Filthy Rich Fae

Filthy Rich Fae, Book 1

De: Geneva Lee

Narrado por: Raquel Beattie, Aiden Snow

"You made a bargain . . .

Your soul for his—and now, you are mine."

Cate Holloway knows the unspoken rule of New Orleans: avoid the powerful Gage crime family at all costs. Of course, that was before her brother got caught in their chaos. Now Cate has no choice but to confront the dark and forbidding prince of New Orleans himself . . . and beg for her brother's life.

But Lachlan Gage is as lethal as he is beautiful . . . and the only currency he's interested in is her soul.

Because Lachlan isn't just some ruthless criminal. He's fae. And he has his own secret reasons for binding her to him.

Tricked and desperate, Cate is torn between humanity and the breathtaking Otherworld. A place filled with shadows and secrets, with members of each fae court plotting against her just as her captor's motives for trapping her become more mysterious.

And if she can't break this sinister bargain in the next thirty days, she'll be bound to the inscrutable yet infuriatingly tempting fae prince and his deadly world . . . forever.

Contains mature themes.

©2024 Geneva Lee (P)2024 Tantor

it's good

4/5
spice 🌶️🌶️.5
longing
magic
fae magic
fae/human relationship
bargain
life/soul bargains

audiobook is ok
story is great
characters are great

FMC is Kate, a human
MMC is Fae Prince, Lachlan

Kate makes a bargain with Lachlan to save her brother
her brother got into some bad stuff leading to him getting shot
so Kate goes to Lachlan to save his life
not knowing he is a fae
u never make a deal with fae because it cud cost u ur life/soul
she does
now he owns her life
every night she has to come to him, keep him company for the rest of her life
they eventually start to grow feelings for each other
but way before that she tried her hardest to get out of the deal
he says to her u have a month and one day to break the deal or she is his forever
she tries and even shoots him
that didn't work
she has this ring not worth much that she offered to him but rejects it
but turns out that is what he wanted
if she offers it to him again the deal wud be broken
but she never figures it out
he actually had to point it out at the end
the deal breaks now she is freed
he did it to save her because there are bad fae after him and her and one ends up trying to kill her, she actually shoots him and he is dying
there's is this thing Abt a wild hunt
if fae get killed illegally they are marked and hunted down
Lachlan pulls the trigger ending up killing the guy instead therefore he is marked
he tells her to run
stuff happens and she gets kidnapped by another fae and he doesn't know who

end of book one

but before the book end something appears in Lachlan
I'm assuming it's a mark for fated mates because he developes another bond to her
he can literally feel her

he will kill those who hurt her

Yes ma’am!

Okay, yes I loved this book! Really hoping there will be a second?! Because, hello?! What is happening next? Leaving us hanging!

The story has a nice new age twist on the “fae” that is a refreshing take from the traditional narrative.

The writing was great and I did enjoy the audio performance. The only thing I would change about this is having the male narrator speak throughout the book, rather than just at the end.

Thanks, Geneva!

simply compelling

the title honestly had me skeptical but oh my gosh I fell in love with this book and finished it within 2 days. I am only upset that I now have to wait for the second one.

Awesome story, the narrator, not at much.

Ok, I'm obsessed with the Filthy Rich Vampire series, and really did enjoy the somewhat slow burn on this one; however, the narration made me think Alexa or Siri was reading the book. I think she was so stiff in her reading, it was not right for this. The book itself was great though and I can't wait for the next one (although I probably won't get the audible for it).

Good Story, lame title, male narrator only at the end for 10 minutes

The name of the book made it sound like it was going to be minimum plot,spice forward, and cheesy, but it was actually a pretty good story with a good cliffhanger. I can’t stand when audiobooks state it is a male narrator and a female narrator, but then the male narrator is only in the epilogue or the very last 10 minutes, which is what happened with this book.