Queen of the Fae

Dragon's Gift: The Dark Fae, Book 3

De: Linsey Hall

Narrado por: Laurel Schroeder

I am destined to kill my fated mate.

Fate is a meddling b*tch. First, it decreed that my mate would be Tarron, King of the Seelie Fae. He's gorgeous, arrogant, and for the longest time, I hated him. Until I didn't.

Problem is...as soon as I start to fall for him, fate meddles again. Apparently, I’m fated to kill Tarron. To make matters worse, our Fae courts are at war. My mother is trying to destroy his kingdom. She’s hunting down Eternal Fire to destroy his realm, and I have to help stop her.

As we race to save his kingdom, I fall harder and harder for Tarron. He's impossible to resist. But I don't tell him the dark secret that will tear us apart - my destiny to kill him. Twisting fate to my own ends is the only way my love will survive. The question is...can I?

Queen of the Fae is the thrilling continuation of the hit new series The Dark Fae.

©2019 Linsey Hall (P)2019 Linsey Hall

mistake in one book

by this time in the last book cass had dells transport magic so she wouldn't need dell to transport her

Exciting PNR! Great narration by Laurel Schroeder!!

This audiobook was super fun and entertaining! It had plenty of action and enough danger to keep me invested the entire way through. There’s also a plethora of magic to go around. Between witches, demons, fae, and much more, this was a story that grabbed my attention and didn’t let go.

Narration by Laurel Schroeder was fantastic! I haven’t listened to an audiobook narrated by her in a hot minute and it reminded me why she’s just so fab. Her versatility and range while narrating is amazing. Made the audiobook even better!

quest

Mordica and Tarron is now in a race against the "false queen" (Mordica;s mother) to get the Eternal Fire to save Tarron's kingdom.

love

I love the author the narrator and the stories have me devouring each and every series. so hooked on Linsey Hall books.

Story Good, Narration not quite

Ms Shroeder just reads the story. I'm spoiled; I like to hear the story as if the narrator is telling me the story, personally, herself -- especially since this one is written in the first person.