Forsaken Fae: Books 1-3 Bundle (EBOOK, LGBT)
Forsaken Fae: Books 1-3 Bundle (EBOOK, LGBT)
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There's an unconscious Fae drooling on Len's couch.
That's not even the weirdest thing to happen to him this week.
Len's been told that not all Fae are scheming, manipulative pricks. A moot point, since this one definitely is—he knows that much from bitter experience.
So, when his vampire ex-coworker dumps Albigard of the Unseelie on Len's doorstep, he gives her two hours to find a better hiding place for the Fae fugitive before tossing him straight to the curb with the rest of the garbage.
He should have known better, of course. Because if there's one thing Len's learned since being thrown into the deep end of the seedy paranormal underworld, it's that nothing is ever so simple.
Now he's on the run from a cataclysmic primal force trying to tear its way into the human realm, stuck with an annoying bastard who already knows way too much about the inside of Len's messed-up head. The first time he met Albigard, Len punched the Fae in his too-perfect face. This time, they'll have to learn to work together—or risk having their souls torn apart and consigned to the void, with the rest of humanity facing the same fate soon after.
The Wild Hunt has slipped its chains.
Darkness is coming for the world.
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Forsaken Fae is a slow-burn M/M urban fantasy trilogy. It's set in the same world as the bestselling series The Last Vampire and its other spinoff, Vampire Bound. Download the complete series bundle today, and enter a world shared by humans, fae, demons, and vampires. It’s a place where the supernatural threatens the mundane, nothing is as it seems, and enemies must overcome their tangled pasts in order to save the future.
This ebook bundle contains the following books:
Forsaken Fae: Book One
Forsaken Fae: Book Two
Forsaken Fae: Book Three
The Sixth Demon: Book One Sneak Peek
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ONE
LEN GRAYSON OPENED his front door, blinked at the three inhuman figures standing on his porch, and considered slamming the door in their faces before anyone had time to say a single word. He fantasized in painstaking detail about doing exactly that, imagining his visitors’ looks of surprise for a long, blissful moment before dismissing the idea with reluctance.
After the week he’d just had, he was not prepared to deal with this particular brand of crazy. Unfortunately, this particular brand of crazy wasn’t the kind that went away because you slammed a door on it.
Over the past year or so, he’d discovered that the biggest problem with being ‘in the know’ when it came to the existence of the supernatural world wasn’t the creeping sense of existential dread. Well… it wasn’t just the creeping sense of existential dread. It was also the fact that most supernaturals were assholes. Admittedly not all of them—but an easy two out of three from the current sample group.
Vampires Ransley Thorpe and Zorah Bright smiled at Len with wide, plastered-on grins. Their cheerful geniality wasn’t very convincing, given the pair had the limp body of an unconscious—and all too familiar—blond-haired Fae slung between them.
“Whatever the question is, the answer is no,” Len told them flatly, running a jaundiced eye over the unnaturally handsome creature hanging between Rans’ pale strength and Zorah’s tawny curves.
“Hullo, mate. Need a quick favor from you.” Rans’ voice was English-accented. The words were delivered in an airy tone, as though he hadn’t even registered Len’s blanket denial a mere two seconds earlier.
Len felt his molars grinding together and consciously loosened his jaw. Before he could marshal any decently logical arguments for not letting them cross the threshold into his house, Zorah jumped into the conversation.
“Sorry, Len,” she said. “Normally we wouldn’t ask—”
“Yes, you would,” Len interjected.
“—but Albigard’s down for the count, and we need to keep him off the radar while he recovers,” she finished.
Len closed his eyes and took a slow, deep breath. In… and out.
Zorah made up the thirty-three-point-three percent of this group who didn’t generally display asshole-ish tendencies. To make the situation even more complicated, she also owned the house. Len was only renting it. Well… more accurately, Len was cutting a monthly rent-sized check to a local shelter for homeless teens. The checks were mostly a way to salve his conscience, since Zorah refused outright to accept any compensation from him for using the place while she was off jet setting with her obscenely rich undead boyfriend.
Combined, these two facts made the prospect of actually shutting the door in her face a bit awkward. Len fought a brief internal battle with himself and lost. He opened it wider, standing aside for them.
“All right,” he said, very much against his better judgment. “Come in, then. You’d better get the sparkly blond bastard off the street before one of the neighbors decides to call the cops on us.”
Rans smiled a shark’s smile at him, and Len suppressed a shudder upon catching a brief glimpse of fang.
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- 5 stars: 15 (83%)
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Love this series. I have all the books.
What a series and what a fantastic author.. Couldn't put it down.. Ra Steffan needs to write a follow up on this series.. We want more!! I truely hope this is turned into a movie.
Omgggg so adorable, i never read M/M and this has my heart soaring! The emotions were believable and relatable. Love, love, love
A Very engaging series it was hard to put down. It was easy to follow the characters. I would recommend this series.
This one has been on my wishlist for quite a while and I wish I'd bought it sooner. I definitely recommend, it's more plot driven, which I like because it makes the relationship between Len and Albigard more about love than lust. I really enjoyed this and will definitely be returning it many times over.
I'm pretty sure I've lost count of how many times I've read this trilogy, but it's past counting on both hands. It's my favorite love story of the last few years that I've read.
Another wonderful read from R A Steffan. Easy to read, realistic, and quite a page turner. Definitely worth the read on so many levels.
I love these two characters. One is so standoffish and rude and the other is just so bad at self preservation. And then the way their relationship progresses… excellent. And also, the way they solve the crisis and then some is done well. Definitely emotional.
I am super glad the author did a little epilog after. Make sure you click on it to read it! It’s pretty good.
RA Steffan Isa new author for me and I probably should've started with the Last Vampire series, since this seems to be a spin-off, but once I started reading I just couldn't stop. I loved the characters and world building. The story had so many unexpected twists and turns, I never knew what would happen next, it's packed with action, not high angst, and a bit of: slow burn meets (some) fifty shades of grey. This author made it quickly to my most favorite list very quickly. I can't wait to read the demons stories.
This set pales compared to the other sets in this world series. I really enjoyed the other sets but didn't like this one to the point of just reading the last chapter of each book in this set.
I lasted 12% of this trilogy....I cannot even tell you how many pages that is, but I could read no further. I cannot say I don’t recommend this book as I haven’t read enough, but what I did read did not hold my interest. I have read some very long books like the war of kings and lord of the rings trilogy that propel you forward, but have a beginning, but this book seems to plop you right in the middle of action with a significant backstory, that has its own backstory, if that makes sense.I was already annoyed by the “human”. Are you really telling me you are aware of the paranormal world, you see dead people thinking it’s ptsd from a past job and yet when a members of said paranormal world tells you you reek of death and mentions that you may have traces of necromancy you freak out and refuse to mention that it may be true and the reason why you are being tormented by the dead??? Roll my eyes. Drama for what reason, the sake of extending a book? 90% of what I just read in the 12% of the three books can be deleted or summed up in another way. OR I think if the first part of the first book was maybe in the middle and how he was thrust into the world of the paranormal was in the beginning I may have stayed to read more of this book, but as it stands I have no interest in finding out how this haters to lovers story pans out or how this story as a whole evolves. My time is too precious.
1) An interesting overall story arc is paired with two snarky protagonists and an ever-changing cast of secondary characters. Told from the POV of a human, the fantasy characters are never quite as well developed or nuanced. Fast and furious pacing keeps the story moving.2) Action packed. Drama packed. Great plot. Awesome world building. This story has a lot to like. I'm glad the author sent out the entire series, though, because the first two books end on a cliffhanger and that's something I really despise. This is an enjoyable read that'll keep you hooked all the way to the end. So, if you like fantasy, drama, action, demons, vampires, Oh, My! This book is definitely worth reading.
This was a good fantasy storyline with some steaming hot gay bondage **** in the last two books. I didn’t guess the ultimate epiphany about the problem, so I would say the plot is sufficiently twisty without becoming monotonous. If you don’t care for Dom/sub kink, you could just skip the **** scenes, but they are a big part of Albigard’s character development and the relationship development between him and Len. And if you do like that kink, these scenes were really well-written and ****. There is no pain play.
This is the set that made me cry - twice (almost 3 times). The only thing I didn't really care for was the pace - I'd have loved to see it extend a little longer with more detail in both the Fae world and the development of the relationship, but it was solid as is. As a CIS straight woman who's never really read M/M, there was nothing the least off putting (though there are a few **** scenes if that bothers you - honestly the first set of this series is FAR more graphic). A good love story is a good love story and this qualifies. The inherent dignity of Albigard is everlasting, and Len has been such a genuinely GOOD person throughout the series it's nice to see two people from such different backgrounds who "get" each other so well. I read this through Kindle Unlimited, and this is one that hasn't been checked back in - and won't be until I have the hard copy.
Loved the whole series left me wanting more Great short stories seem to fly through the books always left wanting more and the story to continue
I didn’t know how to feel about reading a male on male love story but this book did not disgust me as I first thought it would. It was actually quite thrilling with moments of heart ache, sadness, as well as completely action packed as all the other stories! Can’t wait to read up on our Demon….
I really enjoyed this series. While it's fantasy it also brings to light a lot of political stigma and how judgement can really effect people who are different. It's depressing at times but it's a really good read. It's full of action, there's romance in a sense but it's more akin to two folks who desperately need each other coming together. I'd recommend it as long as you are into m/m action or really don't care either way.