The Fae Kingdom is an antiquated world of arranged marriages, concubines and sex as food.

It's always a grey area, romances written about succubi or inccubi type Fae, because sex without consent is rape. I would just like to say that some of the behaviour of the species in this book may cause offense or trigger emotions some readers would prefer to avoid. I love that this book made me feel so many emotions yes, the tears did fall at times - but I won't tell you how often or when -) - the tension had me holding my breath on the edge of my seat, the fighting got my adrenaline pumping and the sex scenes, wow, were so hot and erotic that the tingles were off the chart but what I loved was that there are beautifully tender moments that just warmed my old romantic heart. Synthia (Syn) ticks all my boxes and also comes with a great sense of humour and a sarkiness that I love. While we're on the subject of characters, if you've read my reviews before, you'll know that I always enjoy a story more when the main female character is intelligent, resilient, resourceful, self-reliant and has plenty of gumption. The characters that she has created for The Fae Chronicles - protagonists and supporting cast alike - are complex, multifaceted souls that exhibit all the traits that I crave to keep my interest. I love her writing style, the edge-of-your-seat pace she sets for her stories and the gripping plot lines that continually surprise me with their twists and turns. Amelia Hutchins is fast becoming one of my favourite authors and I am so glad to have found her I have becoming addicted to this series.

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