Bride of the Elven Innkeeper

A Cozy Lesbian Romance in the Tavern

De: Autumn Wolff

Narrado por: Rose Cowel

For those who loved Legends & Lattes and Can't Spell Treason Without Tea comes a cozy Lesbian Tavern Romance about an elven innkeeper, who is going to lose everything, until her coworker suggests marriage as a solution to save their business and home.

Running a successful inn is hard work. There are customers to check in, food to prepare, horses to stable, and much more for Lucia to juggle. The crystal elf spends her days working 16-hour shifts to keep the Flying Filly in business. There's little time for a life outside of work beyond what quiet moments she finds before bed to crack open a book. And if there's no time for hobbies or social events, Lucia definitely has no room in her schedule for romance.

And it doesn't matter how fast her heart beats when her coworker, Lina, is around. Her head can spin all it wants when the two accidentally touch while working in the kitchen or behind the front desk. Love is for people with free time, and Lucia is far too busy to fit into that category.

But everything changes as their city faces a new threat from religious fanatics spreading across the land. Kamas is the last free city on the western half of the continent, and the Crimson Cloaks are eager to conquer. So, a desperate king hatches a quick plan to save his city. He'll hire the best mercenaries coin can buy and levy a new tax on every business in the city to pay for it. And the crown will absorb any company that can't afford the fee.

Faced with the prospect of losing her business and home, Lucia is about to panic when Lina offers an unorthodox solution: They'll get married and join their finances to pay the sudden tax.

It's a wild idea that leaves the innkeeper with all sorts of conflicted emotions. And while she gratefully accepts Lina's proposal, inside Lucia is shaken to her very core. The Flying Filly will be saved, but the crystal elf will have to face her feelings and decide whether this is just a marriage of convenience...or perhaps something more.

Bride of the Elven Innkeeper is a cozy sapphic fantasy about a hardworking elf, who has no time for love until circumstances and a kind birdfolk force her to reconsider. It's full of cute moments and sincere hearts, perfect for a leisurely listen.

©2023 Autumn Wolff (P)2023 Autumn Wolff

loved it

gets instant five stars for using the term gay panic, but seriously though it is a wonderfully written sapphic romance

Cozy Lesbian Romance

Bride of the Elven Innkeeper By Autumn Wolff, is exactly what it promises in the title, a cozy lesbian romance in a tavern. Good story, good pacing and great narration I’ll definitely be looking at grabbing any other titles by Autumn Wolff especially if they are narrated by Rose Cowel.

I was given this free ARC audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

like living in D&D

It was like living in the world of D&D. The characters were great and I was immediately grabbed from beginning to end

An Idyllic World

I loved the world building in this story. An innkeeper finds herself in trouble when a new tax will force her to lose her family's inn. Her worker suggests a marriage of convenience to help save the inn. what starts off as an arrangement suddenly becomes real for both of them. I loved how everyone was so accepting of their union with because they were women but also because they were of two different races.

Very well written

The combination of writing and narration really makes this one amazing and complex story that you will absolutely love

Cute and cozy

Pretty much what it promised; a cute and cozy fic, that extended a little longer and made sure to tie up a few things neatly at the end. Our romance was the focus from the start to end, even as the world’s motions rocked things back and forth. I appreciated the promising foreshadowing of answers to the overarching world problem and seeing our girls happy in general.

Fine book

I was given this book for free.

It's a fine read, I struggled a little to get through it but I am glad I finished it, and I would recommend it.

Narrator was fine.

Such a warm read

Nothing honestly, and that is saying something. I loved the other book of hers aside from the narrator but this one was spot on. Over all I couldn’t get enough of this book. Great work

Made my gay heart sing!

Wow! this was so cozy and fluffy. The interactions between Lucia and Lina were amazing and all the scenes with them furthering their relationship made me so happy! The characters were amazing, I cant wait to see more from this author!

Nothing really happened

No real plot, stakes or tension. The few interesting side characters that were introduced never had any impact on the story.