Ruined by Blood

The Vampires' Fae, Book 3

By: Sadie Moss

Narrated by: Lia Holland, C.J. Grey

Length: 6 hrs and 28 mins

Publisher's summary

My vampire men and I are stronger together. At least, we’re supposed to be.

The weird sisters got what they came for - a magical object that puts them one step closer to unleashing hell on earth. The cowardly king Carrick refuses to fight, which means it’s up to me and my men to stop them.

But after the attack on the Penumbra, I’m not sure I can. Malcolm is missing, and without him by my side, nothing feels right.

Somehow, these three lethally gorgeous vampire brothers have become like three parts of my soul, as necessary to my survival as the air I breathe.

Now I’m torn between my drive to hunt the sisters and my need to save one of the men I love.

Failing at either is not an option.

This is the final book in The Vampires' Fae trilogy, a reverse harem story intended for ages 18 and up. This book contains strong language, hot sex, and a heroine who refuses to choose between her men.

©2018 Sadie Moss (P)2020 Sadie Moss

Is this the end

This was a great series I hope it ends up getting extended to more than 3 books. I love all the relationships and having a powerful heroine it’s such a great combination.

oh so hot ...

a reverse harem might not be for everyone but I really enjoyed this story, hot guys and a beautiful woman rule over their kingdom and how they got there.

Great ending to the story

I think this was a good ending to the series. Willow got her answers and her men were her men. I do think that the ending maybe happened a little too easy but still satisfying.

I think my favorite part by far was the relationship with Willow and her guys. I loved seeing their relationship progress and I liked seeing them all come together. And I LOVED how devoted the guys were to her. Willow was like obviously we are going to go get the ancient artifacts and protect the whole of the vampire race and without skipping a beat the guys were like, we are with you 100%! It was a beautiful relationship.

Great Series

Loved the narration, and love the story and the characters. Sadie made you really care about them and want to see them succeed and work through their plot twists which were well thought out and made the story exciting. I hope that with the ending she is working on more books in this series.

Amazing!

Both this book and audiobook are amazing! I love this book and the entire trilogy! The Audio and Narrator are terrific. This was the perfect conclusion to The Vampires’ Fae Trilogy. This book contains plenty of action and steam, and of course we get the HEA we all love!

Great conclusion to an awesome story

Willow and her men story pick up right where it left off. We find out what really happened to Mal. The ending of the series left me satisfied but I am still sad this series is over. Highly recommend!

Perfect ending

I received a free copy of this audiobook from the author. This is me leaving an honest and volontarily review.

Another gripping story from Ms. Moss. I was hooked to this series from the start and i didn't want it to end. A perfect ending and i wish that we could see these characters again in the futur.

For audiobooks lovers like me, this series will be an awesome addition to your audiobooks collection. This duo of narrators have done a fantastic job bringing life to these characters.

Phenomenal!😍😍😮😍

I love all of Sadie's works! she writes strong fantastic characters! this story is amazing and well written! great nation choice to bring it to life😍😮😍😮😍

Fun series

Fun series and a great end to the series. Narrators did a great job acting out all of the characters.

Great finish!

I loved that the resolution to the story was not what i thought was going to happen, I was happily surprised. I liked how the story ended and how Willow got to meet the Fae and learn more about herself. I generally don't like visions or flashbacks in stories but I really like how the author allowed Willow to see the weird sisters past and explained why they were doing what they were doing. It made me feel for them and made them more humanish, considering their vampire/witches. I liked how Willow and the guys relationships progressed and how she fought for Malcolm. All and all I enjoyed this series. I loved the male narrator, his voice is smooth and he did a great job separating the male characters that way I didn't have to think too hard on who was speaking. I also liked that the male narrator didn't make Willow's voice super high pitched which some male narrators do, which irks me. The female narrator was a good fit for Willow.