Stolen by the Fae King

Mated to the Fae King, Book 1

By: Bailey Dark

Narrated by: Zachary Zaba

Length: 4 hrs and 13 mins

Publisher's summary

"She’s beautiful. But she doesn’t care for me. If anything, she hates me. I watch her as she fidgets under my gaze, biting her plump lips. Those lips. I can’t decide if I should nibble on them or simply yell at her for frustrating me so thoroughly.”

Almost a thousand years have passed since King Altair of the Fae kingdom Alnembra was cursed by Maaz, a Bloodbane witch. A beast by day and a Fae man by night, Altair is desperate to find the Key. Now, the curse has almost run its course, but not before he discovers the existence of a woman who could break the curse and save him and his people.

Verity Chastain lives a normal life in New York City. On her wedding day, a beast swoops down from the sky to carry her into a world of fantasy and magic. Disbelieving and stubborn, Verity struggles to accept her new reality.

She and Altair go head to head in this fantasy-fueled romance. Can she find a way to break his curse? Or will he die as the physical manifestation of his sadistic personality; a beast?

Stolen by The Fae King is the first book in the Mated to The Fae King Series by author Bailey Dark. This is a Fae romance for adults. If you love steaming hot paranormal romance and fantasy romance, then buy now!

©2019 Bailey Dark (P)2020 Bailey Dark

Excellent! A wonderful start to the series!

Warning: a few spoilers coming your way, but nothing that isn't set up from the start. You'll have figured out this outcome by the time the book is a quarter of the way through, and that's okay because the mildly predictable nature of this book left the next one open to a whole new plot line! I also didn't mind it because I enjoyed the characters so much! Honestly, I loved just about everything regarding this book with the exception of the short length. I don't like that there are four books when the author could have split them into two books easily, but whatever. Still work it, loved the characters, the plot, all of it! Zach Zaba was superb as well! My only complaint is that I wanted a little more SOMETHING when Verity finally realizes how to break this curse toward the end, and although she was weak, I thought maybe Altair might have a victory roar or something, anything, really! They seemed to just be like eh... well, guess we did it! Cool, cool. It made the moment feel less momentous than it could have been, which was a bit irritating, but it wasn't the end of the world since the story doesn't end here. I can tell I'm going to need to hear the whole series, it's just so interesting and keeps me wanting more!

the story line was good but the narration was bad.

the storyline had so much potential. the narration was horrible. it was very monotone.

WHAT A GREAT NARRATION OF THIS GREAT BOOK

Zachary Zaba brought this book to life better then reading it I love the book loved the narration of it too

Great Story!!

Love this book, very good narrating. Could not stop listening. Can't wait to listen to the next book. Love this series.

Stolen

Wonderful characters and fantastic series. This is a must to get. Narrator did a fantastic job also on this audiobook.

book 1

love the story so far. can't wait for more credits. hopefully start book two soon.

I had to return it!

I really love paranormal romance books and have found quite a few great gems on audible, but man, this one let me down. The actual text could be great, so if you’ve got a kindle give it a chance! But the narration, was beyond what i could bear. If you have the story told from two perspectives, Terri narrators are best OR at least a narrator that can portray two different characters clearly. The FMC is a 20 something human with very teenage angst vibes while the MMC is an older cursed Fae, there’s no way in reality or fiction they should sound the EXACT same when it’s from their point of view. I tried to get past this, but couldn’t in the end as it prevented me from hearing the story as intended.

absolutely atrocious reading

the story is OK, no real problem with the storyline, it's nothing special. The guy reading it has no business rating audiobooks.