Crown of Earth and Sky

Secrets of the Faerie Crown, Book 1

De: Emberly Ash

Narrado por: Lilly Drake, Xander Marceaux

What do I want? A quick death. Barring that, I only dream of one thing—revenge.

Veyka Pendragon was crowned queen in a farce fit for any circus. Now, as her traitorous court plots around her, the new Queen of the Elemental Fae must take revenge on the humans who betrayed her while also guarding a dangerous secret.

The arrival of her betrothed, the storied Brutal Prince, is merely another cog in the wheels of time and space spinning around her.

Arran Earthborn is the strongest terrestrial fae in millennia. If Veyka wishes to keep the peace her ancestors fought and died for, she must join with him soon.

But the Brutal Prince has not earned his name by playing nice. The torture he exacts will enrage and enflame her—and endanger a secret that would rip their world to shreds.

The days are slipping by. Very soon I will have to choose between the crown that destroyed my life but protects my kingdom… Or settling the scores that haunt my every step.

Crown of Earth and Sky is a twisted mythology retelling of the Arthur legend. It is a high-steam fantasy romance with dark elements.

©2023 Emberly Ash (P)2024 Podium Audio

A Mesmerizing Fairytale Brought to Life

*Crown of Earth and Sky* by Emberly Ash is an enchanting journey into a world of elemental fae, dark secrets, and intense romance. The audiobook, narrated by the immensely talented Lilly Drake and Xander Marceaux, elevates this captivating story to a whole new level.

Lilly Drake, as always, is the perfect voice for a fairytale romance. Her narration of Veyka Pendragon is both powerful and nuanced, capturing the queen's struggle for revenge and her fight to protect her kingdom. Drake’s voice effortlessly conveys Veyka’s strength, vulnerability, and determination, making her a character listeners will both empathize with and admire.

Xander Marceaux is the ideal choice for Arran Earthborn, the storied Brutal Prince. His deep, commanding voice brings Arran’s character to life, perfectly matching the intensity and complexity required for this role. Marceaux’s portrayal of Arran’s ruthless exterior and the hidden depths beneath is compelling and adds an extra layer of intrigue to the story.

The chemistry between Drake and Marceaux is electric, making their interactions as Veyka and Arran both intense and captivating. Their performances complement each other perfectly, enhancing the tension and romance between the characters.

Emberly Ash’s twisted mythology retelling of the Arthur legend is rich with dark elements, high stakes, and steamy romance. The plot is filled with twists and turns that keep listeners on the edge of their seats, and the world-building is vivid and immersive.

If you’re looking for a high-steam fantasy romance with dark elements, *Crown of Earth and Sky* is a must-listen. Lilly Drake and Xander Marceaux’s stellar narrations make this audiobook an unforgettable experience. Five stars for this mesmerizing fairytale brought to life!

Great story line

The Narration was done really well. The Story was intriguing. Kept me very entertained. 15 words are a bit much

Great story! Great performance!

The story was different for a good change. I enjoyed the whole book.! Good spice and good adventure/action! Im ready for the 2nd book! Can’t wait to find out what happens to Veyka!

Crown of Earth and Sky by Emberly Ash

Absolutely amazing!!! A captivating story from beginning to end of the retelling of King Arthur and the nights of the Round Table. Absolutely amazing!!! 10 out of 10

Such a shame..

This book should have been right up my alley: a fae fantasy romance, Arthurian mythos, political intrigue and court machinations, plenty of spice.. but alas, the structure was odd and stilted, the characters impossible to relate to, even the authors word choice made certain scenes awkward and unappealing. The characters motivations often felt opaque and some scenes were flat out confusing, like the author expected you to read between lines that weren’t there or just had a poor grasp of metaphorical writing. It’s such a shame because the narrators were phenomenal and it really could have been something, but it just didn’t build the foundation it should have for what the story was trying to be.