Marked

Coldest Fae Series, Book 3

De: Katerina Martinez

Narrado por: Shiromi Arserio

In the frigid woods at the edge of a storm, I'm going to find myself or die trying.

I'm a fugitive of the fae city of Windhelm, framed for a murder I didn't commit. I only made it out of their dungeons by luck, and now I'm on the run - but so is the Prince.

Nobody knows where he is, but my instincts pull me toward the Veridian; a roaring tempest of dark magic that roams the land of the winter fae.

Our trip through the forest is cut short, though, by a group of fae that seize our carriage and bring us to their village as their prisoners. The mark on my hand, the mark of the white wolf, is the only thing that keeps them from killing us outright, but if I can't prove my mark is real, I'm only prolonging the inevitable.

I don't have time for these people. I need to find Cillian before he does something stupid, but I don't have a lot of options.

Contains mature themes.

©2021 Katerina Martinez and LJ Sampere (P)2021 Tantor

insufferable

the farther along I go in this series the more insufferable the female lead Delilah becomes. other than her it's good

Excellent series!

This has become one of my favorite series! The narrator is absolutely amazing and the world is very immersive. This book was much different from all the others imo but not in a bad way.

I love Mira, Mel and Gully so much. All excellent characters. I loved the evolution of Dahlia’s character in this book and her relationship with the prince. I wasn’t really feeling the love between them in the previous books, it felt like I was being told and not shown. The love scenes are very tastefully done, not smutty at all. I loved the addition of her uncle and the backstory about her parents. I’m wondering if one of her mothers was actually her grandmother or something. I did not like the alpha girl wolf but U guess you’re not supposed to. This one got a little too feminist for me in some parts. I don’t really like the transforming into wolves thing, I would have preferred something different, like just a super sorceress or something. I didn’t like her biting and violently attacking people, even as wolves. Some of the female dialogue was very toxic and over the top, very man bashing. Not the direction I thought the magic was going but that’s just my opinion. I love all the stuff with the brother, I can’t wait to find out more of what happened with that. I feel like this book kind of just ended but looking forward to the next one for sure!

Highly recommend to any fans of this author or narrator. Perfect if you love fantasy and romance!

I enjoyed it!

I was super bummed when it ended! Its a good book, but they they say “cocked an eyebrow” every few sentences LOL. Interesting storyline, good character building. I honestly thought it was YA, boy I was wrong! This book gets a little steamy! The narrator has really nice voice, though not super strong in different character voices. Her best is between the main and her pixie Gully. The other male and female voices are passable but not much differentiation. I know I cant’t wait for the next book. I’ll be “cocking eyebrows” until then!

Good book

I like the story overall, there is just one thing that has me every time. The “what” of Dalia, she really doesn’t understand? By now I think she would be a super smart MC but sometimes that is not the case, hope next one she outgrows this phase. I am looking forward to what happens next!

The Mental Ramblings…

I like the book…I will be listening to the next book but I am finding it difficult not to roll my eyes when she’s starts in on a tangent. Just on and on…and on about what to do next. She only fights when forced, outside of that she fades into the background…the characters around her are developing quicker and putting in more effort…It’s frustrating. It’s also frustrating that she planned an escape for a valid reason but was never brought up after she decided to stay.Her growth shouldn’t be just sexual…