Covert Fae: A Demons of Fire and Night Novel

A Spy Among the Fallen

By: C.N. Crawford

Narrated by: Laurel Schroeder

To live, I must tempt the angels of death.

It’s been 18 months since the angels of the apocalypse ripped our world apart. Before, I was a burlesque dancer, decked in sequins and feathers at the hippest clubs. Now, I live in an abandoned hospital in East London, scavenging for scraps.

At least, until I get the chance to fight back against the disturbingly seductive angels. In fact, I’m going undercover as a spy in their castle. I have two goals: learn their weaknesses, and find my missing sister.

Problem is, I have to pretend to be someone I’m not: an alluring succubus. If one of the angels discovers who I really am, the fate of the world could lie in ruins.

I can’t let that happen. The angels tried to destroy my world, and it’s my turn to ravage theirs.

©2018 C.N. Crawford (P)2018 C.N. Crawford

Another great book by C.N. Crawford

wow so great i didnt think i would like another fae book after agent fbi fae but i love it and laurel did great job narrating

EXCITED FOR BOOK 2!

If you could sum up Covert Fae: A Demons of Fire and Night Novel in three words, what would they be?

CN Crawford does a great job with setting up a visual image of day to day life for Ruby. I felt like I was with Ruby and experiencing her struggle with life after the Great Nightmare. Ruby's sacrifice for her family and friends seems to be a defining characteristic that places her in dangerous situations. Ruby is strong and can take care of herself. She walked in the lion's den without an escape plan.

This book left me wondering what will happen next for Ruby and Adonis. I have lots of questions about Adonis and the role Ruby plays in this world.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Covert Fae: A Demons of Fire and Night Novel?

Ruby dancing for Adonis

What about Laurel Schroeder’s performance did you like?

Laurel always does a good job!.

First hear the trial

I love every single story Crawford have! But the voice in this one OML! Was cringy! Way to cartoonist I really didn’t like it. Was hard to me to pay attention. The story I amazing!

Where’s the rest?

Absolutely loved it but can’t find the rest of the series on audible- I am dying here not able to listen to the rest

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Definitely recommend listening to this book ! The narrator did an awesome job telling the story

mix of everything out there - dark of course

This author has so much experience and so many stories out there, I’m maybe being too hard because I expected more.
This is such a mix of so many bits of other stories and a tweak of all the same tropes of practically everything.
Evil angels, check. Post-apocalypse, check. Fairies and trolls etc etc but a little different from every other authors little bit different, check. Dragons for some reason… that’s a bit different and I don’t know why. Dragons used by evil angels is a new one.
Anything works for me if good conversation.
Camaraderie I can root for, By chapter 6, it wasnt happening.
I did let it play on for awhile as I wrote this, and I heard a half-way decent person, a rebel?, talking to main character so maybe there’s hope.
The narrator never changes inflection which can really get old too. Changing speed around helps.
A decent voice though and good accent change.
Since I paid a credit, decided to take a break around chapter 6 and maybe come back and try later.
I usually scroll past first 5 star reviews that are obvious ARC readers… to find some real reviews. Maybe that’s why I’m grouchy, letdown from decent reviews.
I remember books that had editors when it cost a fortune to publish anything - not great since only like 10 authors thrived, but this current situation of anything goes is still just as expensive to consumers. Reviews need to be more helpful, folks.

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I feel really bad but I couldn't finish listening to the narrator. Her voice was just a little to bland for me. Will actually read the book. What I heard so far I liked.

no, thank you

this is the first negative comment I have sent. The story is puerile, but the killer is the choppy, blocky, poorly inflected narration. T he closest simile that comes to mind is that phrases are delivered like bullets from a machine gun, much to the detriment of the thin story line. S orry, I expected far more.