Wrath of the Fae Box Set (Books 1–3)
A Fated Mates Fae Romance
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Narrated by:
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Lucas Webley
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Michelle Sparks
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By:
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Alessa Thorn
About this listen
Cursed. Betrayed. Banished.
Fifteen hundred years is a long time to wait to get revenge. The Fae know how to nurse a grudge, and now they have returned to England to claim their rightful place.
This box set collects the complete trilogy of The Wrath of the Fae, with each book a hot, fast-paced paranormal romance following three fae princes as they journey to break their curses and find their fated mates.
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- Anonymous User
- 11-05-24
Attraction is not a choice! So true.
Very enjoyable and easy listening story. This could easily have been made twenty or thirty hours longer and given more description and depth to the characters and events. However, this might have annoyed or frustrated listeners/readers looking for fast paced, witty, snarky romance. I recommend this as a film or limited series option.
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- Anonymous User
- 15-07-22
MORE PLEASE 🙏
Absolutely loved every second of this 🥰 listened to the whole thing over three days, brilliant, marvellous and wonderful 😍
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- Anonymous User
- 26-04-24
Good fun but narration needs some work!
Really enjoyed the book and 75% of the content but it was jarring when the narrators didn't agree what the male characters accent was (Cockney vs RP) and just found the weird pronunciation of words frustrating. Overall fab bit some things just odd.
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- Anonymous User
- 02-06-22
Stories Get Better but Terrible Narration
The three stories, in themselves, are not too bad. They actually get better with each one.
The first story, with Kian and Elise, starts off ok, but kind of dwindles a little. There’s barely any character development and Elises personality is all over the place and not quite a whole.
The we get book 2 with Bayn and Freya. This one starts slow but gets much better. Bayn is great and Freya’s character is much more rounded.
Finally we get Killian and Bron. This story is great. Bron and Killian are both brilliant characters. It’s funny and gritty and a much better paced story as a whole.
However, the narration on these stories is some of the worst I’ve ever listened to. I struggled so much to put up with the female narrator. In the first story it is almost unbearable as she tries to do a posh English accent and instead sounds Eastern European. It’s painful to listen to. In the second book, when she’s meant to be Norwegian, she sounds German. She does a little better with Brons Irish accent but it’s still horrendous. I honestly have no idea how she got the job.
The make narrator is a little better, but it’s obvious that he hadn’t read the book before narrating. At one point he has a character speaking with an Irish accent. Then the story says the character isn’t from Ireland and has a strange accent, so he just drops the Irish and carries on in a different accent. Why wasn’t that fixed? He also has a different accent for each of the brothers. Posh English for Kian, a northern Manchester style accent from Bayn, and a southern cockney style accent for Killian, while the female narrator keeps them all with her weird posh accent. It’s just utterly confusing and ridiculous.
Honestly, I think if I’d read these books, I would have enjoyed them more, but the narration was so bad, it made them difficult to enjoy, which is a huge shame.
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- Anonymous User
- 13-05-24
Great storyline, looking forward to more from the author.
Narrators where good and original storyline that couldnt help listening to.
On to the next one.
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- Anonymous User
- 03-04-22
Interesting story but …
I actually enjoyed the storyline of these three books. It was interesting and really kept you interested in spite of a few wild character jumps. However, whilst the male narrator is perfection, the female’s narration is quiet grinding. Her vowels are just too rounded. So much so that she sounded as if English isn’t her first language. Her attempt at an Irish accent was truly atrocious. However the timbre and lilt of her voice was absolutely beautiful and I think that the faux posh narration really let her down as I can’t fault the performance in relation to delivery of emotion and pace. I would recommend downloading the sample first to see if you could listen to hours of that accent.
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Overall4 out of 5 stars
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- Anonymous User
- 05-05-24
Three tales of three cursed faie prince's and three strong human woman
All books are written 2 POV, th3 FMC and MMC of that book, and also 3rd person, like reading a fairy tale.
Book 1
This is the story of the youngest prince and a human woman. Revenge, a curse, an enemy to lovers ...mate tale.
It's not as deep in world building as some books I've read, but it doesn't need to be.
It's one of those series where each person story is explored as the background story develops.
There is kidnapping, talk of terminal illness, and assisted...well, that would be a slight spoiler.
The smut was good, the banter was good, and the story was okay.
Yes, it is worth a read and no regrets on reading it. I want to find out what happens to the other two brothers. Onwards!
3.4 stars
Book 2
A nice paranormal fantasy romance with a bad arse human heroine and cursed dangerous Faire prince.
Banter, steam, smut, violence, and revenge.
This book reference domestic abuse and focuses on two people overcoming their pasts to take a chance at a happy future.
A good read, easy to come back to if you want a break. But it's not a read, so immersive you need to binge the whole thing
3.4 stars
Book 3
My favourite of the three cursed prince's story.
A false enemy to mate story. And for the prince who wanted a mate, but has given up. A fitting story with a bad ass herione hunter, a godly facedown, and a bit of smut.
We are introduced to a bunch of new characters, the Thornwoods, and given a taste of their personalities enough to like them more than a filling character.
3.6 stars
The female narrator sounds gives the prince a posh voice, while the male narrator gives the males more of a rough London guy voice. Don't let it put you off. Still a good listen. prefer the male rough voice though!
Overall, 3.7 stars
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- Anonymous User
- 09-02-22
Complete trilogy in one collection
I always enjoy Alessa Thorns books and this audio collection is no exception. The narrator's were able to make each performance and couple distinct.
The story was engaging, the romance steamy and the world well developed.
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- Anonymous User
- 01-11-22
loved the story but
I loved this story but unfortunately the narration by Michelle Sparks didn't go with the story. The main accent used was too posh, the annunciation of some of the words distorted the real word, but her Irish accent was great.
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- Anonymous User
- 27-01-22
Definitely worth perseverance
The first book was a bit one dimensional and the characters sketchy and the female narrator's terrible English accent was grating. Everytime she mispronounced Salisbury and simple words like hand it was like fingernails on a blackboard.
However the second and third books had much more depth and I thoroughly enjoyed them despite the narrator's unconvincing accent, shame as her voice tone was pleasant.
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