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Wild Hunt #3
The Brutal Fae's Life
The hot fae guy I'm in love with thinks of me like a sister… doesn't he?
I've been trying to make him see that we're more than just friends for months, to no avail.
But then we find an entire society of fae women, who threaten to take me from him.
And he steals me away to his house to make sure no one can remove me from his side.
Even after a night in his bed, he won't admit what he feels for me. So, I develop a plan.
Make the man jealous, while also figuring out a way to deal with the wild female fae who seem to want to make all of the men bleed.
I don't know if it's going to work… but I'm not walking away from this man until he realizes that I should be his mate.
*This is the third in a series of steamy connected standalones. Humor and happily ever after guaranteed ;)
I've been trying to make him see that we're more than just friends for months, to no avail.
But then we find an entire society of fae women, who threaten to take me from him.
And he steals me away to his house to make sure no one can remove me from his side.
Even after a night in his bed, he won't admit what he feels for me. So, I develop a plan.
Make the man jealous, while also figuring out a way to deal with the wild female fae who seem to want to make all of the men bleed.
I don't know if it's going to work… but I'm not walking away from this man until he realizes that I should be his mate.
*This is the third in a series of steamy connected standalones. Humor and happily ever after guaranteed ;)
249 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 10, 2023
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Lola Glass
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July 25, 2024
This was an emotional rollercoaster, and it’s not even the book’s fault. It had the best writing style of the series so far, though it was still very simple. The characters were intriguing, and their romance was captivating, but it was also somewhat dull. The plot though… my god, the plot made me want to throw the book out the window, burn it, rip it apart and exorcise it. But it wasn’t the story’s fault, I was just absolutely triggered.
Ervo was an interesting character, but I wouldn’t say he was my favourite or that I didn’t have issues with him. I do not like the typical alpha male usually and Ervo was a strong, seemingly emotionless, physically brutal and unforgiving character. But that was just the surface. He also had a more poetic, warmer, happier side besides that surface, so that definitely endeared him to me. Call me shallow, but I adored how he said he had no purpose until the women started to appear and he found his mate, or at least at the time someone he chose to want as his mate before the bond begin to blossom.
Mare was more subdued than the other two women, Ari and North, and I liked that about her. She still wanted to be strong and independent, wanted to be able to protect herself, but she also let Ervo dote on her which, of course, the other couples had as well, as each book focuses on equality and partnership in a relationship, but Mare was more open to being cared for. I’ve seen some people say that her character was “not like other girls”, but I personally didn’t see that. If anything, she was softer than Ari and North, she was more feminine personality-wise and she had less masculine traits if that makes sense.
Romance-wise, the characters had intriguing chemistry and I liked that they chose each other which then grew into a mating bond rather than a mating bond being in place already and the characters going along with it. The miscommunication wasn’t my favourite as I am not a fan of that trope, but I did like how they grew out of it and learned to communicate with each other, if not verbally than via poems and literature. I think that was an interesting solution as this way they found a common solution to a common issue that was caused by their differences. I, personally, appreciated that. However, they were also a bit dull. I can’t explain why because I couldn’t pin-point the issue, but somehow they didn’t keep my attention, so I had to nudge myself sometimes.
The writing-style was definitely better than before. It was still very simple, it didn’t go into detail and depth regarding the world-building and still described unnecessary things for longer than needed, but the cussing and cursing was reduced, which I am assuming, was because each book has a different narrative to be able to differentiate the FMCs, and it certainly had less telling and more showing. I still found it difficult to picture things though because the surroundings, the world that was around the characters wasn’t being described at all. A few information was hinted here and there but very vaguely.
The plot triggered me like no other and it wasn’t even the book’s fault. I am absolutely triggered by anything that even insinuates that women are good for nothing other than being used as baby-machines. I should’ve liked this plot because it literally focused on women standing up for themselves, fighting against this new idea in which they should be separated into groups of those who should and shouldn’t have babies. But this theme just absolutely triggered my fight response and not only because of the theme but because women tried to oppress women. I was fuming. And I logically understood that for the other group of women it was the norm, even Mare tried to explain that in her POV, but I was having none of it. Again, it wasn't the plot or the author's fault, it was just the theme that made me want to rip the book apart and burn it. I didn’t do it though.
Overall, it was an entertaining read with interesting characters and intriguing romance, but it also went a bit dull. Whilst the writing was much nicer, it was still very simple and vague, and the plot made me want to pull my hair, though that was a me-problem as I was triggered. So, The Brutal Fae’s Life got 3/5 stars.
Ratings of the other books in the series:
Mid-Reading Updates!
Please note: The page numbers refer to the physical copy of Wild Hunt: The Complete Series which contains all 6 books of the series.
@inkedbooksloth
Ervo was an interesting character, but I wouldn’t say he was my favourite or that I didn’t have issues with him. I do not like the typical alpha male usually and Ervo was a strong, seemingly emotionless, physically brutal and unforgiving character. But that was just the surface. He also had a more poetic, warmer, happier side besides that surface, so that definitely endeared him to me. Call me shallow, but I adored how he said he had no purpose until the women started to appear and he found his mate, or at least at the time someone he chose to want as his mate before the bond begin to blossom.
Mare was more subdued than the other two women, Ari and North, and I liked that about her. She still wanted to be strong and independent, wanted to be able to protect herself, but she also let Ervo dote on her which, of course, the other couples had as well, as each book focuses on equality and partnership in a relationship, but Mare was more open to being cared for. I’ve seen some people say that her character was “not like other girls”, but I personally didn’t see that. If anything, she was softer than Ari and North, she was more feminine personality-wise and she had less masculine traits if that makes sense.
Romance-wise, the characters had intriguing chemistry and I liked that they chose each other which then grew into a mating bond rather than a mating bond being in place already and the characters going along with it. The miscommunication wasn’t my favourite as I am not a fan of that trope, but I did like how they grew out of it and learned to communicate with each other, if not verbally than via poems and literature. I think that was an interesting solution as this way they found a common solution to a common issue that was caused by their differences. I, personally, appreciated that. However, they were also a bit dull. I can’t explain why because I couldn’t pin-point the issue, but somehow they didn’t keep my attention, so I had to nudge myself sometimes.
The writing-style was definitely better than before. It was still very simple, it didn’t go into detail and depth regarding the world-building and still described unnecessary things for longer than needed, but the cussing and cursing was reduced, which I am assuming, was because each book has a different narrative to be able to differentiate the FMCs, and it certainly had less telling and more showing. I still found it difficult to picture things though because the surroundings, the world that was around the characters wasn’t being described at all. A few information was hinted here and there but very vaguely.
The plot triggered me like no other and it wasn’t even the book’s fault. I am absolutely triggered by anything that even insinuates that women are good for nothing other than being used as baby-machines. I should’ve liked this plot because it literally focused on women standing up for themselves, fighting against this new idea in which they should be separated into groups of those who should and shouldn’t have babies. But this theme just absolutely triggered my fight response and not only because of the theme but because women tried to oppress women. I was fuming. And I logically understood that for the other group of women it was the norm, even Mare tried to explain that in her POV, but I was having none of it. Again, it wasn't the plot or the author's fault, it was just the theme that made me want to rip the book apart and burn it. I didn’t do it though.
Overall, it was an entertaining read with interesting characters and intriguing romance, but it also went a bit dull. Whilst the writing was much nicer, it was still very simple and vague, and the plot made me want to pull my hair, though that was a me-problem as I was triggered. So, The Brutal Fae’s Life got 3/5 stars.
Ratings of the other books in the series:
The Wild Hunt: The Complete Series 2/5 stars
The Savage Fae's Mate 3/5 stars
The Feral Fae's Human 3/5 stars
The Brutal Fae's Life 3/5 stars
The Vicious Fae's Love 3/5 stars
The Barbaric Fae's Soul 2/5 stars
The Primal Fae's Queen 2/5 stars
Mid-Reading Updates!
Please note: The page numbers refer to the physical copy of Wild Hunt: The Complete Series which contains all 6 books of the series.
Page 350
Book 3: The Brutal Fae’s Life:
This book definitely has the best writing-style so far. No cussing or profanity of any shape or form and significantly less telling. We will see how it continues though.
Page 390
Oh I like this!
“I chose you. Your scent didn’t drive me to madness; I picked you for your quiet passion, for your mind, for your fire.”
Finally, it’s not about going absolutely mad because the mating bond is making them. It’s about Ervo choosing Mare for who she is, because he wants her, specifically, to be his mate. I like this approach.
Page 417
I find this storyline so hard to read. It makes me angry. I know that’s kind of the main point, to see the unfairness of it and all, but at this point it makes me rage. Women treating other women like they are good for nothing, but baby-making is making my anger go from 0 to 100 in a heartbeat. I really hoped for it to be a side-plot but it’s the main plot and I just struggle with it. It’s lowkey triggering.
Page 448
If by the end of the 6th book every woman will be pregnant or have children, I’ll burn this book. This is my 13th reason. The obsession that authors have with their characters getting pregnant or having children is getting out of hand. This is my 12th book out of 18 this year that makes every bloody woman pregnant or want to be pregnant. Projection or propaganda? Don’t know, but it’s tiring.
Page 466
Damn Ervo might be harsh, brutal and seem emotionless, but he feels strongly. I love that a softer side of his is being shown too.
Page 500
So, after finishing book 3, The Brutal Fae's Life, I have to say the writing style was significantly better than book 1 and 2. Way less cussing and cursing, and less telling and more showing.
The characters... I think I liked them more than the previous MCs. I was interested in Ervo's character because that harsh vibe I saw from him in the previous books coupled with a deadly calm seemed intriguing. The story stayed true to his character, he remained harsh and brutal, hence the title, but we were also shown a warmer side to him, and I appreciated that.
Mare was also more intriguing than the other FMCs. Not only because the narrative decided to use less cussing and cursing to showcase a different character, but also because she was more open and entertaining as a character. Rather than spending half of her time cussing or sulking, she was intentionally getting on Ervo's nerves and plotted against him to get his attention. I, personally, appreciated that dynamic.
Ervo and Mare had some really good chemistry and the angst that the cultural differences created and the way they later on adapted was quite interesting. I liked them as a couple and enjoyed their journey together. They were adorably unhinged if that makes sense.
Plot-wise though, I was ready to burn the book. There's nothing I hate more than women being used as baby-machines. So this plot should've appeased me as the story-line literally portrayed the MCs fighting against that, fighting for choice both for men and women. But this theme is so triggering to me, I was fuming half the time. It wasn't the plot or the author's fault, it's just a theme that makes me absolutely mad
@inkedbooksloth
April 13, 2023
3.75
When I say that I love Lola's writing style and the men of the Wild Hunt, I can tell you this book truly does solidify that love.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
In this third novel of the Wild Hunt series, we watch the relationship between Mare and Ervo evolve, and boy, is it sweet. I cannot express enough how I love how their relationship grows throughout the series. I love the way the writing allows you to believe that a lot of the things that happened within this book are realistic enough to make you fall right into their world. I'm a little interested to see how the next book will be since the way the epilogue ended.
When I say that I love Lola's writing style and the men of the Wild Hunt, I can tell you this book truly does solidify that love.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
In this third novel of the Wild Hunt series, we watch the relationship between Mare and Ervo evolve, and boy, is it sweet. I cannot express enough how I love how their relationship grows throughout the series. I love the way the writing allows you to believe that a lot of the things that happened within this book are realistic enough to make you fall right into their world. I'm a little interested to see how the next book will be since the way the epilogue ended.
April 20, 2023
The Brutal Fae's Life is full of drama, mystery and a developing romance. The story ended on a a bit of a cliffhanger/unexpected event which I didn’t see coming, but I can tell things are going to get more interesting from this book on, and I mean more because it’s been exciting enough to date. Excited for more.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
May 22, 2025
I can't put it down
This series is one of my favorite of Lola's. Will the male Fae ever figure it out? Are the human females going to learn the faes don't understand human thinking the same way we do? What will happen when Mare and her "fake" mate finally talk to each other and stop avoiding it? This book was so much fun. Not as much action as the couple books before but it wasn't needed. I still couldn't put this one down. Welcome to Gboard clipboard, any text you copy will be saved here.this just made me go back and decide that I'm going to o have to go back and make sure I read each of her series, in order and hope I can find out what happens with the rest of the humans, to see if they all get their HEA.
This series is one of my favorite of Lola's. Will the male Fae ever figure it out? Are the human females going to learn the faes don't understand human thinking the same way we do? What will happen when Mare and her "fake" mate finally talk to each other and stop avoiding it? This book was so much fun. Not as much action as the couple books before but it wasn't needed. I still couldn't put this one down. Welcome to Gboard clipboard, any text you copy will be saved here.this just made me go back and decide that I'm going to o have to go back and make sure I read each of her series, in order and hope I can find out what happens with the rest of the humans, to see if they all get their HEA.
April 4, 2023
I loved this book! The characters were so well written and realistic. I enjoyed every page and scene, and really think this series has a lot of potential!
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
May 22, 2023
I love this series: it's so fun and easy to enjoy. Spicy as hell and a lovely quick read. I'm excited to read Sunny's story with the other fae. Teris doesn't deserve her.
September 22, 2025
3.5/5⭐
4/5♥️
3/5🔥
Este me ha gustado más que los anteriores! Ervo y Mare son 🛐🛐 el banter!!!
El plot twist de romper el bond!! Y EL EPÍLOGO!!! quien es remmo?
4/5♥️
3/5🔥
Este me ha gustado más que los anteriores! Ervo y Mare son 🛐🛐 el banter!!!
El plot twist de romper el bond!! Y EL EPÍLOGO!!! quien es remmo?
December 29, 2023
Without giving anything away, this story takes a complete twist and gives you another look at another angle.
This series has the perfect balance of sex and the plot, doesn't go over board on either side.
Ervo and Mare these characters grow on you and the things they've gone through to get to this point.
Even though this one had the twist, I still enjoyed reading this one.
~Diana
This series has the perfect balance of sex and the plot, doesn't go over board on either side.
Ervo and Mare these characters grow on you and the things they've gone through to get to this point.
Even though this one had the twist, I still enjoyed reading this one.
~Diana
April 9, 2023
The Wild Hunt series is a fantastic light-hearted read that gives me a break from all the super intense books. The series continues with The Brutal Fae's Life, the third in the series focuses on Mare and Ervo as they come together.
Mare has been body snatched. She has a totally different personality in this one. Gone is the timid unassuming girl, Mare has gotten braver and bolder, she's stopped overanalyzing things and has started to fight for what she wants, and what she wants is Ervo.
Ervo starts to lose his shit after claiming he only sees her as a sibling. We know that's the biggest lie ever. The male has gotten even more possessive and I'm not mad about it. Ervo is the strong and silent type possessive and obsessive, he's already proven he will enforce the touch her and die rule. Turns out the phoenix has a lot of emotions and he cares deeply for Mare. The pair are good together they just have communication issues.
We finally get to know Mare's backstory. To say it wasn't what I expected is an understatement. Mare didn't have a horrible life, sure she had her problems that were serious enough but they weren't like the problems some of the other girls faced. She was stuck in a situation and Vevol was the way out. She's different in the fae world, stronger not only physically but emotionally as well. Mare is braver, more confident, and has the opportunity to grow more than she did in the human world. I guess fate or the goddess knew who to pick for this life-changing journey.
More fae, more problems. The indigenous fae women have a major role in this story and it's eye-opening. They bring with them a completely different history of fae culture. While the guys were made to forget they remembered everything including how their society degraded. It's a whole thing. The female arrives and off the bat runs the show. They aren't mean but very bossy and have ancient ideas. The females need to adapt to this new (to them) society.
The Brutal Fae's Life was filled with light-hearted drama and budding romance. The story ended on a surprise note, I didn't expect the turn of events but I have a feeling things are only going to get juicier from here. Looks like Sunny's story is up next and after that epilogue, I really can't wait to see how that's gonna play out.
Mare has been body snatched. She has a totally different personality in this one. Gone is the timid unassuming girl, Mare has gotten braver and bolder, she's stopped overanalyzing things and has started to fight for what she wants, and what she wants is Ervo.
Ervo starts to lose his shit after claiming he only sees her as a sibling. We know that's the biggest lie ever. The male has gotten even more possessive and I'm not mad about it. Ervo is the strong and silent type possessive and obsessive, he's already proven he will enforce the touch her and die rule. Turns out the phoenix has a lot of emotions and he cares deeply for Mare. The pair are good together they just have communication issues.
We finally get to know Mare's backstory. To say it wasn't what I expected is an understatement. Mare didn't have a horrible life, sure she had her problems that were serious enough but they weren't like the problems some of the other girls faced. She was stuck in a situation and Vevol was the way out. She's different in the fae world, stronger not only physically but emotionally as well. Mare is braver, more confident, and has the opportunity to grow more than she did in the human world. I guess fate or the goddess knew who to pick for this life-changing journey.
More fae, more problems. The indigenous fae women have a major role in this story and it's eye-opening. They bring with them a completely different history of fae culture. While the guys were made to forget they remembered everything including how their society degraded. It's a whole thing. The female arrives and off the bat runs the show. They aren't mean but very bossy and have ancient ideas. The females need to adapt to this new (to them) society.
The Brutal Fae's Life was filled with light-hearted drama and budding romance. The story ended on a surprise note, I didn't expect the turn of events but I have a feeling things are only going to get juicier from here. Looks like Sunny's story is up next and after that epilogue, I really can't wait to see how that's gonna play out.
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October 8, 2025El descubrimiento de las hembras fae trae cambios para todos y con ellos nuevas uniones, nuevos problemas y peligros. Ellas tienen una percepción de para qué sirven machos y hembras, de lo que deben hacer y de cómo deben organizarse las cosas muy distinta a la del resto de faes y eso crea un enfrentamiento. En toda esta trama hay cositas que me han tomado por sorpresa y ha sido entretenida, el final era algo que no esperaba ni un poquito y me ha dejado con muchas ganas de saber cómo sigue la cosa. Aún así, no deja de estar en un segundo plano, siendo lo principal el romance entre Mare y Ervo.
Al principio me frustró la manera en que Mare afronta las cosas. Como está segura de que Ervo sí está interesado en ella aunque no lo acepte bajo la afirmación de que es para él una hermana, decide tratar de ponerle celoso incluso sabiendo que le hará doño y que es un tipo dispuesto a arrancarle el corazón a cualquiera que se acerque de más a ella... ¿Qué necesidad? Es un comportamiento excesivamente estúpido y egoísta cuando simplemente podría haber hablado con él.
Después, cuando por fin se hablan las cosas, me dieron muchas ganas de poder leer la parte de Ervo en lo sucedido antes de esa conversación. En general me gustaría haber leído más la visión de Ervo, teniendo en cuenta lo muy distintas que él entiende las cosas estoy seguro de que habría sido más interesante que el posible punto de vista de los protagonistas masculinos anteriores.
He disfrutado mucho leyendo cómo van entendiéndose entre ellos, conociéndose, cómo Ervo se esfuerza tantísimo por no disgustar ni un poco a Mare y ser digno de ella, por compensar todo lo malo que cree haber hecho... Hasta ahora, él es mi chico favorito con diferencia y Mare también me ha gustado bastante.
Al principio me frustró la manera en que Mare afronta las cosas. Como está segura de que Ervo sí está interesado en ella aunque no lo acepte bajo la afirmación de que es para él una hermana, decide tratar de ponerle celoso incluso sabiendo que le hará doño y que es un tipo dispuesto a arrancarle el corazón a cualquiera que se acerque de más a ella... ¿Qué necesidad? Es un comportamiento excesivamente estúpido y egoísta cuando simplemente podría haber hablado con él.
Después, cuando por fin se hablan las cosas, me dieron muchas ganas de poder leer la parte de Ervo en lo sucedido antes de esa conversación. En general me gustaría haber leído más la visión de Ervo, teniendo en cuenta lo muy distintas que él entiende las cosas estoy seguro de que habría sido más interesante que el posible punto de vista de los protagonistas masculinos anteriores.
He disfrutado mucho leyendo cómo van entendiéndose entre ellos, conociéndose, cómo Ervo se esfuerza tantísimo por no disgustar ni un poco a Mare y ser digno de ella, por compensar todo lo malo que cree haber hecho... Hasta ahora, él es mi chico favorito con diferencia y Mare también me ha gustado bastante.
April 14, 2023
“Pain is not a competition, Mariah. We all suffer. We all struggle. We all ache. Your difficulties were neither worse nor better than anyone else’s; they just were. And now, they’re done. And you’re mine.”
The way Lola writes her MMCs is SCRUMPTIOUS and I know that sounds like a weird word to describe it but the way she has the perfect mix of pheromones and hotness and protectiveness, it’s just a recipe for yummy yummy men. And what I would give for a sample cause those girlies in Vevol are having the time of their lives (occasional threats to livelihood aside), and watching them grow and unleash their confidence only for the men to just bask in it is heartwarming. And I’m a sappy bitch so you know I’m absolutely bawling when they do the whole unconditional love thing☹️. But not to fear because the banter NEVER misses and I’ll be grinning like a fool in the next paragraph she writes so we’re all gooood, just emotionally unstable😗✌🏼.
Mare and Ervo have the fire and the emotion and sure they had a lil (subjective) misunderstanding but boy did they make up for it. The man (male?/fae?) had literal bookshelves on his walls and wrote poetry, I am on my KNEEES. I honestly can’t tell which one of these men is more possessive but my money is on Ervo bc he has the whole caveman- pounding on his chest- thing down to a T and i loveeee to see it. Mare is a a relatable and strong ass FMC as all of the FMCs in Lola’s books are and I loved getting to know her.
So excited for Sunny bc she switched UP!
The way Lola writes her MMCs is SCRUMPTIOUS and I know that sounds like a weird word to describe it but the way she has the perfect mix of pheromones and hotness and protectiveness, it’s just a recipe for yummy yummy men. And what I would give for a sample cause those girlies in Vevol are having the time of their lives (occasional threats to livelihood aside), and watching them grow and unleash their confidence only for the men to just bask in it is heartwarming. And I’m a sappy bitch so you know I’m absolutely bawling when they do the whole unconditional love thing☹️. But not to fear because the banter NEVER misses and I’ll be grinning like a fool in the next paragraph she writes so we’re all gooood, just emotionally unstable😗✌🏼.
Mare and Ervo have the fire and the emotion and sure they had a lil (subjective) misunderstanding but boy did they make up for it. The man (male?/fae?) had literal bookshelves on his walls and wrote poetry, I am on my KNEEES. I honestly can’t tell which one of these men is more possessive but my money is on Ervo bc he has the whole caveman- pounding on his chest- thing down to a T and i loveeee to see it. Mare is a a relatable and strong ass FMC as all of the FMCs in Lola’s books are and I loved getting to know her.
So excited for Sunny bc she switched UP!
April 17, 2023
Once again we are Vevol, where some human women have turned Fae and now can transform into dragons, basilisks, phoenixes, etc. Ervo’s a phoenix and Mare is a blue dragon. There have been misunderstandings between them, many of them, mostly due to the fact that the male Fae don’t know how to understand them. One of the things that is important to remember is that no one gives out their full name as then you can summon them or have power over them. In this installment, they have found out that there are female Fae that have been hidden for centuries by the Goddess Vevol.
There are hundreds of Fae males and they all want mates and very few human women. So they fight and fight- the males just fight a lot and they are bloodthirsty! But that is kinda hot because of they whys etc. Ervo is definitely hot as are the rest of the Seelie, aka the Wild Hunt. The Unseelie are different and are more controlled. I love this series and I can’t wait for more books. There are some cool reveals and Mare is just awesome. When you find out about her background I found myself wanting to punch something. So many emotions evoked, it was a roller coaster ride! I love that we always get to see the other mated Wild Hunt members too and there are a few more human Fae women. Now you’d think that having more Fae women around would make everything easier. Nope. The Fae women are very much like the ancient Amazons. I found myself biting my nails a lot. The book was an awesome read! Read the whole series! It is a good one!.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
There are hundreds of Fae males and they all want mates and very few human women. So they fight and fight- the males just fight a lot and they are bloodthirsty! But that is kinda hot because of they whys etc. Ervo is definitely hot as are the rest of the Seelie, aka the Wild Hunt. The Unseelie are different and are more controlled. I love this series and I can’t wait for more books. There are some cool reveals and Mare is just awesome. When you find out about her background I found myself wanting to punch something. So many emotions evoked, it was a roller coaster ride! I love that we always get to see the other mated Wild Hunt members too and there are a few more human Fae women. Now you’d think that having more Fae women around would make everything easier. Nope. The Fae women are very much like the ancient Amazons. I found myself biting my nails a lot. The book was an awesome read! Read the whole series! It is a good one!.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
June 30, 2024
I loved it!
It was so enticing that I couldn’t put it down, this book grabbed my interest from the very first page. I had to know what happened next. The story is well written with a very good storyline. This series has six books. Each book in this series is steamy connected standalones with humor and follows a different couple with their own happily ever after, and the stories can be read in any order (but recommended to read them in order for best understanding). This is the third standalone book in the Wild Hunt series. This a story about a woman named Mariah (Mare), who is turned into a fae and the type she becomes is a dragon, and a male phoenix fae named Viervo (Ervo), who is a member of the Wild Hunt. The hot fae guy she’s in love with thinks of her like a sister, doesn't he? She’s been trying to make him see that they're more than just friends for months, to no avail, but then they find an entire society of fae women, who threaten to take her from him and he steals her away to his house to make sure no one can remove her from his side. Even after a night in his bed, he won't admit what he feels for her, so, she develops a plan to make the man jealous, while also figuring out a way to deal with the wild female fae who seem to want to make all of the men bleed. She doesn't know if it's going to work, but she’s not walking away from this man until he realizes that she should be his mate. So with all that and more this story pulls you in and holds you tight. I can’t wait to read the next story in the series. I highly recommend to everyone.
It was so enticing that I couldn’t put it down, this book grabbed my interest from the very first page. I had to know what happened next. The story is well written with a very good storyline. This series has six books. Each book in this series is steamy connected standalones with humor and follows a different couple with their own happily ever after, and the stories can be read in any order (but recommended to read them in order for best understanding). This is the third standalone book in the Wild Hunt series. This a story about a woman named Mariah (Mare), who is turned into a fae and the type she becomes is a dragon, and a male phoenix fae named Viervo (Ervo), who is a member of the Wild Hunt. The hot fae guy she’s in love with thinks of her like a sister, doesn't he? She’s been trying to make him see that they're more than just friends for months, to no avail, but then they find an entire society of fae women, who threaten to take her from him and he steals her away to his house to make sure no one can remove her from his side. Even after a night in his bed, he won't admit what he feels for her, so, she develops a plan to make the man jealous, while also figuring out a way to deal with the wild female fae who seem to want to make all of the men bleed. She doesn't know if it's going to work, but she’s not walking away from this man until he realizes that she should be his mate. So with all that and more this story pulls you in and holds you tight. I can’t wait to read the next story in the series. I highly recommend to everyone.
October 21, 2023
Did not finish. Nope.
I dont understand how this author gets so many glowing reviews. All the women and men are exactly the same. Then I look at reviews on Amazon and Goodreads and see “I was given this book free for an honest review”. Ahh that makes sense. Every single one of those reviews are 5 stars. You see how people REALLY feel when you filter that out.
Anyways. I tried, I really did. But after a few chapters, I just had to stop. I absolutely hate how so many WOMEN authors write their protagonists. Every single one follows the TSTL or NLOG tropes. Every. Single. One. Miscommunication?? Going 2 decades because the two idiots didn’t communicate at all to each other? Apparently that’s a money maker. Make sure to write those females as weak, stubborn, mean, argumentative, because women obviously are controlled by their pesky emotions. Damn PMS am I right??? And when you find a book that you pay using your hard earned money that has all that then add in the female being naive, inexperienced, innocent, virginal Betty Sue, you got yourself a winner! Please leave these degrading tropes to YA. We don’t need them in adult novels. This doesn’t help me leave my real world problems to fully emerge myself in a fantasy world like I want and expect when I give you my money!
As an FYI:
TSTL = To Stupid To Live
NLOG = Not Like Other Girls
I dont understand how this author gets so many glowing reviews. All the women and men are exactly the same. Then I look at reviews on Amazon and Goodreads and see “I was given this book free for an honest review”. Ahh that makes sense. Every single one of those reviews are 5 stars. You see how people REALLY feel when you filter that out.
Anyways. I tried, I really did. But after a few chapters, I just had to stop. I absolutely hate how so many WOMEN authors write their protagonists. Every single one follows the TSTL or NLOG tropes. Every. Single. One. Miscommunication?? Going 2 decades because the two idiots didn’t communicate at all to each other? Apparently that’s a money maker. Make sure to write those females as weak, stubborn, mean, argumentative, because women obviously are controlled by their pesky emotions. Damn PMS am I right??? And when you find a book that you pay using your hard earned money that has all that then add in the female being naive, inexperienced, innocent, virginal Betty Sue, you got yourself a winner! Please leave these degrading tropes to YA. We don’t need them in adult novels. This doesn’t help me leave my real world problems to fully emerge myself in a fantasy world like I want and expect when I give you my money!
As an FYI:
TSTL = To Stupid To Live
NLOG = Not Like Other Girls
April 17, 2023
While Mare's life was not hard in the way of some of the other girls, it was not happy either. She had to make a choice and she chose to leave. For better or worse she is as stuck in Vervol as the others. She knows early on how she feels for Ervo and yet he seems intent on keeping her firmly in the friend zone. Something that she finds very hard to do. She senses that he feels more than he is willing to admit and so wether it be fae or human male there is always that old but tried and tested method of jealousy to see if it will bring the truth into the open. Evro is trying so hard to be noble and honourable by refusing to push or take what is not freely offered however he seems to have totally misread the signs and has made assumptions. He believes that he has been rejected which he is struggling with considering how he truly feels. For a couple that talk to each other they really do not seem to be able to communicate though.
The world building and the characters still grip you and you plunge into the tale wanting to know more. There is far more happening than just the relationships between the couples and I am on tenterhooks for all that is due to happen next!
The world building and the characters still grip you and you plunge into the tale wanting to know more. There is far more happening than just the relationships between the couples and I am on tenterhooks for all that is due to happen next!
April 18, 2023
This is the 3rd in the Wild Hunt Series and the books just keep getting better with some brilliant twists.
Mare and Ervo are one of the ‘fake’ couples (to protect the women from the rest of the Seelies) but Mare feels drawn to Ervo and wants him to see her as more than a sister (that he want’s to protect more than anything). Ervo is obviously drawn to Mare, giving her his full name before they go to find the female fae, but doesn’t want to overstep the line. He puts on a strong front, but his poetry, … wow.
The female fae come back to join the men and ex-human women, but they definitely have a different view of life to the men (and are a lot less friendly). They bring tension and some great twists.
I loved the interaction between the ex-humans and the fae men, particularly the Seelies, they really work well together. We also get to see more of the women who had gone over to the Unseelies (before the series started), and discover more about the land the fae live in.
Can’t wait for the next in the series to find out what happens with Sunny, and Dot.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Mare and Ervo are one of the ‘fake’ couples (to protect the women from the rest of the Seelies) but Mare feels drawn to Ervo and wants him to see her as more than a sister (that he want’s to protect more than anything). Ervo is obviously drawn to Mare, giving her his full name before they go to find the female fae, but doesn’t want to overstep the line. He puts on a strong front, but his poetry, … wow.
The female fae come back to join the men and ex-human women, but they definitely have a different view of life to the men (and are a lot less friendly). They bring tension and some great twists.
I loved the interaction between the ex-humans and the fae men, particularly the Seelies, they really work well together. We also get to see more of the women who had gone over to the Unseelies (before the series started), and discover more about the land the fae live in.
Can’t wait for the next in the series to find out what happens with Sunny, and Dot.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
April 4, 2023
After already reading the prior two books and loving them, I am completely invested in the Wild Hunt- bonded even- with their stories and honestly even when they're done I'm 100% convinced I will be returning to Vevol again and again. While Priel and North (from the Feral Fae's Human) remain my favorite mated pair, Mare and Ervo made sure it is by the absolute slimmest margin. I absolutely love how much deeper and more complicated Vevol keeps becoming. Things were tense enough with just the Seelie and Unseelie factions, but with a third influence joining the party the rules flip completely again! One of the things I like the most is that each of the relationships is different and unique with its own hurdles and issues from the others. Each has its own pacing, and develops in its own way. I cannot wait for book 4, as much as I am dreading the series coming to an end!.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
February 26, 2025
“We’re trying to think of a way to make Ervo jealous. He finally started admitting that he might have feelings for Mare outside of the brotherly thing he’s been clinging to.” Sunny’s eyes lit up. “Oh, girl. This is my thing. I’ve got it...Dance party... we turn up the music, and we shake our asses. The unseelie ladies will feel the girl power in it, and they’ll be so down... And you’d better believe that stone-cold phoenix will be sitting in some tree, watching you grind against some sexy basilisk.”
This was the worst of the series (so far) and that is really saying something. The poetry was laugh out loud bad, and the fact that all this girl wants is to be yearned for and she acts like that is shooting for the stars is crazy, the explanations regarding magic is lame and lazy, the other storylines are messy/confusing and unimportant. The bar for men is beneath the floor, in hell, because the bare minimum here is treated like a gift from god.
April 10, 2023
When the man you want says he has brotherly feelings for you it doesn't bode well. But what if you are sure he wants you more than as a sister....? Mare and Ervo have a lot of misunderstandings to clear up before they can have the relationship they both desire but phew, they get there in the end and it is as hot and steamy as expectes from such a long build up!
And oh goodness the ending!!!! So unexpected and exciting!!! I love this series, I look forward to the next one to know what on earth is happening with Sunny... do yourself a favour and start at the beginning of this series!! It is so good!!
And oh goodness the ending!!!! So unexpected and exciting!!! I love this series, I look forward to the next one to know what on earth is happening with Sunny... do yourself a favour and start at the beginning of this series!! It is so good!!
April 15, 2023
Oh, how I loved this story! This series is getting better with each book, I don't know how I'll survive the next parts if Lola keeps up this kind of writing. Ervo and Mare have a rough start, all because of a misunderstanding. Once they figure it out, they are a great team, and not just because of the sizzling chemistry between them. This book has everything you need for a great reading time - a great plot with lots of unexpected twists, steamy scenes that melt your panties, a budding romance between two characters with great chemistry, fierce FMC, protective MMC and a thrilling epilogue that leaves you waiting unpatiently for the next book!
July 25, 2025
2.7 ⭐
No se si continuar esta decayendo un buen
Frases destacadas Spoiler
pesar de esta distancia,
A pesar de este dolor,
Sigo alcanzándola
Una y otra vez.
--
Ella no es mía.
No estoy en su cama.
Y sin embargo soy suyo
Como siempre he sido.
--
Puede que no sepa cuál es tu comida favorita, o qué es lo que más echas de menos de la Tierra, pero sé de tu fuerza silenciosa. Sé que disfrutas cocinando para las hermanas que reclamaste. Sé que a veces se te humedecen los ojos cuando lees, y que te gustan los libros tanto como a mí. Sé que te quiero.
--
Había pensado que la necesitaba, antes.
Pero esa necesidad no era nada comparada con el apego que sentía ahora. La devoción.
Esta mujer...
No se si continuar esta decayendo un buen
Frases destacadas Spoiler
pesar de esta distancia,
A pesar de este dolor,
Sigo alcanzándola
Una y otra vez.
--
Ella no es mía.
No estoy en su cama.
Y sin embargo soy suyo
Como siempre he sido.
--
Puede que no sepa cuál es tu comida favorita, o qué es lo que más echas de menos de la Tierra, pero sé de tu fuerza silenciosa. Sé que disfrutas cocinando para las hermanas que reclamaste. Sé que a veces se te humedecen los ojos cuando lees, y que te gustan los libros tanto como a mí. Sé que te quiero.
--
Había pensado que la necesitaba, antes.
Pero esa necesidad no era nada comparada con el apego que sentía ahora. La devoción.
Esta mujer...
April 9, 2023
As always I love a Lola Glass. Even though there is sex in these books it is never an on and on situation, which I like. I liked this book but I thought the poetry part was smultzy. I think from the epilogue the next book will be really good too. As usual Lola delivers and keeps me interested in continuing the series. Not many authors can keep me tied into a series like that. I gave this book a four because it was not as good as one or two and I think book four will be amazing.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
June 21, 2023
Yeah 😁
One of my favourite authors did not let me down
I enjoyed this instalment.
I liked that the Far females were included and the added depth to this world.
I was also very pleased that the relationships of the other human - fae women will not follow a similar route. It just makes the stories more interesting.
The ending, blending into the next instalment, nice😁
I will immediately download the next book.
Oh and before I forget, this whole series is well seasoned with spice 🌶🌶🌶
One of my favourite authors did not let me down
I enjoyed this instalment.
I liked that the Far females were included and the added depth to this world.
I was also very pleased that the relationships of the other human - fae women will not follow a similar route. It just makes the stories more interesting.
The ending, blending into the next instalment, nice😁
I will immediately download the next book.
Oh and before I forget, this whole series is well seasoned with spice 🌶🌶🌶
December 30, 2023
I needed something light to read and this series seems to be it. I wouldn't class it as great, but it is decent and has kept me curious about the rest of the characters. Enough to somehow find myself on the sixth book as I write this review based on books 2-5. Would I read it again? Probably not. But even so, I will still likely read some of this author's other books. Just because I can't seem to look away even though I don't think it is the best writing. It is still absorbing my attention. So, take that as you will, give it a shot and see if it is your cup of tea.
July 9, 2024
FYI: Mare and Ervo’s story.
Hmm. I wanted to give this a 2-star rating but there were interesting points in the story. I also adored that both the FMC and MMC had this huge misunderstanding (established way before the book started) because they were from different worlds.
It is in no way the miscommunication trope. I hate that trope.
Btw, read the Bonus Epilogue because well that's a plot twist!
PS: The books in the series have plot holes which can be infuriating but you have to prepare going into these books and realise that they are more of a novella.
Hmm. I wanted to give this a 2-star rating but there were interesting points in the story. I also adored that both the FMC and MMC had this huge misunderstanding (established way before the book started) because they were from different worlds.
It is in no way the miscommunication trope. I hate that trope.
Btw, read the Bonus Epilogue because well that's a plot twist!
PS: The books in the series have plot holes which can be infuriating but you have to prepare going into these books and realise that they are more of a novella.
April 3, 2023
This was a super fast, page turning, awesome story set in an amazing and exciting world! I love the dedication and perseverance that the main characters have. Lola Glass does not disappoint! I'm so hooked! Vevol, a world full of wonder, just keeps getting better and better. It has so many possibilities. I can't wait to read the next story in the series! Yes, I need more Vevol in my life. Yes, I need more of the Wild Hunt also!
April 4, 2023
Wow is all I can say to the slow burn book that literary ends up with the characters on fire. At first this slow burn romance is a dance between 2 people who don’t know each other, but want to!! After all the twists and turns with the addition of the Fae women being brought to the stronghold, they finally emerge as a mated pair. Plus the sneak peek at book 4 has me waiting with excitement.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
April 9, 2023
Mare wants to get Ervo’s attention so she does the only thing that she can and flirts with other men. This choice will change her life.
This book is another great addition to the series. It has angst, fulfilling, heartening, very heated and scary scenes. Mare and Ervo and a great couple and this shines through in Lola’s writing. This also takes you deeper into the main story arc of the series and leaves you in a mouthwatering place for the next book in the series!
This book is another great addition to the series. It has angst, fulfilling, heartening, very heated and scary scenes. Mare and Ervo and a great couple and this shines through in Lola’s writing. This also takes you deeper into the main story arc of the series and leaves you in a mouthwatering place for the next book in the series!
April 12, 2023
Lola Glass does it again! I am truly enjoying the Wild Hunt series and the Brutal Fae’s Life had probably the most twists so far as it introduces those hidden fae females.
There were a couple of pages in the beginning that were kind of confusing as the fae females were introduced. It made sense after I read it through a couple of times and I get why that information had to be there. Great story, and really looking forward to the next one!
There were a couple of pages in the beginning that were kind of confusing as the fae females were introduced. It made sense after I read it through a couple of times and I get why that information had to be there. Great story, and really looking forward to the next one!
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