Queen of the Stars

Anderelle: Minloa Series, Book 1

By: Catherine Banks

Narrated by: Heather Costa, Jeffrey Kafer

Elara can pull the stars from the sky...literally.

Afraid of what the Warlords of Minloa might do to her, she hides her powers. Until she can't anymore.

Discovering her past and the bloodlines she possesses, changes everything. She's much more important to the Seelie fae than she ever dreamed possible.

But her carelessness with the stars brings invaders from another universe - invaders with technology far surpassing the Seelie's, demanding Elara return their star. She must protect her world, her warlords, and the universe from these humans, or die trying.

Contains mature themes.

©2019 Catherine Banks (P)2019 Tantor

steamy fantasy with sci fi undertones!

this story was sexy AND inspiring for a writer lime myself! The performance should have more emotion in it, though, but I lived the story itself!

More polygamy?

The romance is unbelievable given the age and experience diffences. Thr narration is stilted.

slow at first

Not going to lie, I fell asleep a couple times on this one. 😴 kinda was a struggle to finish but it started getting interesting in the middle. I'll check out the next book.
Not a huge fan of the multiple mates thing. the sci fi elements are great. I actually think the perspective of the main character having all these guys takes away from the story line.

I’m not sure how I feel

I’m not sure how I feel about this book. I was enjoying the first part up until the aliens came into play. Humans, but aliens to the fae. I understand that the concept could’ve been original but in my head it’s just became confusing and a little bit baffling. It seemed like the universes were disjointed. But at the same time, I can understand where the concept could have gone, but maybe if it was written in a different way, it would’ve been more effective for me. I don’t think I will read the second book in the series. But my curiosity might win out.

I have lost faith in audiobooks

This book is literally just like the last one. Women writing men is hilarious. They act the same in every book by different authors. It’s terrible. This book sucks. And it’s a reverse harem. So tired of these.