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Hell Fae #3
Hell Fae Commander
“I’ll never trust you.”
The words resonate in my very soul.
They make me feel like death.
Of course, I can’t actually die.
I would just burn to ash and wake up again with the same damn problem swirling around in my heart and mind.
My inner beast thinks it has imprinted on a Halfling Hell Fae.
Without my permission.
Now all I want to do is hold her. Kiss her. F-ck her.
Claim her.
But I can’t.
Not until we solve this mystery going on with the Hell Fae Source and these rogue portals that keep popping up everywhere.
The Hell Fae Realm is in chaos, and my potential mate might be to blame.
Warden Ajax and Prince Melek think she’s innocent.
The Hell Fae King is sure she’s not.
And I’m too busy dealing with my panting Phoenix to pick a side.
All my animal can think about is biting his intended.
Meanwhile, all I can think about is how to stop him.
Camillia should have a choice.
Only, she doesn’t seem to want to choose…
Authors’ Hell Fae Commander is a dark paranormal romance with four tormented mates and no choosing required. If you like your antiheroes dominant and sexy, you’ve come to the right realm—the Hell Realm, where the romance is hot and no forgiveness is required. This is book 3 in a 5 book series and ends on a cliffhanger.
The words resonate in my very soul.
They make me feel like death.
Of course, I can’t actually die.
I would just burn to ash and wake up again with the same damn problem swirling around in my heart and mind.
My inner beast thinks it has imprinted on a Halfling Hell Fae.
Without my permission.
Now all I want to do is hold her. Kiss her. F-ck her.
Claim her.
But I can’t.
Not until we solve this mystery going on with the Hell Fae Source and these rogue portals that keep popping up everywhere.
The Hell Fae Realm is in chaos, and my potential mate might be to blame.
Warden Ajax and Prince Melek think she’s innocent.
The Hell Fae King is sure she’s not.
And I’m too busy dealing with my panting Phoenix to pick a side.
All my animal can think about is biting his intended.
Meanwhile, all I can think about is how to stop him.
Camillia should have a choice.
Only, she doesn’t seem to want to choose…
Authors’ Hell Fae Commander is a dark paranormal romance with four tormented mates and no choosing required. If you like your antiheroes dominant and sexy, you’ve come to the right realm—the Hell Realm, where the romance is hot and no forgiveness is required. This is book 3 in a 5 book series and ends on a cliffhanger.
380 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 30, 2023
About the author
Lexi C. Foss
142 books3,489 followersUSA Today Bestselling Author Lexi C. Foss loves to travel and write in supernatural worlds. Paranormal romance is her favorite genre, but she dabbles in contemporary romance when she needs a break from the darker side of her mind.
Coffee is her addiction, swimming is her passion, and she has a not-so-secret adoration for eclipse chasing.
Lexi can be found on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.
Coffee is her addiction, swimming is her passion, and she has a not-so-secret adoration for eclipse chasing.
Lexi can be found on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.
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December 31, 2023
Filler beware
This whole book I pre ordered and waited months to get then had to wait 2 more months after it was due to come out was a total let down.
The absolute majority of this was internal monologuing! I found myself getting bored and going to do other things... Come back... Fall sleep on it. They said few words to each other verbally. Then tried to use mental talk as a form of communication. In my mind I'm just thinking how stupid does it look... To have so much internal monologuing and someone sitting there staring at you and then pop in your head and ask you are you ok... I mean they're right in front of you and you couldn't just say it?! The Phoenix didn't even actually pursue her... No mating ritual for it. She wasn't thrown back into the trials... There was no substance to this one and I'm just disappointed and ranting and I hate that. There was actually no steamy scene either. The reader just had to understand it was intense from second had "feelings"😒 wtf!
It didn't seem to go in line with the synopsis given that made me excited to read it. I just stared at it for a moment and was wondering was this a ghost writer attempt? Not my favorite authors just blatantly disappointing me to this extent?! There's no way this wasn't YA mode for tests and ugh... I'm beyond that age range.
Note to the authors of you read this post: if you feel as if you're pushing yourselves too thin, please for the love of all paranormal reverse harem gods... Stop writing so many short books. Give your all to maybe three... Complete them and then move forward. There are even other books you haven't even touched back on in a while. Stretching out books just to make money and half azz quality work is a dishonor to your craft.
This whole book I pre ordered and waited months to get then had to wait 2 more months after it was due to come out was a total let down.
The absolute majority of this was internal monologuing! I found myself getting bored and going to do other things... Come back... Fall sleep on it. They said few words to each other verbally. Then tried to use mental talk as a form of communication. In my mind I'm just thinking how stupid does it look... To have so much internal monologuing and someone sitting there staring at you and then pop in your head and ask you are you ok... I mean they're right in front of you and you couldn't just say it?! The Phoenix didn't even actually pursue her... No mating ritual for it. She wasn't thrown back into the trials... There was no substance to this one and I'm just disappointed and ranting and I hate that. There was actually no steamy scene either. The reader just had to understand it was intense from second had "feelings"😒 wtf!
It didn't seem to go in line with the synopsis given that made me excited to read it. I just stared at it for a moment and was wondering was this a ghost writer attempt? Not my favorite authors just blatantly disappointing me to this extent?! There's no way this wasn't YA mode for tests and ugh... I'm beyond that age range.
Note to the authors of you read this post: if you feel as if you're pushing yourselves too thin, please for the love of all paranormal reverse harem gods... Stop writing so many short books. Give your all to maybe three... Complete them and then move forward. There are even other books you haven't even touched back on in a while. Stretching out books just to make money and half azz quality work is a dishonor to your craft.
January 1, 2024
Why did I bother 😮💨: boring, nothing happens, we dont even advance in spice 🤦🏽♀️ like at what point will I finally see the bdsm scene with these "kinky" mates?? It's just dragging. Everything is dragging.
Dnfing the series.
Dnfing the series.
August 13, 2024
Well fuck! Another cliffhanger and I can't ever read the next fucking book because it's not out yet. So I loved this one. Our black phoenix and midnight fae are just so precious I need them to be okay. I think I'm going to die from suspense just waiting for the answer to Lucifer's question.
June 19, 2025
After the events of the last book where Cami was subjected to humiliation by Ty while 2 of her other men stood by I expected this book to be a turning point. In some ways it was but not enough. Melek is cryptic and manipulative and seems to be more concerned about Ty than Cami. Az is playing both sides. Trying to remain loyal to Ty but still wants Cami and Ajax as his mates. This whole book felt like everyone to trying to get Cami and Ajax to see Ty isn’t so bad but nothing comes from Ty himself. I’ll read book 4 but this was underwhelming.
February 5, 2024
Coulda been an email. Internal monologuing & reiterating events from a previous book from EVERY. SINGLE. POV. is eye-roll-&-skim-inducing, along with lazy.
Also, “blondish-brown” and “brownish-blonde”??? I should’ve stopped reading right then.
Also, “blondish-brown” and “brownish-blonde”??? I should’ve stopped reading right then.
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May 6, 2025🔴 This is a poly romance, not a RH 🔴
May 14, 2024
Overall Rating 3/5
Book four of this series has not yet been released, so this review will only encompass my thoughts up through Hell Fae Commander.
Stock Disclaimer: I tend to rate Reverse Harem/Why Choose books more generously than I would other genres of fiction, but that’s only because they fill a different need and require a different scale. I’d never say that Reverse Harem/Why Choose genre books CAN’T be well-written with fleshed-out characters, brilliant plotting, and deeply satisfying love stories, but I keep my expectations realistic.
What matters: Am I engaged? Do I want to ignore real life and dive into the next book immediately upon finishing one? Is it fun and sexy? Is the harem balanced, with no obvious favoritism?
What this book/series provided:
I did find myself engaged throughout this series, and read one right after the other.
****SPOILERS BELOW***
The Female Main Character 4/5
What matters: Do I actually enjoy spending time with her? Do her motivations make sense? Is she proactive or reactive? Does she have a backbone and self-respect? Can I root for her?
What this book/series provided
I really enjoyed Cami as a character. She was smart, resourceful, and pragmatic. She owned her sexuality, never wallowed in self-pity, and worked with the tools she was given. She's definitely a character I can root for and want to spend more time with.
The Guys 2/5
What matters: Is there a range of distinct personalities, or does the author rely on generic props to distinguish them? Does each seem to serve a purpose? Is the harem balanced, or is there an obvious author favorite?
What this book/series provided:
All of the male characters have distinct personalities and motivations. The series isn't complete, but as of the end of book three, the harem isn't even close to being balanced.
Ajax: As of this point, he's the only one she has an actual relationship with, and the only one who deserves her time. He started out as an apathetic asshole, but he's the only who put in the work to become a better man, and the only one who chose Cami over Lucifer.
Az: Despite learning a bit about his backstory, he's still a mystery to me. Who is he really, as a person? He's remorseful over the cage incident because he now understands how deeply Ajax was affected by being put in the same position as he was in the Midnight Fae book, but I'm not seeing a lot of remorse over how Cami was affected by the incident. On the other hand, he doesn't come across as very bright, and he's definitely paying his dues in groveling.
Melek: Intuitive, insightful, decisive. I love a chessmaster character, and in any other book, he would be my favorite. But so far, he's been a disappointment. With the other four being satisfied with their pre-book status quo, it's Malek who set them all on the path to a five-person circle with Cami as queen. Yet he's done almost nothing to achieve his aims. His entire contribution to making his endgame happen: one kiss, two pieces of paper (a spell and a contract) and a bunch of glitter. Cami and Ajax were inevitable from the start and didn't need his manipulation. Az was all in sexually, and only needed to experience losing them in order to get his priorities in order, and Lucifer went from being apathetic over Cami to outright wanting to murder her. So again, what has Malek accomplished?
Lucifer: I HATE this asshole, and all I can say is he'd better take a master class on groveling. So he was unfairly betrayed by a woman. It was a thousand years ago. Get over it you pathetic man-baby! Hell has no women. The source refuses to accept most women. The source is literally Lucifer. How stupid and blind do you have to be to not make the connection? He claims to care about his people, yet his own misogyny is causing them to go extinct. I don't care that he's the king, this man NEEDS to grovel.
The Love Story 2/5
What matters: Is it slow-burn or fast? Does each relationship feel earned? Does the heroine get a choice or does the author rely on body betrayal syndrome? Is the groveling satisfyingly sufficient (if necessary)? Are romantic conflicts organic to the characters/plot?
What this book/series provided:
Cami and Ajax might have only bonded out of a sense of dread (we're going to die, so we might as well live), but they show all the signs of genuine love, and I believe in them as a couple. Az, the man, lusts after them both, but, despite his claims that it's just physical, I sense that he's desperately in love with Ajax. I don't believe that Ajax feels the same way, but he's closed off his heart for the past decade. Now that Cami has helped him lower his guard and experience love again, I don't think it'll take much for him to fall for Az. Especially while Az is in grovel mode. Az's phoenix might feel this magical connection to Cami, but I don't buy that Az (the man) is in love with her. While he does show signs of guilt over how Cami felt during the cage incident, his deepest regret seems to center around how he forced Ajax to relive his past trauma. Still the chemistry between Az and Cami is strong, and think his love for Ajax is strong enough that he will WANT to love the woman that Ajax loves. These three should be able to balance out, eventually.
Malek and Lucifer are undoubtedly, absolutely in love with each other, but I don't know how the full harem can possibly work. For Malek, Cami isn't a woman to love, she's a solution to a problem. A way to ease Lucifer's burden. And while this is great for the Hell Realm, it's bad for a reverse harem story. While I think he's perfectly willing to sleep with her for the greater good, I don't sense that he's genuinely attracted to her, I don't think he loves her even a little, or that he's invested in wanting to love her. She's just a beautiful, convenient, tool to him.
As for Lucifer, fuck that guy. He's not worthy of even kissing Cami's toe, let alone earning her love and devotion. Learn. To. Grovel. Dude.
Storyline and Worldbuilding 3/5
What matters: Is the world-building interesting? Does the magic system make sense (if applicable)? Do I understand the overall villain’s motivation, or are they cartoonishly evil?
What this book/series provided:
The Bride Trials are terrible. As in any book of this type, the situation becomes less reprehensible the more we learn about it. Turns out, that any mating bond must be a mutual decision, and if a woman is unclaimed and not evil, she'll be returned to the human realm. So I guess it's all good in the end. I mean...what woman wouldn't want to throw away all their education and hard work in order to compete for a man in hell? Lucifer's actually doing them a favor, and it's not like it's his fault their parentstrafficked them sold them to the devil for their own benefit. 🙄🙄🙄
Despite all that, I do find the world building and the different nightmare species to be interesting. I believe that Lucifer genuinely cares for his people and wants the best for them. After all, they're all males. Not sure what to say about the villain's motivation. Have we even met the villain yet? It's Cami's parents, right? Her father trained her all her life in order to carry out his evil plan, and her mother will turn out to be not human, but Vivaxia. Ugh.
Female Side Characters 1/5
What matters: how does the author write female side characters? Does the FMC have any female friends? Are romantic rivals treated as characters or the stereotypical Fatal Attraction caricature? Is there internalized misogyny?
What this book/series provided:
What female side characters? Cami has no female friends. She's assisted a couple of her co-competitors, but nobody's reached out to her in friendship. The only other female character of note is the cartoon villain, Vivaxia, who is completely to blame for Lucifer's millennium of misogyny and the sorry state of the hell realm.
Closing thoughts
If mid-series, am I excited to dive into the next book? If completed, am I satisfied with how this wrapped up? Does this make me want to read more from this author?
I kind of hated this series, yet, I couldn't put it down. I'll attribute that to Cami being a fantastic FMC. Despite all the shortcomings and misogyny, I'm too invested in her story and future happiness to stop now. I'll bitch and complain, yet I'll still probably pick up the next book as soon as it's released.
Also, fuck Lucifer.
Book four of this series has not yet been released, so this review will only encompass my thoughts up through Hell Fae Commander.
Stock Disclaimer: I tend to rate Reverse Harem/Why Choose books more generously than I would other genres of fiction, but that’s only because they fill a different need and require a different scale. I’d never say that Reverse Harem/Why Choose genre books CAN’T be well-written with fleshed-out characters, brilliant plotting, and deeply satisfying love stories, but I keep my expectations realistic.
What matters: Am I engaged? Do I want to ignore real life and dive into the next book immediately upon finishing one? Is it fun and sexy? Is the harem balanced, with no obvious favoritism?
What this book/series provided:
I did find myself engaged throughout this series, and read one right after the other.
****SPOILERS BELOW***
The Female Main Character 4/5
What matters: Do I actually enjoy spending time with her? Do her motivations make sense? Is she proactive or reactive? Does she have a backbone and self-respect? Can I root for her?
What this book/series provided
I really enjoyed Cami as a character. She was smart, resourceful, and pragmatic. She owned her sexuality, never wallowed in self-pity, and worked with the tools she was given. She's definitely a character I can root for and want to spend more time with.
The Guys 2/5
What matters: Is there a range of distinct personalities, or does the author rely on generic props to distinguish them? Does each seem to serve a purpose? Is the harem balanced, or is there an obvious author favorite?
What this book/series provided:
All of the male characters have distinct personalities and motivations. The series isn't complete, but as of the end of book three, the harem isn't even close to being balanced.
Ajax: As of this point, he's the only one she has an actual relationship with, and the only one who deserves her time. He started out as an apathetic asshole, but he's the only who put in the work to become a better man, and the only one who chose Cami over Lucifer.
Az: Despite learning a bit about his backstory, he's still a mystery to me. Who is he really, as a person? He's remorseful over the cage incident because he now understands how deeply Ajax was affected by being put in the same position as he was in the Midnight Fae book, but I'm not seeing a lot of remorse over how Cami was affected by the incident. On the other hand, he doesn't come across as very bright, and he's definitely paying his dues in groveling.
Melek: Intuitive, insightful, decisive. I love a chessmaster character, and in any other book, he would be my favorite. But so far, he's been a disappointment. With the other four being satisfied with their pre-book status quo, it's Malek who set them all on the path to a five-person circle with Cami as queen. Yet he's done almost nothing to achieve his aims. His entire contribution to making his endgame happen: one kiss, two pieces of paper (a spell and a contract) and a bunch of glitter. Cami and Ajax were inevitable from the start and didn't need his manipulation. Az was all in sexually, and only needed to experience losing them in order to get his priorities in order, and Lucifer went from being apathetic over Cami to outright wanting to murder her. So again, what has Malek accomplished?
Lucifer: I HATE this asshole, and all I can say is he'd better take a master class on groveling. So he was unfairly betrayed by a woman. It was a thousand years ago. Get over it you pathetic man-baby! Hell has no women. The source refuses to accept most women. The source is literally Lucifer. How stupid and blind do you have to be to not make the connection? He claims to care about his people, yet his own misogyny is causing them to go extinct. I don't care that he's the king, this man NEEDS to grovel.
The Love Story 2/5
What matters: Is it slow-burn or fast? Does each relationship feel earned? Does the heroine get a choice or does the author rely on body betrayal syndrome? Is the groveling satisfyingly sufficient (if necessary)? Are romantic conflicts organic to the characters/plot?
What this book/series provided:
Cami and Ajax might have only bonded out of a sense of dread (we're going to die, so we might as well live), but they show all the signs of genuine love, and I believe in them as a couple. Az, the man, lusts after them both, but, despite his claims that it's just physical, I sense that he's desperately in love with Ajax. I don't believe that Ajax feels the same way, but he's closed off his heart for the past decade. Now that Cami has helped him lower his guard and experience love again, I don't think it'll take much for him to fall for Az. Especially while Az is in grovel mode. Az's phoenix might feel this magical connection to Cami, but I don't buy that Az (the man) is in love with her. While he does show signs of guilt over how Cami felt during the cage incident, his deepest regret seems to center around how he forced Ajax to relive his past trauma. Still the chemistry between Az and Cami is strong, and think his love for Ajax is strong enough that he will WANT to love the woman that Ajax loves. These three should be able to balance out, eventually.
Malek and Lucifer are undoubtedly, absolutely in love with each other, but I don't know how the full harem can possibly work. For Malek, Cami isn't a woman to love, she's a solution to a problem. A way to ease Lucifer's burden. And while this is great for the Hell Realm, it's bad for a reverse harem story. While I think he's perfectly willing to sleep with her for the greater good, I don't sense that he's genuinely attracted to her, I don't think he loves her even a little, or that he's invested in wanting to love her. She's just a beautiful, convenient, tool to him.
As for Lucifer, fuck that guy. He's not worthy of even kissing Cami's toe, let alone earning her love and devotion. Learn. To. Grovel. Dude.
Storyline and Worldbuilding 3/5
What matters: Is the world-building interesting? Does the magic system make sense (if applicable)? Do I understand the overall villain’s motivation, or are they cartoonishly evil?
What this book/series provided:
The Bride Trials are terrible. As in any book of this type, the situation becomes less reprehensible the more we learn about it. Turns out, that any mating bond must be a mutual decision, and if a woman is unclaimed and not evil, she'll be returned to the human realm. So I guess it's all good in the end. I mean...what woman wouldn't want to throw away all their education and hard work in order to compete for a man in hell? Lucifer's actually doing them a favor, and it's not like it's his fault their parents
Despite all that, I do find the world building and the different nightmare species to be interesting. I believe that Lucifer genuinely cares for his people and wants the best for them. After all, they're all males. Not sure what to say about the villain's motivation. Have we even met the villain yet? It's Cami's parents, right? Her father trained her all her life in order to carry out his evil plan, and her mother will turn out to be not human, but Vivaxia. Ugh.
Female Side Characters 1/5
What matters: how does the author write female side characters? Does the FMC have any female friends? Are romantic rivals treated as characters or the stereotypical Fatal Attraction caricature? Is there internalized misogyny?
What this book/series provided:
What female side characters? Cami has no female friends. She's assisted a couple of her co-competitors, but nobody's reached out to her in friendship. The only other female character of note is the cartoon villain, Vivaxia, who is completely to blame for Lucifer's millennium of misogyny and the sorry state of the hell realm.
Closing thoughts
If mid-series, am I excited to dive into the next book? If completed, am I satisfied with how this wrapped up? Does this make me want to read more from this author?
I kind of hated this series, yet, I couldn't put it down. I'll attribute that to Cami being a fantastic FMC. Despite all the shortcomings and misogyny, I'm too invested in her story and future happiness to stop now. I'll bitch and complain, yet I'll still probably pick up the next book as soon as it's released.
Also, fuck Lucifer.
May 21, 2024
I don’t think I can keep reading this series 😭
I’ve tried so hard to keep pushing myself, hoping this series will get better, but it hasn’t. I guess the only good thing that’s actually happened is that Ajax has finally accepted his feelings for Cami, but that’s it.
I thought I’d like Malek as he had the most potential but it seems like all he does is use Cami to help Ty. I feel Foss and Thorn butchered him as a character. And I still don’t see how Ty is going to redeem himself. At this point, I predict that Cami is going to feel bad for him and forgive him for all of the terrible things he put her thought- which would be awful to read.
Honestly? I think this series should have been MMMM instead... that’s how bad this has turned out.
I’ve tried so hard to keep pushing myself, hoping this series will get better, but it hasn’t. I guess the only good thing that’s actually happened is that Ajax has finally accepted his feelings for Cami, but that’s it.
I thought I’d like Malek as he had the most potential but it seems like all he does is use Cami to help Ty. I feel Foss and Thorn butchered him as a character. And I still don’t see how Ty is going to redeem himself. At this point, I predict that Cami is going to feel bad for him and forgive him for all of the terrible things he put her thought- which would be awful to read.
Honestly? I think this series should have been MMMM instead... that’s how bad this has turned out.
October 28, 2025
Tensions are high after what happened to Cami, and that’s just the beginning.
Melek is devious as always, he is constantly meddling, spinning things to his advantage & I can’t wait to see it all come to fruition.
There was a lot of heartbreak, anger & pain in this story, there was bonding, tentative forgiveness & training.
There is still a lot of healing that needs to happen between Ajax, Cami, Az, Melek & Ty, but there’s been a start.
I love how much we learn about Az & Ty in this. I love the tension, angst and spice and I can’t wait for them all to be mated.
Melek is devious as always, he is constantly meddling, spinning things to his advantage & I can’t wait to see it all come to fruition.
There was a lot of heartbreak, anger & pain in this story, there was bonding, tentative forgiveness & training.
There is still a lot of healing that needs to happen between Ajax, Cami, Az, Melek & Ty, but there’s been a start.
I love how much we learn about Az & Ty in this. I love the tension, angst and spice and I can’t wait for them all to be mated.
December 31, 2023
I am loving being back with the guys in the Hell Fae world.
We get to hear more about Azazel the Fae Commander and his Phoenix and what they went through thousands of years ago to be the person he is now. I can't get enough of this world and loved that we caught up with a few from the Midnight Fae as well.
I can't recommend this enough but you need to read the first two books before this one, it is now getting to be where i want them all together, bring on the Hell Fae Prince as Melek is one of my favourites as i need to know what he is. Brilliant.
We get to hear more about Azazel the Fae Commander and his Phoenix and what they went through thousands of years ago to be the person he is now. I can't get enough of this world and loved that we caught up with a few from the Midnight Fae as well.
I can't recommend this enough but you need to read the first two books before this one, it is now getting to be where i want them all together, bring on the Hell Fae Prince as Melek is one of my favourites as i need to know what he is. Brilliant.
February 22, 2024
I’m loving this series.
Eagerly awaiting the next book.
Eagerly awaiting the next book.
April 20, 2024
Ahhh I loved this one so much!!!
So many Midnight Fae cameos. 🫶🏼
The groveling was chefs kiss!
That ending though has me wanting to know what happens NOW!
Also I need to see how our last man is going to win over Cami because he has some real groveling he needs to do!
So many Midnight Fae cameos. 🫶🏼
The groveling was chefs kiss!
That ending though has me wanting to know what happens NOW!
Also I need to see how our last man is going to win over Cami because he has some real groveling he needs to do!
May 27, 2024
I’m shamelessly hooked on this world and I’ll be over here dying for the rest of it and re-binging anything and everything that crosses over with it in the meantime. (Examples: Their Lethal Pet, Their Blood Queen, and Their Pretty Little Monster )
There’s a greater Midnight Fae presence in this one than the first two and a hint of Elemental and Winter Faes as well.
The authors’ ability to have me flipping as far as whether I love or hate a character is a testament to their brilliance—there’s a lot of extreme emotions reading this, and they just run wild—I love it, it’s so fun. (Two characters I always love—so far—in this world: Melek and Cami. Feel free to discuss.)
⛓️ Deals with the literal devil.
💙 M@te bites.
⛓️ Fated m@tes.
💙 The most epic world-building I’ve ever experienced.
⛓️ A visit to the Midnight Fae realm (of which I’ll never get enough).
💙 Scheming (Shade and Melek are present so … obviously. IYKYK).
⛓️ Groveling.
💙 Training scenes.
⛓️ Games / puzzles / manipulation (it’s fun!)
💙 So much suspense.
What I found especially delicious in this installment was the extreme test of loyalty … ties irreparably severed? Strengthened through the ultimate form of testing? Time will tell as this series further unfolds…
ALL the stars. I could never get enough of this world/series.
🎧 Audio:
I could never say enough about this stellar cast—truly, this is what audiobooks should sound like. ALL the stars.
There’s a greater Midnight Fae presence in this one than the first two and a hint of Elemental and Winter Faes as well.
The authors’ ability to have me flipping as far as whether I love or hate a character is a testament to their brilliance—there’s a lot of extreme emotions reading this, and they just run wild—I love it, it’s so fun. (Two characters I always love—so far—in this world: Melek and Cami. Feel free to discuss.)
⛓️ Deals with the literal devil.
💙 M@te bites.
⛓️ Fated m@tes.
💙 The most epic world-building I’ve ever experienced.
⛓️ A visit to the Midnight Fae realm (of which I’ll never get enough).
💙 Scheming (Shade and Melek are present so … obviously. IYKYK).
⛓️ Groveling.
💙 Training scenes.
⛓️ Games / puzzles / manipulation (it’s fun!)
💙 So much suspense.
What I found especially delicious in this installment was the extreme test of loyalty … ties irreparably severed? Strengthened through the ultimate form of testing? Time will tell as this series further unfolds…
ALL the stars. I could never get enough of this world/series.
🎧 Audio:
I could never say enough about this stellar cast—truly, this is what audiobooks should sound like. ALL the stars.
April 22, 2026
i have such mixed feelings on this whole series. on the one hand, i appreciate the fact that we're starting to slow down a little and see more of the actual reasons that any of this is happening in the first place. on the other hand, these last two books could have been condensed into one book and the effect would've been exactly the same.
my issue with this series is that the relationships all move too quickly while the actual action of the books is pretty slow. i actually really enjoy the back and forth of finding out more about everyone's past and their actual characters, and i'm glad we finally have a book that's more of that and less of cami going "i can't trust any of these people but i'll let them fuck me anyway" which was the most annoying part of the first two books in the first place.
but generally, i liked this one better than the first two because it gives cami much less of that obnoxious "i know what i'm doing" vibe, and it shows that the guys are actually learning from their mistakes and trying to move forward.
but i have to say that the absolute worst moment of this book? was at the very end when cami says "teach me how you fuck" to az. i physically felt my whole body revolt. plus, there's something obnoxious about them having this whole heart-to-heart about opening up and learning to trust each other and then ending it with sex. it feels like it would've been more impactful if we had this conversation about building trust and then actually have time there watching it happen, watching them build trust and tension. plus there's something frustrating about cami knowing that az still needs to make amends to ajax, and still choosing to sleep with him anyway. granted, that scene cut to black before anything happened, so i'm holding out hope that az actually told her no, but i'm pretty sure that that's wishful thinking.
my issue with this series is that the relationships all move too quickly while the actual action of the books is pretty slow. i actually really enjoy the back and forth of finding out more about everyone's past and their actual characters, and i'm glad we finally have a book that's more of that and less of cami going "i can't trust any of these people but i'll let them fuck me anyway" which was the most annoying part of the first two books in the first place.
but generally, i liked this one better than the first two because it gives cami much less of that obnoxious "i know what i'm doing" vibe, and it shows that the guys are actually learning from their mistakes and trying to move forward.
but i have to say that the absolute worst moment of this book? was at the very end when cami says "teach me how you fuck" to az. i physically felt my whole body revolt. plus, there's something obnoxious about them having this whole heart-to-heart about opening up and learning to trust each other and then ending it with sex. it feels like it would've been more impactful if we had this conversation about building trust and then actually have time there watching it happen, watching them build trust and tension. plus there's something frustrating about cami knowing that az still needs to make amends to ajax, and still choosing to sleep with him anyway. granted, that scene cut to black before anything happened, so i'm holding out hope that az actually told her no, but i'm pretty sure that that's wishful thinking.
January 6, 2024
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5
🌶️🌶️🌶️.5/5
Wow… I’m so deep into this series I feel like I’m drowning. Love, love, love this world!! The authors have knocked it out of the park yet again with this book. I can’t wait to see how it all ends. Am I upset to wait for the next book? A little bit, but you know what? It will totally be worth it! The build up is kinda sensual and I love how it’s not all rushed in three books. Some might think it’s drawn out but I think it’s absolutely necessary for you to capture everything they are telling us. You can’t rush a plot with this complexity and so many pivotal moments in it, for risk of ruining it.
“I’ll never trust you.” The words resonate in my very soul. They make me feel like death.
The Hell Fae realm is in chaos; the mystery of the rogue portals remaining unsolved. The Hell Fae King laying blame whilst the Prince and Ajax are on the opposing side leaving the Commander stuck in the middle. A safe realm allows relationships to bloom clearing the path for some much needed empathy. Can broken trust bonds be healed and misunderstandings resolved before it’s too late?
Ensure you check the TW/CW for this book as it contains strong sexual undertones, violent scenes, and themes of dubious consent.
This book brings emotions into play that you wouldn’t associate with the characters; they seriously pull at your heart strings. Some parts are quite distressing but bring with it understanding. This book was very well written and character development was on point. I loved seeing the more vulnerable side to our main characters, it gave them so much more depth and made the book in my eyes.
Would highly recommend this series, it’s become my favourite ♥️
🌶️🌶️🌶️.5/5
Wow… I’m so deep into this series I feel like I’m drowning. Love, love, love this world!! The authors have knocked it out of the park yet again with this book. I can’t wait to see how it all ends. Am I upset to wait for the next book? A little bit, but you know what? It will totally be worth it! The build up is kinda sensual and I love how it’s not all rushed in three books. Some might think it’s drawn out but I think it’s absolutely necessary for you to capture everything they are telling us. You can’t rush a plot with this complexity and so many pivotal moments in it, for risk of ruining it.
“I’ll never trust you.” The words resonate in my very soul. They make me feel like death.
The Hell Fae realm is in chaos; the mystery of the rogue portals remaining unsolved. The Hell Fae King laying blame whilst the Prince and Ajax are on the opposing side leaving the Commander stuck in the middle. A safe realm allows relationships to bloom clearing the path for some much needed empathy. Can broken trust bonds be healed and misunderstandings resolved before it’s too late?
Ensure you check the TW/CW for this book as it contains strong sexual undertones, violent scenes, and themes of dubious consent.
This book brings emotions into play that you wouldn’t associate with the characters; they seriously pull at your heart strings. Some parts are quite distressing but bring with it understanding. This book was very well written and character development was on point. I loved seeing the more vulnerable side to our main characters, it gave them so much more depth and made the book in my eyes.
Would highly recommend this series, it’s become my favourite ♥️
May 15, 2026
I dove straight into this book after reading the first two, and it picks up straight after the events of book 2.
Lucifer is ready to kill Cami and struggles to listen to reason, or even comprehend the fact she only used the source to save his kingdom and the inhabitants.
The danger to Cami leads to Ajax finally making the decision to save her and leave the Hell Fae kingdom. This leads to most of the storyline revolving around Cami and Ajax worrying about if and when Lucifer will come for them and kill them.
A lot happens between the characters, but mostly with Ajax and Az both opening up to Cami about their pasts and her finally understanding them. Then her accepting Ajax and asking him to mate her. Then the phoenix shows up and forcibly mates them both with Az too, having taking over his body.
But there’s more distrust between the characters, with Az being on the outside and neither Cami or Ajax able to forgive him, or even believe that he doesn’t want to hurt them. Then Lucifer can’t see past his distrust of Cami, and is ready to kill her without proper consideration for what she did to protect his people and kingdom.
Mellick is still being devious and appears to be about 10 steps ahead in his game that no one else understands. It even had my head spinning trying to understand him.
The story had me gripped for the most part, although I did start to lose focus towards the end. Apart from a lot of infighting not a lot happens and there’s no real danger. But it did help to understand the brokenness within Ajax and Az which made them vulnerable. I’m hoping book 4 picks back up and is on par with the first two.
Lucifer is ready to kill Cami and struggles to listen to reason, or even comprehend the fact she only used the source to save his kingdom and the inhabitants.
The danger to Cami leads to Ajax finally making the decision to save her and leave the Hell Fae kingdom. This leads to most of the storyline revolving around Cami and Ajax worrying about if and when Lucifer will come for them and kill them.
A lot happens between the characters, but mostly with Ajax and Az both opening up to Cami about their pasts and her finally understanding them. Then her accepting Ajax and asking him to mate her. Then the phoenix shows up and forcibly mates them both with Az too, having taking over his body.
But there’s more distrust between the characters, with Az being on the outside and neither Cami or Ajax able to forgive him, or even believe that he doesn’t want to hurt them. Then Lucifer can’t see past his distrust of Cami, and is ready to kill her without proper consideration for what she did to protect his people and kingdom.
Mellick is still being devious and appears to be about 10 steps ahead in his game that no one else understands. It even had my head spinning trying to understand him.
The story had me gripped for the most part, although I did start to lose focus towards the end. Apart from a lot of infighting not a lot happens and there’s no real danger. But it did help to understand the brokenness within Ajax and Az which made them vulnerable. I’m hoping book 4 picks back up and is on par with the first two.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
January 3, 2024
I was super excited to read Azazel's story and learn more about him. From his anger issues to his inability to trust, to how Ty finally rescued him and how he managed to trust Ajax and them be together. And I was super excited to read over his and Camis union and coming together. Did we get any of that?...No.
We got a skimmed over, watered down back story right at the end that didn't even begin to delve into just what Az had been put through. We didn't see him and Cami working things out and 'bonding' considering she was his phoenix' mate.
I have never been so pissed off at Ajax. I have really enjoyed his character so far but in this book he really regressed. It was all me, me, me. He threw a companionship well over a thousand years down the drain for something he didn't fully understand or even question. Like Ajax and Az had been intimate thousands of times and were solid with each other and Ajax was so willing to cause Az pain and trauma and revelled in it literally the second Az does something he doesn't agree with. He just stole Cami away from everyone like he had some superior ownership over her and like he's never hurt her before? Sit the hell down! We got so much of Ajax and his back story which made no sense because we read all of that in Hell Fae Warden? This was supposed to be Azazel's moment!
I feel this series could have been completed in 3 maybe 4 books but with more meat on the bones.
We got a skimmed over, watered down back story right at the end that didn't even begin to delve into just what Az had been put through. We didn't see him and Cami working things out and 'bonding' considering she was his phoenix' mate.
I have never been so pissed off at Ajax. I have really enjoyed his character so far but in this book he really regressed. It was all me, me, me. He threw a companionship well over a thousand years down the drain for something he didn't fully understand or even question. Like Ajax and Az had been intimate thousands of times and were solid with each other and Ajax was so willing to cause Az pain and trauma and revelled in it literally the second Az does something he doesn't agree with. He just stole Cami away from everyone like he had some superior ownership over her and like he's never hurt her before? Sit the hell down! We got so much of Ajax and his back story which made no sense because we read all of that in Hell Fae Warden? This was supposed to be Azazel's moment!
I feel this series could have been completed in 3 maybe 4 books but with more meat on the bones.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
September 22, 2024
Kindle Unlimited.
I read the first 3 books back-to-back, so this is a commentary about all of them, since the actual events of each installment blur together.
This series is heavy on the MM. If that's not your cuppa, don't bother with this. It's a strange combination because it's basically two male couples that are invested in the same female.
The challenge I had with these is that each installment felt incomplete. After three installments, I was neither emotionally invested in the characters, nor truly enthralled in the world.
I like Cami. I actually think she's a great protagonist, but the reality is, we don't know much about her. Every time we start to get a glimpse into a character, things spin away and the focus either becomes some other plot point, or sex. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The creation story was actually interesting, but again, we get an incomplete glimpse before the plot moves on. All of the different types of fae were too much for me. Midnight fae, paradox fae, nightmare fae, hell fae....I wanted to yell "you're all pretty and special!" and be done with the categorization.
I don't think I will continue with this series. Although it's interesting enough, by the time the next installment comes out, I will have forgotten all of the details of this series, and I don't think I'm invested enough to reread.
I read the first 3 books back-to-back, so this is a commentary about all of them, since the actual events of each installment blur together.
This series is heavy on the MM. If that's not your cuppa, don't bother with this. It's a strange combination because it's basically two male couples that are invested in the same female.
The challenge I had with these is that each installment felt incomplete. After three installments, I was neither emotionally invested in the characters, nor truly enthralled in the world.
I like Cami. I actually think she's a great protagonist, but the reality is, we don't know much about her. Every time we start to get a glimpse into a character, things spin away and the focus either becomes some other plot point, or sex. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The creation story was actually interesting, but again, we get an incomplete glimpse before the plot moves on. All of the different types of fae were too much for me. Midnight fae, paradox fae, nightmare fae, hell fae....I wanted to yell "you're all pretty and special!" and be done with the categorization.
I don't think I will continue with this series. Although it's interesting enough, by the time the next installment comes out, I will have forgotten all of the details of this series, and I don't think I'm invested enough to reread.
December 31, 2023
It’s official, the Hell Fae series by Lexi C. Foss and J.R. Thorn is my favourite. As soon as this third baby arrived in my Kindle, I was on it like bees to honey. I devoured both Hell Fae Captive and Hell Fae Warden – book three was absolutely devoured in the same way. Sacrificed much needed sleep to read it in one sitting.
I. REFUSED. TO. PUT. IT. DOWN.
We are getting closer to the end (which I am not even remotely ready for, btw), and all I want to do is talk about it – but I won’t because I’d give it all away and being I hate when people do that to me, I cannot in good conscience do it to others.
All I will say is that we learn more about their past, especially our sexy-as-hell Shifter Fae Commander, Azazel and his Phoenix, which expands our knowledge and helps us understand them better. And some mating happens, finally. Now if I could just have Az for myself, that would be great. Along with Ajax, and Melek and Ty....... Yes, ok, I'm jealous of Cami. Sue me.
Anyhoo, you want to read this. You really do, but make sure you read this series in order otherwise you won’t fully comprehend what is going on. Like the last two books, this ends on a cliffhanger.
Now, bring me Hell Fae Prince.... I need it, like, now.
5 ⭐
I. REFUSED. TO. PUT. IT. DOWN.
We are getting closer to the end (which I am not even remotely ready for, btw), and all I want to do is talk about it – but I won’t because I’d give it all away and being I hate when people do that to me, I cannot in good conscience do it to others.
All I will say is that we learn more about their past, especially our sexy-as-hell Shifter Fae Commander, Azazel and his Phoenix, which expands our knowledge and helps us understand them better. And some mating happens, finally. Now if I could just have Az for myself, that would be great. Along with Ajax, and Melek and Ty....... Yes, ok, I'm jealous of Cami. Sue me.
Anyhoo, you want to read this. You really do, but make sure you read this series in order otherwise you won’t fully comprehend what is going on. Like the last two books, this ends on a cliffhanger.
Now, bring me Hell Fae Prince.... I need it, like, now.
5 ⭐
June 13, 2026
I really enjoyed this book overall, but I found myself a lot less invested in the second half than I was in the first two books. One of the biggest reasons was that it brings in quite a few characters from other series set in the same universe. I think readers who have already read those books will probably appreciate those appearances a lot more than I did. For me, many of those interactions fell a little flat simply because I didn’t have any personal connection to the characters or their stories yet.
That said, the crossover elements actually made me curious about the author’s other books. The glimpses we get of those characters and plotlines were interesting enough that I now want to go back and read their series to get the full context.
I did enjoy seeing more of the magical realms and how much larger the world becomes in this installment. The world-building continues to expand, and there are still plenty of unanswered questions and mysteries keeping the story moving forward. While this wasn’t my favorite book in the series so far, it definitely kept me invested enough to continue. And, just like the previous books, it ends with a cliffhanger that immediately makes you want to pick up the next one to see what happens.
That said, the crossover elements actually made me curious about the author’s other books. The glimpses we get of those characters and plotlines were interesting enough that I now want to go back and read their series to get the full context.
I did enjoy seeing more of the magical realms and how much larger the world becomes in this installment. The world-building continues to expand, and there are still plenty of unanswered questions and mysteries keeping the story moving forward. While this wasn’t my favorite book in the series so far, it definitely kept me invested enough to continue. And, just like the previous books, it ends with a cliffhanger that immediately makes you want to pick up the next one to see what happens.
September 1, 2025
⋆｡°✩ ʙᴏᴏᴋ ʀᴇᴠɪᴇᴡ ✩°｡⋆
ᴛɪᴛʟᴇ : Hell Fae Commander
ᴀᴜᴛʜᴏʀ : Lexi C. Foss & J.R. Thorn
ꜰᴏʀᴍᴀᴛ ʀᴇᴀᴅ: Audiobook
Tropes:
⚬ Why Choose
⚬ Dark Paranormal
⚬ Bride Trials
⚬ Fae & Other Magically Creatures
⚬ Fated Mates
⚬ Forced Proximity
This audiobook had me in the FEELS! I felt as if I was being pulled along by a spell needing to know more immediately. It was amazing!
My heart was so happy that we got to visit Aflora and her mate circle! It’s been a few years since I read her story and omg it brought so many memories back! I love the little Easter eggs here and there of all the other fae! This is such a fruitful and magic world, I need to make sure I have read all the connected story’s now!
My heart is still with Az! His story made me tear up! I just want to cuddle and cry over his Phoenix, I just want to smush all the makes and Cami together and say BE HAPPY 🤣
That ending I didn’t expect either! I need to know what happens at this ball!!!!!
ᴛɪᴛʟᴇ : Hell Fae Commander
ᴀᴜᴛʜᴏʀ : Lexi C. Foss & J.R. Thorn
ꜰᴏʀᴍᴀᴛ ʀᴇᴀᴅ: Audiobook
Tropes:
⚬ Why Choose
⚬ Dark Paranormal
⚬ Bride Trials
⚬ Fae & Other Magically Creatures
⚬ Fated Mates
⚬ Forced Proximity
This audiobook had me in the FEELS! I felt as if I was being pulled along by a spell needing to know more immediately. It was amazing!
My heart was so happy that we got to visit Aflora and her mate circle! It’s been a few years since I read her story and omg it brought so many memories back! I love the little Easter eggs here and there of all the other fae! This is such a fruitful and magic world, I need to make sure I have read all the connected story’s now!
My heart is still with Az! His story made me tear up! I just want to cuddle and cry over his Phoenix, I just want to smush all the makes and Cami together and say BE HAPPY 🤣
That ending I didn’t expect either! I need to know what happens at this ball!!!!!
August 5, 2026
the narration is top notch
🎧 I listened to the audiobook. Duet multicast. Listening speed 1.75x. The narration is phenomenal. I think this might be my fave Troy Duran and Gregory Salinas and I have loved many of both their characters. And now I need to find more Lisa Zimmerman and Kale Williams. They’re all phenomenal.
📚 I’m so into everything about this story still. I love the relationships the guys have with eachother. I love the plot. I’m stoked I still have 2 books left.
🌶️ ya there’s some 🌶️ and it’s delicious. I can’t waiiiiit for the two male couples to intermingle. Because daddy Ty needs in on all of this.
⭐️ the banter could be better and we still don’t have a female who doesn’t betray us. Barely another female at all. So I’m breaking my rating system again to give it a 4 instead of a 3 because despite it not having those two things, I’m still thoroughly enjoying it.
🎧 I listened to the audiobook. Duet multicast. Listening speed 1.75x. The narration is phenomenal. I think this might be my fave Troy Duran and Gregory Salinas and I have loved many of both their characters. And now I need to find more Lisa Zimmerman and Kale Williams. They’re all phenomenal.
📚 I’m so into everything about this story still. I love the relationships the guys have with eachother. I love the plot. I’m stoked I still have 2 books left.
🌶️ ya there’s some 🌶️ and it’s delicious. I can’t waiiiiit for the two male couples to intermingle. Because daddy Ty needs in on all of this.
⭐️ the banter could be better and we still don’t have a female who doesn’t betray us. Barely another female at all. So I’m breaking my rating system again to give it a 4 instead of a 3 because despite it not having those two things, I’m still thoroughly enjoying it.
January 3, 2024
This series has quickly become a favourite of mine in the Fae World created by Lexi C Foss and J R Ward. I also love that it intermingles with another favourite series in the Midnight Fae Realm.
Cami is left most of the time lost on what is happening until one of her men reveal a piece of the bigger plot. This series is full of spice, drama and mystery. Ajax and Azazel are swoon worthy, brooding, love interests while I’m still not sure where this will go with Melek and Typhos.
Most of the mystery comes from Melek. Does he know a hidden plot happening or is he just being meddling and proactive. Will Typhos want the others as mates or just a friendship like he has with Az. Who is Cami’s mother really and why does she speak to her in dreams? I’m very excited to see what happens in the next books of this series.
Cami is left most of the time lost on what is happening until one of her men reveal a piece of the bigger plot. This series is full of spice, drama and mystery. Ajax and Azazel are swoon worthy, brooding, love interests while I’m still not sure where this will go with Melek and Typhos.
Most of the mystery comes from Melek. Does he know a hidden plot happening or is he just being meddling and proactive. Will Typhos want the others as mates or just a friendship like he has with Az. Who is Cami’s mother really and why does she speak to her in dreams? I’m very excited to see what happens in the next books of this series.
February 25, 2025
3.75/5⭐️ I think this book was more about context than plot. I think it was necessary, but at the same time it didn’t feel as though we were moving forward enough. I also miss the action of the previous books. Cami is definitely softer in this book as well.
I do love the addition of the midnight fae harem and Shade’s commentary is hilarious (as always).
There were a few typo errors in this book which is why it is rated much lower than previous books. It’s not the first in the series to have these mistakes but these were definitely more noticeable.
Deleted scene rating 1/5⭐️ - it wasn’t terrible but it wasn’t the best either. Super cliche and no substance.
I do love the addition of the midnight fae harem and Shade’s commentary is hilarious (as always).
There were a few typo errors in this book which is why it is rated much lower than previous books. It’s not the first in the series to have these mistakes but these were definitely more noticeable.
Deleted scene rating 1/5⭐️ - it wasn’t terrible but it wasn’t the best either. Super cliche and no substance.
January 3, 2024
hard no
I keep reading these books and the males in them just get worse and worse.
She’s strong one minute, and then can’t keep a straight thought in her head because he’s taken his shirt off….come on. Surely we’ve moved on from that…he did put you in a cage naked on the big screen for everyone to see, but boy oh boy his tattoos are nice.
I understand grovelling, but that’s non existent at this stage. They just need to smile and she gets gaslighted into thinking it was her issue all along.
Come on.
I keep reading these books and the males in them just get worse and worse.
She’s strong one minute, and then can’t keep a straight thought in her head because he’s taken his shirt off….come on. Surely we’ve moved on from that…he did put you in a cage naked on the big screen for everyone to see, but boy oh boy his tattoos are nice.
I understand grovelling, but that’s non existent at this stage. They just need to smile and she gets gaslighted into thinking it was her issue all along.
Come on.
January 13, 2024
Finally we start to get some more answers. This book was a wild ride. I’m glad we finally got some of Az’s backstory. Melek is always going to be a meddler but as frustrating as it is to now know it’s fascinating watching the pieces unfold. Ty is finally starting to warm up to the idea of Camilla I think even if he won’t admit it. So her mom is a virtuous fae…I’m guessing and a new crazy guess is maybe her mom is Vivaxia. That would be a huge plot twist. I’m not sure but that’s what I’m thinking. I can’t wait for book 4. These cliff hanger kill me.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
February 20, 2024
Well I really don't know what to say to about this book. Those boys really messed up with Cami and lost her trust and now they are groveling to win her back. There was some history thrown in there and some heat and some lessons that I think Cami needed to learn. All in all Cami has three mates she now has to attend with and with that doozey of a cliffhanger we won't know how things go especially since we still don't know what's causing the portals or exactly what Cami is. I can't wait to find out more and to see what happens next and what deals Lucifer and Melek come up next.
February 25, 2025
Fantastic Story!!!!!!
I absolutely love this series. This book just completely adds to the beauty of it. I love how we learn so much about this amazing character ps in this book. It may not have had as much action as the previous books but the amount of information that is revealed is amazing. It just drew me deeper and deeper into it. It is extremely well written and developed. It had me on the edge of my seat. The way it ended in this book definitely has me super excited to see what happens next.
I absolutely love this series. This book just completely adds to the beauty of it. I love how we learn so much about this amazing character ps in this book. It may not have had as much action as the previous books but the amount of information that is revealed is amazing. It just drew me deeper and deeper into it. It is extremely well written and developed. It had me on the edge of my seat. The way it ended in this book definitely has me super excited to see what happens next.
April 30, 2025
Sooooo good
No surprises here, that this series continues to get better and better.
The world build is amazing - though I am still frustrated at not 100% understanding how the brides work seeing as one second they say that the brides have to actually choose a mate, and in the next instance males are told they can have their pick… it is my only ick from this series and hopefully this becomes a little clearer in the next instalments - as it has been slowly becoming clearer.
Anyway, 10/10 read, highly recommend
No surprises here, that this series continues to get better and better.
The world build is amazing - though I am still frustrated at not 100% understanding how the brides work seeing as one second they say that the brides have to actually choose a mate, and in the next instance males are told they can have their pick… it is my only ick from this series and hopefully this becomes a little clearer in the next instalments - as it has been slowly becoming clearer.
Anyway, 10/10 read, highly recommend
June 24, 2025
Getting into it but I still don't like Ty.
Ty is so manipulative and imo misogynistic. What he finds alluring in a male mate is what he despises Cami for being. Ty also only became interested in Ajax after Ajax was done looking up to him and wanted nothing to do with him anymore. SO ridiculous and now he wants Ajax to become his mate?!? It would be Bye Felicia for me! Start a new life in your home realm with Cami and call it a day. Plus, Cami would have to go through the trials??? EFFFF THAT!
Ty is so manipulative and imo misogynistic. What he finds alluring in a male mate is what he despises Cami for being. Ty also only became interested in Ajax after Ajax was done looking up to him and wanted nothing to do with him anymore. SO ridiculous and now he wants Ajax to become his mate?!? It would be Bye Felicia for me! Start a new life in your home realm with Cami and call it a day. Plus, Cami would have to go through the trials??? EFFFF THAT!
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