The King of Frost and Shadows

Fated to Darkness, Book 1

De: Jen L. Grey

Narrado por: Willa Jaymes, Walker Williams

A vengeful King.

A lost princess.

And the revenge he’s desperate for.

For the last twelve years, Tavish, the King of the Unseelie Fae, focused on finding the key for taking back his rightful lands from the Seelie fae after they killed his parents.

There was one problem that stood in his way—locating the Seelie Princess hidden on Earth.

After years of haunting her dreams, he finally locates her and drags her back to their realm.

She’s forgotten her fae life and wants to escape. He doesn’t care. He merely needs her blood in order to free his people.

But she’s more than he remembers, and a spark ignites between them every time they touch.

None of that matters though. His goal is set—to drain her blood once her magic activates once again.

He must take back what is rightfully his, no matter the cost.

But if he does, the price might be what’s left of his heart.

The King of Frost and Shadow is a slow-burn, royal fae romantasy that includes betrayal, morally gray characters, enemies-to-lovers, villain gets the girl, a gauntlet tournament, political intrigue, who did this to you, and touch her and unalive. Get this story today.

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Strap in for a cliff hanger!

Love the slow burn however the story is not slow. The character interactions are funny and then serious. I am def looking to see if there is a second.

Wow!! That ending!!

Great story from start to finish!! I couldn’t stop listening! Can’t wait to read the next one!!

Loved the Chemistry and Story! It left me craving more, 😩

The audio was stunning. Storyline gripping from start to finish and I can’t believe I have to wait for the second. I’m excited nonetheless! 😭😭

definitely worth a read

I devoured this book and can't wait to start the second book. The cliffhanger got me. The fmc is scrappy and will fight to the end for her survival. I just hope she keeps fighting for the future she deserves.

Binge worthy

Loved this book was so easy to binge read! Fun fated mates tale. Looking forward to the next book.

Fantastic Start

5 ⭐ 1 🌶 5 🎧

This one kinda fell into my hands, but I am so freaking happy it did. I absolutely loved the start to Lira and Tavish's story. The plot, the tension, the action and suspense, it all grabbed me from the very beginning and never let go.

I loved the mystery surrounding Lira's past and the push and pull from Tavish. The chemistry was so strong between them and the forbidden mates aspect had me anxious and giddy all at once. The trials were so good and I really enjoyed how she battled and how the situation with Lorne unfurled. I couldn't get enough, especially after that cliffhanger, I neeeeed moreeeee!

The audio was fantastic too. Walker Williams and Willa Jaymes were tremendous in this DUET narration and audio sorceress did a fantastic job with production, as always. I can't wait for book two!

Ordered book 2 & 3 - wish they were on audible!

Absolutely loved this book - the details drew you and the narrators did a fantastic job of bringing the words to life. Wish the other 2 books had been recorded as well!

FUN & Exciting!!!

I am Loving this series & can’t wait to continue to the next book!!! Love how they are reading the stories!!

That ending!

Holy crap!!

I sometimes forget how the author likes to leave us hanging and thirsty for more but holy Batman! That ending was a cliffhanger! Patiently waiting for the next audiobook to drop. I really enjoyed the fight to the death tournament and was completely hooked during those scenes. This is a fun enemies to lovers and I cannot wait to see what happens next with Lira and Tavish. There is so much between the two that needs to be revealed. The narrators, Willa Jaymes and Walker Williams did a wonderful
Job portraying both Lora and Tavish along with many of the other characters. They kept me engaged till the very end.

This series is perfect for fans of enemies to lovers, politics, deadly tournaments, and fae.

Great Story

It's a great story, very interesting, and fast paced. The voice actors do a great job of bringing the characters to life but I'm not digging the whisperiness of the male voice actor when he voices Tavish, the Unseelie King. I think he might be trying for mean but it's coming across more like creepy than mean. That's not good. It doesn't fit who he is. He's actually a good guy deep down despite what he went through growing up. I wonder if we won't find out that his uncle is the one who actually killed his parents, not her parents. I think we will find out in book 2 that everything his uncle blames on her parents, the uncle actually instigated. We will see...