Knight of the Goddess

Blood of a Fae, Book 4

By: Briar Boleyn

Narrated by: Zara Hampton-Brown, Will M. Watt

"I see forever with you by my side. Because long after these scars have faded away to nothing, I'll still be standing beside you. You and I? We're eternal."

Beware the dread curse of three…

In the aftermath of the war between Pendrath and its neighbors, peace has finally come to Camelot. For Morgan Le Fay and her friends, the calm is short-lived. A storm grows on the horizon. As a terrible evil that has been waiting hundreds of years begins to sweep through the land, Morgan and Draven must race to the aid of their allies, leaving their youngest and most vulnerable new family member in the care of trusted friends.

The sword, the spear, the grail's mystery…

As the tide of war takes them across kingdoms and into greater peril, Morgan and Draven embark on a quest to destroy the three objects of untold power—the grail, the sword, and the spear. Together, the pair will find answers to questions lost in the mists of time. Answers to questions so terrible, they never even thought to ask.

Blood calls to blood. The dark shall rise. Forged by the gods under sacred skies.

The love between these bonded mates is not just an everlasting one forged in blood. You might even call it divine.

The fourth and final book in the bestselling Blood of a Fae series. For mature listeners.

©2024 Briar Boleyn (P)2024 Podium Audio

Love, love, love

I so wish it wasn’t over, that’s the sad thing about books, they always come to an end

The world building about Fae

I loved all the action adventure of these four books. The revelations that unfolded throughout the story. I wish Morgan and Draven had a surprise child in the end.

I am exhausted just following the main characters, in a good way

I liked the general honesty between the main characters. Not an overabundance of second guessing about motives Good imagining from start to finish.

totally fell apart

I wanted fo love this so much. I was hoping for a better conclusion. Unfortunately, it COMPLETELY fell apart. The plot was rushed and confusing, it didn't all "come together" like I'm assuming the author was hoping. So disappointing, I wouldn't recommend this series.

More Twists Than A Bag Of Pretzels

I read all of the way through this dark, fae fantasy retelling of Arthur & the sword Excalibur.

But book 4 has more twists than a bag of pretzels. 🫠

This last book makes me just want to quit reading.

I am so invested in the side characters, but the wrapping up of all the loose ends is just a let down.

Knight of the Goddess

I loved the overall story, it was great. The enemy to lover felt ridiculous at times with having the heroine be over the top disagreeable. Mature readers get worn out by listening to so much teen angst throughout. The narrators were good throughout the series. I think the series could have been about 100 less pages if a lot of the angst monologues were taken out.

Totally pulled from another story

Did anyone get hints of Lord of the Rings?? When the serpents come from the lake in the moonlight and they find the door to the mountain… and then they are in said mountain moving across the bridge when a someone made of fire and holding a whip made of fire comes to them.. total scenes from lord of the rings. It was still enjoyable tho but maybe the creative juices needed some help.