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Love those epilogues!!!
This is book #3 in A Fairy Awesome Series. I started the series last year, and honestly, books one and two were probably my favorite reads of the year.
With this being a long running series, I've been half expecting for the books to get worse, and yet somehow, they just keep getting better and better. That's partly because with each book there's more sexy time and more action.
This installment has some truly steamy sex scenes, a rescue attempt, an epic battle scene, and ye ...more
This is book #3 in A Fairy Awesome Series. I started the series last year, and honestly, books one and two were probably my favorite reads of the year.
With this being a long running series, I've been half expecting for the books to get worse, and yet somehow, they just keep getting better and better. That's partly because with each book there's more sexy time and more action.
This installment has some truly steamy sex scenes, a rescue attempt, an epic battle scene, and ye ...more
I started this series last year, and honestly, books 1 & 2 were probably my favorite reads of the year. With this being a long-running series, though, I just keep waiting for the storyline to get boring, or the author's effort to slough off, but with each book I'm more and more invested. Each book is better than the last, and yes, that's partly because with each book the sexy time and action increases.
In The Fairiest Fairy Of Them All, Ell has a new love interest, Nyx, and as much as I love Ari ...more
In The Fairiest Fairy Of Them All, Ell has a new love interest, Nyx, and as much as I love Ari ...more
Ell's been through some thangs. She went to Earth, fell in love with a human, got kidnapped, twice, added a fire fairy to her harem, and a whole bunch of other shit.
This series is action packed in more ways than one, and book #3 is no different. Nyx, an Elf, is the new love interest, and I like him more than the other 2 boyfriends. He's laid back, but loyal. And while Ell never thought of him like that before, she can't get enough of him now.
On top of the new lover, this book has some great fi ...more
This series is action packed in more ways than one, and book #3 is no different. Nyx, an Elf, is the new love interest, and I like him more than the other 2 boyfriends. He's laid back, but loyal. And while Ell never thought of him like that before, she can't get enough of him now.
On top of the new lover, this book has some great fi ...more
Rooting for the underdog...
Nyx is the new addition to Ell's harem in book #3,, and while I don't think anyone could possibly surpass my feelings for Ari (Intro end of #1), I was really rooting for Nyx. He's the sweet underdog, and it was stinking adorable.
Once again, this book surpassed my expectations. So far, it's my favorite in the series, but honestly, they are all phenomenal. This one had more action though, and I think that's what I liked about it.
I can't wait to see what kind of trouble ...more
Nyx is the new addition to Ell's harem in book #3,, and while I don't think anyone could possibly surpass my feelings for Ari (Intro end of #1), I was really rooting for Nyx. He's the sweet underdog, and it was stinking adorable.
Once again, this book surpassed my expectations. So far, it's my favorite in the series, but honestly, they are all phenomenal. This one had more action though, and I think that's what I liked about it.
I can't wait to see what kind of trouble ...more
Another naughty treat!
I obtained an ARC of The Fairiest Fairy Of Them All in return for an honest review. As the third part in the series, it continues where part two left off, with Princess Ell hiding out with the pixies, trying to keep out of harm’s way. From the very opening sentence, the author sets the tone for another outstandingly entertaining and smutty read, in which the Fairy Princess continues on her adventures to defend the Seelie kingdom against enemy attack, while at the same time ...more
I obtained an ARC of The Fairiest Fairy Of Them All in return for an honest review. As the third part in the series, it continues where part two left off, with Princess Ell hiding out with the pixies, trying to keep out of harm’s way. From the very opening sentence, the author sets the tone for another outstandingly entertaining and smutty read, in which the Fairy Princess continues on her adventures to defend the Seelie kingdom against enemy attack, while at the same time ...more
What do you get when a fairy princess claims a human security guard, a fairy head guard, an elf palace guard and most definitely soon to be included, a mer prince? A reverse harem offering lots of protection to be sure, but so much more than that.
The Fairiest Fairy of Them All turns the dial of intensity further with cardio level sex, fast paced action, and a heaping serving of hilarity.
The addition of Bree spices up the scenario. ...more
The Fairiest Fairy of Them All turns the dial of intensity further with cardio level sex, fast paced action, and a heaping serving of hilarity.
The addition of Bree spices up the scenario. ...more
I read books 1, 2, and 3 in one day. That's how good they were. I was legit late for work this morning because I couldn't stop last night.
I have never even heard of this author, but I saw a review pop up in my feed for book 1 and thought, eh, why not. So glad i did, because damn!
I need book 4 to release ASAP. ...more
I have never even heard of this author, but I saw a review pop up in my feed for book 1 and thought, eh, why not. So glad i did, because damn!
I need book 4 to release ASAP. ...more
I love this series! The third book is filled with even more action and more heat, and of course our favorite fairy princess and her boys. You have to love Ell and her smart mouth. There's no way you can't. This book kept me interested from beginning to end, and I can't wait for the next.
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Feb 28, 2021
Astrid V.J.
marked it as top-fantasy-recommendations
Mar 12, 2021
Stephanie
marked it as to-read
Mar 22, 2021
Gayathri Ravinath
marked it as to-read
