Crown of Fire

The Forbidden Fae, Book 1

De: Linsey Hall

Narrado por: Laurel Schroeder

My Past Is Back to Haunt Me

They say a fae without a court slowly goes insane, so I should be in a rough state after my own court kicked me out. But I've managed to get by, hunting demons for fun and slinging drinks at Potions and Pastilles.

At least, until my past comes back to haunt me.

The king of the Ice Court has been hunting me for years. And when he finds me, he wants claim me as his fated mate. Worst of all? He then plans to sacrifice me to save his dying kingdom. But one touch changes everything, because I’m the only one who can warm him.

I convince him to return with me to the Court of Flames that banished me years ago, buying myself some time. My only goal is to kill him before he killed me. But I'm playing with fire, and i'm not sure if I can I resist him long enough to change my fate.

Linsey Hall does it again with this fun, smart, sexy urban fantasy romance.

©2019 Linsey Hall (P)2019 Linsey Hall

terrible accent

The story was really good and keeps you wanting more, but the fake accent of the narrarator is absolutly awful and does make it difficult to get through it.

love it

I just can't get enough of her books. I just don't want to put it down.

She’s destined to be his mate

Excellent story of fated Fae mates both destined to save their people. Great world building great characters and Laurel Schroeder is brilliant with the narration

banished

Claire gets banished from her court (Connor leaves with her) due to a prophecy. After many years on the run and they finally find a home in Magic Bend; Claire finds that destiny has caught up to her.

Crown of Fire

WOW. So much stuff happens in this book that leaves you begging to know more. I loved listening to this book from start to finish and can’t wait to dive into the next! Narration and writing is awesome.

Storyline was o.k.

Storyline was o.k. Thanks to the extremely boring narrator I I couldn't get into this book. Thinking of reading this book, not sure if the Audible ruined it for me .😕

Couldn't Stand to Finish AudioBook

I tried. I really tried to listen and give this narrator a chance but I had to stop and remove myself from the misery. The stilted performance kept pulling me out of the story. Based on the portion I listened to, this person was reading words on a page rather than assuming the identity of the character, something that would have been appropriate for a story told from a first person perspective. There was no variation in pace, little to no alteration of voice according to character.