Can You Take It?

Infatuated Fae, Book 4

De: Jeneane O'Riley

Narrado por: Justin Hill, Emily Devereux

From USA Today bestselling author Jeneane O'Riley comes the highly anticipated finale in her epic romantasy saga, the Infatuated Fae series, full of forbidden romance, twisty betrayals, and fairy-tale magic across realms.

At what point was saving people ridiculous and not at all heroic?

Prince Aurelius of the Seelie realm has always been the hero, so it's no real surprise to him when a final act of heroism lands him in fae hell with one final task: give Caly's sister, Ana, the rest of her powers and take her to the Fates in Moirai.

It is, however, a surprise to learn that Ana isn't the eight-year-old child who died in that car with Caly so many years ago. Instead, she is a full-grown, beautiful woman―with plans to take over the Underworld as soon as she can get the pendant holding her powers from Eli.

Though Caly and Mendax can still communicate with Eli, they're of little help, as caught up as they are in running the united Fae Kingdom. So, determined to save Ana from herself, Eli embarks on a journey through the Ten Tiers of Tartarus, while being chased by the woman he can't seem to quell his attraction to. Will he make it to the other side with the pendant and remain the hero? Or will he succumb to his desires and doom them both?

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Not for me.

I liked the series overall; but the last book was fairly boring, repetitive, and Eli was annoying.

Terrific end of series

First, I have the book and the audio so I can listen in the car. I continued to listen in the house because the audio was so good. Second I do not remember when I laughed so much and so hard during a novel. The first half of this book, I was rolling the whole time. I even snort laughed. Whole there are multiple point of views in this one, the main two characters are Eli and Ana. But we do get an ending to everyone’s story Eli and Ana, Mendex and Cal …and even a few more. And spice? If you like open door spice, it’s in here. If you don’t, you can flip through this parts.
It really is the perfect ending for the Infatuated Fae series. While there was a ton of laughter in the first half, the second half is more serious while still having a few chuckles. And I just loved how everything all came together at the end.

A grand finale

I laughed out loud a few times and was so mad at others. I put it down for a bit then jumped right back in. It was not what I had expected and I very happy to read Prince Aurelius and Ana were able to find their redemption. Choices that were beyond the imagination needed to be made so they all see there fair ending. Highly recommend.

Wrapped in a pretty little bow

This was not my favorite of the series but it did satisfy my need for details & answered any lingering cliffhanger questions of "what happened then?!" This book seemed much slower paced & the yearning was just alllmmmooossstttt there for me. Maybe I just love the dark villians more? overall this was what I expect from the end of a series & I am completely satisfied after the fund adventure of this entire story with all the characters.

Getting closure

I really enjoyed the series and following Caly’s adventure and growth and take over, however, this book is all about Eli, and he was one of my least favorite characters, and it made him seem very immature and stubborn. I like getting closure on Mindex in Caly, although that storyline was snippets and little pieces. In the end, it seemed like a happy ending and everybody got what they wanted.