milly taiden books I love this was no exception but would have chosen one of her previous narrators this one not well with no feeling and the scenes for female main character sounds child like overall story was excellent but not the narration I will continue to enjoy this author books but with narrator I will not listen to again

simple

Not so great. Sadly it seems to be a vehicle for a few steamy scenes? It could have been much more.

easy listening

Simple plot. Cute but very predictable. Nice easy listening for multitasking. No real stress or trauma. Pleasant.

good

nice, easy Flow book, funny at times with not a lot of angst. not a lot of heat in the story. recommend

That this book is about Ferries.

That they would trust to leave that one Fae in the castle the one that turned out to be evil.