Forbidden Queens

The Fated Wings Series, Book 3

By: C.R. Jane

Narrated by: Nelson Hobbs, Felicity Munroe

Eva Taylor is a queen...or at least she's been told she's one. From the first moment that she's woken up by the captivating and mysterious Prince Aiden, Eva knows things are more than what they seem. As he helps her to discover long-locked-away powers, strange dreams plague her new world.

Who is Prince Aiden, and why do unusual but familiar voices haunt her every time he gets too close? Will Eva uncover her past before it's too late, and will her forgotten loves Damon, Mason, and Beckham ever find her?

There's a reason she was once called a forbidden queen....

Contains mature themes.

©2018 C. R. Jane (P)2019 Tantor

Good

This book is great just like the others. Eva escapes from the reverend just to be captured by her husband (from her first life) and is kept in a dream like state where he controls what she sees. The boys and Lexi try to find her while uncovering the past and how they know her from her first life. My only complaint is that it jumps around me between past and present with Eva too much without any real indication of that being what happened which makes it hard to follow at times and a bit confusing. But overall a good book.

Loved

I am in love with this series. So well written and the readers were great. On to the next one. I know I won’t be disappointed.

Perfect Performance and Story

The readings of this story by Felicity Munroe and Nelson Hobbs are outstanding. I really like the story too even though it gets a little confusing going back and forth with the main characters memories.

Good continuing

This book was better than the last book in this series. She escapes the reverend to be taken by the crazy ex husband, saved by the three boys and Lexi.

More answers, but I’m still a little confused by some questions. On to the next book.

She lost me…

While I got a bit hooked on the first “book” in this series, the whole thing had me snorting and rolling my eyes more than a book should. That being said, this far into the series… There’s too much going on and not enough at the same time. All the slow reveals are annoying and the best thing this writer has going on for her is her ability to write a pretty decent cliffhanger and the one at the end of this one SHOULD have gotten me to want to read the next book, but it didn’t. Maybe I’ll return to this series in time, but it’s unlikely.