The Last Aether

Royals of Kingwood Academy, Book 2

By: Tessa Hale

Narrated by: Aletha George

My universe has been turned upside down. Not only am I no longer human, I’m also the most powerful elemental the world has seen in centuries. And I have no idea how to wield the power coursing through my veins.

Did I mention I also have four fated mates? The charmer, the gentle giant, the psychopath, and the cruel prince who would rather kill me than kiss me. Throw in mean girls, assassins, and kings out for our blood, and I’m having a rough freshman year.

Just as I feel like things might be coming together, a secret is revealed that changes everything. And I’m left wondering if there’s anyone I can trust at all…

*Book two in a new paranormal reverse harem romance trilogy. Fated Mates, powerful elementals, and an evil that will stop at nothing to take them all down...

©2022 Tessa Hale (P)2023 Tantor

good read

second book of 3, an early book in the writers history, makes for a magical world when ready in order and interconnected.

Better than the Shifting Fate series!

I enjoyed this series. It definitely grabbed my attention quickly and had me going back for more. My only complaint would be that the author constantly has her FMCs getting caught alone and abducted. You would think by the second or third time, their mates would stop allowing them to even go into another ROOM without one of them!

The voice actor also did a better job of differentiating between the male voices in this series, so I didn't have to rewind so many times to figure out who was supposed to be speaking.

Love it!

I hate writing reviews, so I’ll just say this is a great series with amazing characters. I love Aura and her compassion. I can’t wait for the third book on audio so I can see how Aura and her guys kick butt.

excellent

loved every minute. fantastic author, going through all her books! can't wait for the next one!

Great narration

The narration by Aletha George is fantastic. She’s one of the rare voice actors that can pull off both the female and male roles without compromising the