Long Live the Elf Queen

The Elf Queen, Book 2

De: J.M. Kearl

Narrado por: Bridget Bordeaux, Jake Bordeaux

Duración: 12 h y 37 m

Resumen del Editor

The enthralling and romantic sequel to J.M. Kearl's enchanting Bow Before the Elf Queen.

Layala fought against falling in love with him. Thane battled to win his mate's heart. Now they'll discover if their love can withstand those who tore them apart.

Held for weeks without food or water, Layala's resolve begins to fracture as an evil darkness looms over her. She’s the key to destroying the Void or reviving its creator— the long-dead Black Mage she has a mysterious connection to.

Layala and Thane learn what it truly means to fight for love as their enemies surround them and it becomes a struggle for revenge, the kingdom, and finding the truth about why Layala seems to harbor the power of whether Palenor falls into darkness or if her Lightbringer name holds true.

Author's note: Long Live the Elf Queen is book 2 in the Elf Queen series and ends on a cliffhanger. It contains romantic steam, violence, war, and mature themes with morally grey characters.

©2022 J.M. Kearl (P)2023 House Valor Books Inc.

Better than first book

This book was a better story than the first. Less lazy storyline and more about the characters. There were some slow spots.

Okay, I’m invested

I’m so mad I jumped back into this book because now I have to wait for the third. Ugh… I don’t know how but this is the first time I have had narraters duet like this and I loved it so much! They are perfect for this book, I love each of their voices for each character you can really tell who everyone is and it’s so fun! I do agree with another review, there are some parts that miss. Like the banter between the MC, her in and out of being strong and she elf. I want to be totally invested in her but for the sake of not spoiling the story I will just wait. Thank you for the journey! Can’t wait for three!

A little disappointing

I loved the first book, but I found I had a lot of trouble getting through this one. I don't think Layala is a very strong female lead and I felt like the story just kept going on and on. I love the elements of this book and the narrators were great.

The best kind of burn

I love that this story didn't rush right away and told us about Layla's and Thane's background, some stories just go to the point but this story gives you insight.
This is important as the story progresses and you see how Layla and Thane get to interact with each other. Character development is on point. Also the burn of this story is just right, it's spicy with a hint of patience for the reader. You can't rush great things 😉 and Thane's spicy replies will leave you wanting for more

Wowzer!

What a ride! The males' narration was so much better in this book. I was expecting a plot twist, but I didn't completely guess it! I can't wait for book three! Bravo!

This series is one of my top five of 2023

I have been transported to their realm and I get so lost in the adventure! I am so excited for the the next book and I love the strong female characters! My goodness what a cliffhanger and I am undone each book gets better and better …..

How all audiobooks should be narrated

The narration was fantastic, I loved that even during chapters from the male perspective, they had a woman voice the female characters (and vice versa). It makes listening so much more enjoyable!

Oh, and the story was good too. But seriously, every author should take note and have this method of narration done for their book as well. It makes it so much more enjoyable!

Even Better Than the First

I love when we get past the "I hate you phase" of these tales and move on to the good stuff. And oh boy, was this epic. I CANNOT WAIT for the next book. So enjoyable. Also, thank you for mixing the male/female narrators within each characters chapter. It's always so much cleaner when actors stick to their characters no matter whose POV chapter it is.

Bridget and Jake amazing

This series is awesome, keeps you guessing and of course nobody can pull you in like The Bordeauxs

Maker above!

It was a good book. Really enjoyed it…. But if they said “maker above” one more time… ugh!! The amount it was said was ridiculous and distracting to me.