What Did You Do?

Infatuated Fae, Book 2

By: Jeneane O'Riley

Narrated by: Justin Hill, Emily Devereux

Finally reunited with her family, Caly struggles to adjust to her new life and the decisions she made to get there.

After giving up everything for them, she eagerly awaits the ceremony to receive the second half of her heart and become whole, even though it comes at an unsettling cost. She must marry Prince Aurelius and solidify her place within the Seelie Court.

As she prepares for the event, Caly finds herself haunted by the memory of Malum Mendax, the Unseelie Prince—feeling his eyes are on her when she's alone, shadowy silhouettes in her room, and even touching him in her dreams.

What Caly doesn't know is that it's more than just his memory that haunts her. Malum Mendax has returned to punish his pet and those who took her away from him.

©2024 Jeneane O'Riley (P)2024 Podium Audio

Great sequel!

Love the first book and the second was just as great! Great story and superb narration!

Stunning

STUNNING, 10’s across the board! Some parts were questionable BUT other parts WOW. If you read book 1 you just have to read this one

Basically a Wattpad story but really well written

It gives twilight but written for teens. It’s not teen appropriate but if I was 16 I’d be way more into it

Umm, where's the ending?!?!?!

This series is truly a great one BUT the ending is an utter let down!! It a duology so that means it consists of two books. That being said then why on earth would the final book end with a cliff hanger, especially when there's no third book? Truthfully, I never would have purchased these books if I'd have known that nothing gets completely resolved and I am left sitting baffled and unfulfilled. If your going to write a story with no ending may I suggest charging readers 50% off the asking price, it is only fareto do so. I can't belive I paid a combined price for both books upwards around $45.00!!!! This should not be allowed!!

Disapointing

The first book was so good and well written. The second one was offensive at best. How a woman can write to a younger audience about a girl enjoying rape and forcefulness upon her is beyond me.