One Savage Crown

Battle for the Dark King, Book 3

De: V. S. Winters

Narrado por: Hollie Whitmore, Robert Kelly

Heavy is the head that wears the crown...especially in the fae realm.

One Savage Crown is the final instalment in this sexy, dark fae romance trilogy!

My name is Eden Blaive, high queen of the Fae Kingdoms, specifically the Elven Kingdom of Kilora. War is no longer on our doorstep; instead it’s pounding right against our walls with a fury behind its fist.

When Nija pulled her people from mine and King Rowan’s Kingdom, she basically declared war. Now we're forced to come up with a plan - and Fenris, my long-lost biological father, is the key to my plan working.

The only problem is he hates Rowan - and I’m not sure he can see past that. The truth is, I’m scared. Scared to change. Scared for Rowan to change. Scared for anything to change. But the reality is...you can’t fight fate.

©2020 V. S. Winters (P)2020 W. F. Howes Ltd

Beautiful story through and through.

I loved this series. It’s very relatable on the heroine parts and it was just a lovely book to listen to with all things fae which I adore. The lady narrating did an excellent job. I loved that the heroine is kind and brave even in the face of hatred. Love wins …and I love that.

Good book. Good series.

I appreciate the ending to book 3. That was a perfect wrap up. Each character got a special little bow tied on top, and I'm here for it.

This one was better..

This book was better than the rest! This definitely brought me smiles. ☺️ A good ending for this trilogy. I highly recommend pushing though the others.

Great Concept

I enjoyed the story and I should have just read it instead of listening. The male narrator was great; hower the female was terrible and of course she was the main narrator.

narration quality is essential

I liked the series well enough, would probably have enjoyed reading it more...

The female narrator did alright when in FMC mode, but her other character voices, especially the male voices....gahhh...the monotonously enunciated nasal staccato for each & every other character was EXTREMELY annoying.
I have to wonder...do the narrators ever sit through listening to the entirety of the book they've just recorded?!
The male narrator gets 5 stars.

I'm not okay

I hadnt even heard of this series. still am not sure how I ended up on it during the biggest slump I've expierenced. but I somehow came across it and listened to all 3 booths and it woke my soul. so good. like surprisingly good. not where I expected it to go. if you love romantasy, I implore you to listen to this series!

Um...Its ok, in general

I finished this book a few weeks ago but I wanted to let it sink in first before I actually wrote a review. I have a bad habit of writing reviews as soon as I finish a book only to realize later on that what I originally thought is in direct conflict with how I now feel about a story. I wanted to give myself time to allow the story to settle and my mind to work over everything.

So, overall, the story is fine. It was a bit frustrating trying to remember all of the details from the other two books so I could follow along with this one. Usually, authors will give you a quick review of at least the previous book so as to jog your memory on what is going on in the new book. No such luck with this story. So I felt a little lost in the mud for a the first few chapters and I am honestly still not completely sure I remember all of the needed details.

There are elements of the story that can be really good, but they just aren't. The grand reveals can be figured out well before they are revealed in the story. The plot twists aren't very "twisty." The ending is at best lackluster. There just seemed to be so much build-up just for it to kind of fall flat. Things that could have been resolved in the story to make it more interesting were either not even touched upon, or they were done so very briefly.

For the most part, the narrators do a great job. The lady's attempts at male voices is a bit exaggerated. She slows down immensely in order to sound like a different character. If I am honest, if this book were to be re-narrated, I would much rather prefer the male narrator handle the sex scenes. Hearing the female narrator trying to do a male voice during sex bordered on comical. It made some of the more steamy moments a little cringy. At least for me it did.

Overall, the story is fine. I don't hate it and I don't want my money back. But, its not a story I will come back and listen to again. The first two books are much better than this last one, in my opinion. The narrators are fine, except the one thing I mentioned above, lol. So, I will call this ok.

Great story

I love this story. The characters and storyline are lovely. The
recording however misses the mark.
The actors did a good job but the speed of recording was awkward. Worth the attention however!!

Weak and whiny main character

Overall, the story isn't a total flop but the weak main character was weak, negative, whiny, and immature. She constantly needs reassurance. The sex scenes were unnecessary and added nothing to the story. I fast forwarded to get through it.

I didnt like it.

waste of damn time. skipped a lot and ended up not finishing. The heroine was an idiot. why is it when the hero and the heroine get together the heroine weakens the hero and end up acting really stupid. owe dont kill scot oh I have to keep a secret from my husband like what the hell a waste i swear I want a refund.