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Fallen Fae Gods #1

by Jaymin Eve, Onat Özyılmaz (Translator)

TANRILARIN KÜTÜPHANESİNİN GİZLİ KAPILARI AÇILIYOR

Bir telefonla hayatım sonsuza dek değişti.

Kütüphanedeki işim ve en yakın arkadaşımla yaşadığımız ev benim sığınağımdı. Ta ki çılgın geçen bir gecenin ardından telefonum çalana ve hattın diğer ucundaki adam, “Kitaplardan biri kayıp,” diyene kadar. Her şeyimi kaybetmek üzereydim ve bunu göze alamazdım. Hemen Dragerfield Kütüphanesi’ne koşup o kitabı bulmak zorundaydım.

“Sabahı beklemeliydin, insan.”

Sürekli fantastik kitaplar okuyan bir kadının hayal gücü sınır tanımaz sanırdınız. Ama hiçbir şey beni çalıştığım yerin fae âlemine açılan bir geçit oluşuna ve karşımda bir Ejderha Tanrı bulmaya hazırlayamazdı.

Drager, benim yeni gardiyanım.

Kaybolan kitap artık dertlerimin en küçüğüydü. Bilmediğim bir diyara sürüklenmek üzereydim.

Üstelik bu yolculuğun dönüşü olmayabilirdi.

Genres: Fantasy, Dragons, Fae, Romance, Romantasy, Fantasy Romance, Paranormal

375 pages, Paperback

First published November 3, 2023

About the author

Jaymin Eve is the Wall Street Journal and USA Today Bestselling author of paranormal romance, urban fantasy, and sci-fi novels filled with epic love stories, great adventures, and plenty of laughs. She lives in Australia with her husband, two beautiful daughters, and a couple of crazy pets. To date, she has sold over three million ebooks, and still can't believe that she gets to create fantasy worlds as a job. 

For action, adventure, romance, and a guaranteed HEA, start one of her series today.

Reading order:

Secret Keepers series (Paranormal Romance) House of Darken. House of Imperial. House of Leights. House of Royale.

Storm Princess Saga (PNR/Fantasy)
The Princess Must Die. The Princess Must Strike. The Princess Must Reign.

Curse of the Gods (Reverse Harem Fantasy Romance series) UpperYA/NA
Trickery. Persuasion. Seduction. Strength. Neutral. Pain.

Supernatural Prison (UF/PNR romance -shifter, vampire, fae, magic user) Upper YA/NA
Dragon Marked. Dragon Mystics. Dragon Mated. Broken Compass. Magical Compass.

NYC Mecca Series (UF/PNR Romance - shifters) Upper YA
Queen Heir. Queen Alpha. Queen Fae. Queen Mecca.

Hive Trilogy (UF/PNR Romance - vampires) Upper YA
Ash. Anarchy. Annihilate.

Walker Saga (Fantasy/adventure/romance - gods, mermaids, dragons) YA
First World. Spurn. Crais. Regali. Nephilius. Dronish. Earth.

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Reviews

[TJ · Rating 3 out of 5]

3.5/5.0

Hmm…. Well…. I’m not sure how to rate this one, it’s such a mixed bag for me. Maybe a brief synopsis will help explain my conundrum (then, for those who know me, it will be obvious).

Morgan, a very likable MC, gets a phone call in the middle of the night telling her a book is missing from the (very) private and mysterious library she oversees. She races to find the problem before she is sacked and instead finds a huge, panty-melting God of a being and discovers the library isn’t what it seems. She is immediately caught in a month-long, fae induced, sex-fest with said God, after which she is taken to Fairie to help uncover the culprit(s) who might be trying to destroy their world.

From that beginning the story kinda slows to a semi-crawl, while the world-building must be explained and we dither around introducing all the dangerous creatures. She is even enrolled in a fae school to teach her the basics (felt like a steamy adult turned YA academy at this point). Near the end we are introduced to the brothers of the dragon-god and that introduced all kinds of fun and interest and the story immediately became engaging again.

Unfortunately, the story just ended at that point. Literally stopped in the middle of the progression. Now, in Ms. Eve’s defense, she does warn readers that this is the first of a duology, but still… we just walk off the page? And, just for your information, there is a love-triangle/maybe RH in the making. Not sure what I think of that - depends on which way it goes.

SOPE… There are really promising and good parts, mixed with many iffy ones. *shrugs*

[Vanessa · Rating 1 out of 5]

NOT a fan of the writing style or characters.

The writing is very informal and sounds like teenagers talking; so much “dude” and “weird” and “bestie” that it’s hard to believe the main character is a fully-formed adult. She internally monologues that she’s struggled with being physically attracted to other people and has lost hope there’s anyone out there for her. If only this was a romance novel, amiright?

The FMC decides to make a night trip to the library she works at after receiving a call from a voice she’s never heard saying a book she left outside of the restricted section is missing. She heads there without any damn shoes on because she’s been out for a night of drinking and apparently has no sense whatsoever. She is concerned she MIGHT be blamed for the book’s alleged disappearance and fired, so she decides to sneak into the restricted section which she knows will ABSOLUTELY get her fired. She continues on this mission even after arriving at the library and seeing there are people inside. The logic here is astounding.

The FMC quite literally runs into the owner of the mysterious voice as soon as she opens the door of the restricted room. She realizes he is the mysterious owner of the library, who looks inhuman but ignites her dormant lust gene. She accidentally knocks herself out running away when he starts spouting stuff about being a God.

FMC wakes up to find her best friend/coworker arguing with the God. Apparently everyone at the library but her is a supernatural being and they’ve been leaving her be because she followed the rules and didn’t go where she shouldn’t. Since that’s clearly no longer true, the question is what to do with the human who now knows too much.

The FMC forgets any fright she may have been feeling to lay into her best friend for being a lying “catfish”, ignoring the fact that she is the one breaking and entering and the God mentioned killing her as a consequence. I lost all interest in continuing at that point; I can see this is going to be one of those nonsensical stories with a dumb female lead being led by the nose and getting away with terrible decision making skills for plot. This is not final girl behavior; I stopped reading at 10%.

[Krystal- Celestialbookdragon]

Dragon shifter you say? Fallen fae gods you say? Touch her and 💀 you say? Found family you say? COUNT ME IN BABY! I always have a great time with Jaymin's books so I'm excited to see what she has in store for us with this brand new series! 😍

Some tropes to look forward to in this one:

-Forced proximity 👀
-Dragon shifter and human 🐉
-Found family 🫶🏻
-Romantasy ✨
-Fated mates 💖
-Enemies to lovers 🙌🏻
-Touch her and die 💀
-Spicy PNR 🔥
-Grumpy/growly hero 😏
-Bookish smart heroine 📖

[Mikky]

DNF 48% into the Audiobook

Started off entertaining and then slowly fizzled out. The heroine's inner monologue was on the annoying side. The hero is bearly with her, except for when he wants to bed her. I wanted them to exchange witty banter. Hell, I'd accept a full conversation where he doesn't threaten her. Can you tell I simply didn't like him? Her BFF was also pretty bland. The world building was also pretty meh.

I wanted to like this so much and I thought I had a winner in the first 30%. Turns out I was wrong. I've been pushing myself through this book for the last 20% and I'm tired of it.

[Laura (lady_h_reads) · Rating 5 out of 5]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️½
🌶️🌶️🌶️½
He was the sexiest, scariest, most desirable being I’d ever seen. The fact that he was more inclined to kill me than fuck me and I still found him sexy was something to add to the list for therapy. If I survived the next few hours, I would finally make that appointment.

I have read and loved many of Jaymin’s previous works (Curse of the Gods is one of my all-time favorite series, and Shadow Beast Shifters is one of my top rejected mates stories). Gilded Wings is another excellent example of her weaving an intricate story around the fated-mates/enemies to lovers tropes.

I’m obsessed with dragons, so give me a book with a dragon shifter, and I am all in! Especially when one has such a fancy peen to work with (and magical abilities to make-it-fit).

There is extensive world-building in this fantasy romance – with a rich history of the fae world and the beings who inhabit it. My only complaint is that info dumping impeded the flow of the plot. The story started out fast-paced but kept getting bogged down in the details. I loved learning about the fae types and their magical abilities, but I really wanted to get into the action! Action and smutty times.

The book begins fast-burn and spicy but slows down after the initial mating frenzy Morgan and Drager find themselves caught in. It’s initially a MF romance with the potential for more (I love RH, so I might be biased in wanting to add any available male into the harem, even if it’s not to be, le sigh…).

Pretty significant cliffhanger ending; I cannot wait for book two.

Genre: Fantasy Romance
Tropes/Features: dark elements, extensive world-building, fated mates, enemies to lovers, forced proximity, captor/captive, dragon-shifter fae god MMC, human FMC, fae-warrior BFF, fancy peen, make it fit, size difference, possessive MMC, touch-her-and-die
Narrator: Single 1st Person POV
Relationship Type: MF+ (MF with potential for more), fast-to-medium burn, spicy (fancy peen)
Book Type/Ending: Book one in Fallen Fae Gods duet, cliffhanger
TW/CW: None listed in book

[kendall · Rating 3 out of 5]

3.5 stars

This was.. definitely a book!!

The first 40-50% was very tropey and kind of boring, but interesting enough to keep me reading. Around 60-70% it got much more fast-paced and I became more invested.
The language in general was a little too modern for me, with a lot of "besties," "dudes," and "bros."
I understand contextually it made sense since she was human and grew up in the modern world, but it was still off-putting.

The characters were very cliche and the story was predictable but enjoyable. I had a lot of fun reading it and connecting the dots (even if they were kind of obvious.)

The FMC, Morgan, was a bookworm which obviously made her very relatable. It was amusing watching her interact with a fantasy world as someone who had spent most of her life with her nose in a fictional fantasy world. She would point out tropes as they happened and it was pretty funny. I liked that though she was kind of shy and she was a fish out of water, she would always reach a point where she said, "I have to do this for myself," or "I cannot allow myself to be treated this way."
She often stood up for herself which was good because I cannot standdd pathetic/meek FMCs.

Drager, the MMC, was very.. interesting. His character seemed very cut and paste. What was going to happen felt very obvious from the beginning. But I really can't go more into that without spoiling it lol.

Overall this book was good, but forgettable. Fun in the moment but I probably won't think of it now that I've finished it.

Tropes if you're interested:
- fated mates
- touch her and die
- human x powerful fae
- bookworm fmc
- dragon shifter

[Natalia · Rating 1 out of 5]

1,5

The h is a very special snowflake, a human in fairyland, her only superpower is a magical p*ssy that can take a forearm length male genitalia.

Apart for the h inner monologues that are non-stop and filled with nothing, all side character have the strength of tissue paper and are only there to express how the h is great and amazing, (everyone loves the fluffy human), even the supposed MMC is very bland!

Boring, a lot of world building that really doesn't matter.

This story is supposed to be MF, but is heading in the RH path!

In out!

[Mara Ines · Rating 1 out of 5]

Dnf at 10%
I wanted to give this a try, the synopsis sounded interesting.
Well the writing is soooo shitty it hurt my brain.

[The Life Of A Book Mom · Rating 1 out of 5]

DNF

She lost me when she used his giant dragon cøck as a handle to sit up from lying down. That was after suffering miserably throughout the first part of the story.

The dialogue in this book made me want to melt my brain just to forget it all.

[Ayca · Rating 3 out of 5]

"Bu hikayenin yazarı neyle kafayı bulmuştu?"

Kitabın ana karakterinin söylediği bu alıntı ile başlamak istedim çünkü cidden kitabın ilk yüz sayfası tamamen bu alıntı gibi hissettirdi. Sen kalk güzel bir evren kurgula, ama ilk yüz sayfayı tamamen çöp haline getir. Bence kesinlikle çok gereksiz sahnelerdi. O sahneler yerine daha farklı sahneler olabilirdi diye düşünüyorum. İlk yüz sayfadan sonra en başta olması gerekenler olmaya başladı ve kitap katlanılır bir hal aldı. Benim için farklı bir okuma oldu. Serinin devamı gelir mi, bizde çevrilir mi hiç bilmiyorum. O yüzden biraz beklerim, baktım çevrilmiyor, orijinal dilden devam ederim. Sonu muğlakta kaldı ve ben merak ediyorum.

[Chloesbookiewook · Rating 3 out of 5]

It was okay.

I was a bit disappointed with this one and there are a few reasons why. First of all, I'll talk about what I did like:

- A romantasy book lover gets to actually live her book dreams.
- The plot of this book. There is a lot going on that I was excited about. Gods, faeries and an academy!
- I liked the amount of different fae involved. Every kind of fae imaginable.

Things I did not like;
- Alot of talk about the FMC childhood and having a controlling narcisst mother but this isn't delved into at all and so leaves the reader to think, well what happened? What trauma do you actually have?
- The fertility tradition DID feel rapey. And the FMC said this but it was okay because she's attracted to the MMC. This was ick
- Despite the FMC being 25, she was very juvenile and for me this made her very unlikeable. She was not mature at all and if she was 18-20 then her personality would have suited her better.
- The world building, it was lacking and very basic and this was disappointing considering they are in faerie with so much magic and fae
- I absolutely hate Drager. The whole time i was like, are we supposed to like him? And then when we kept meeting Z I was like gosh please oh please be similar to ACOTAR with Tamlin and Rhysand and make Z her mate. I am going to riot if they both become her mate and the story becomes why choose. Drager is infuriating. He doesn't have any sort of personality, is extremely bland and broody and not in a good morally Gray way that we all love. He has tamlin the tampon red flags, I'm going to lock you away for your safety vibes and I'm not here for it
- Drager and FMC had no chemistry at all. Another reason that I hope it won't be why choose. I mean if he really was her mate then he would be the one coming for her in danger right?!

I am keen to see where book 2 goes regardless. 3 star review given the things I did not like.

[Lauren · Rating 5 out of 5]

This starts in a library, and there's a month long forced... org...spicy time...tell me this is a Jaymin Eve book without telling me it's a Jaymin Eve book. What follows gave me ACOTAR vibes! I had hoped Dragar was the Tamlin character.

!!!!!SPOILER ALART!!!!!




HE IS THE TAMLIN CHARACTER!

We have the human who meets a dragon who brings her to his magical Faerie world. He's controlling and locks her up to 'keep her safe'.

Anyways I was all in and digging the feel that this might end up an RH in book two. I'm so excited for book two!

[Kina Pixel · Rating 4 out of 5]

The beginning of this book was definitely a slow start. But alot of romantasy books are slow at first.
It definitely speeds up the further you get into it.
I was not a fan of the short chapters. Some of which are only 3 to 4 pages long.
Overall I really enjoyed this book.
An I will definitely be jumping into the second one once it is released.

[Helena · Rating 1 out of 5]

I don’t understand all these really high star reviews. I couldn’t make it past 25%. It just felt juvenile and like it was trying too hard to be quirky and smutty and high fantasy and dark but didn’t achieve any of it.

[chelle (serial downvoter) · Rating 3 out of 5]

Did I like this book? Absolutely not but I’m itching for more dragon shifter romance, so I’ll even read the second book.

[Jenny•●♡●• · Rating 3 out of 5]

»Welche Macht besitzt du über einen Gott, dass ich ständig an dich denken muss, wenn du nicht in meiner Nähe bist?« ... S.270

MEINUNG:

Halleluja....ich finde sooooo schade. Dieses Buch hätte wahnsinnig Potential. Die Protagonistin ist super, da ich mich sofort mit ihr identifizieren konnte. Sie ist ein Bücherwurm, wie ich, hat nich die perfekten Körpermase, wie in anderen Büchern und hat ein vorlautes Mundwerk 😊😁
Der 'Sonnengott' hingegen...der hat es mir null angetan...ZERO!!!
Ein arroganter, menschen- und frauenfeindlicher Arsch 🤬...Wie konnte Morgan nur auf ihn anspringen?

Wie gesagt...von dem Worlbuilding her und den ganzen Fantasy-Wesen hätte die Geschichte riesiges Potential. Leider war der Spice definitiv zu viel und bereits zu früh im Buch. Das gesamte beginnt nämlich mit einer heißen Szene. 🫣 Aber auch die Szenen sind nicht gerade erforderlich bzw. lesenswert.

Fazit: Gutes Potential, aber nicht sehr gut ausgearbeitet. Viele Spice-Szenen die nicht notwendig wären. Charaktere sind sympathisch und entwickeln sich kontinuierlich weiter. Eine Geschichte für zwischendurch. Werden den 2ten Teil trotzdem lesen. Hab so eine Ahnung, dass dieser besser werden könnte.😊😉

KLAPPENTEXT:
Ein einziger Anruf kann dein ganzes Leben ändern.

Morgan hat ihr Leben den Büchern gewidmet und arbeitet in einer besonderen Bibliothek – eine, deren Geheimnisse sich in dunkler Nacht verbergen. Denn die Ausleihen und Rückgaben finden ausschließlich nachts statt, in einem Zeitraum, wenn Morgan sich ausdrücklich nicht auf dem Gelände aufhalten darf.

Als sie eines Nachts einen Anruf erhält, dass ein unschätzbar wertvolles Werk verschwunden ist, schlägt sie alle Warnungen und Regeln in den Wind. Schließlich könnte sie gefeuert werden, wenn das Buch nicht wieder auftaucht – und die Stimme des unbekannten Anrufers klang einfach zu verführerisch.

In der Bibliothek enthüllt sie endlich das Geheimnis: ein Portal, das direkt in eine Welt führt, von der sie bisher nur zu träumen wagte – die Welt der Fae.

Und einer ihrer Götter, Drager, sieht in Morgan die einzige Chance, das gestohlene Buch zurückzubekommen und einen Verrat aufzudecken. Kurzerhand nimmt er sie mit in sein magisches Reich und bald schon ist Morgan sich gar nicht mehr so sicher, ob sie überhaupt in ihre eigene Welt zurückkehren will. Denn nicht nur Lord Drager ist höllisch sexy, auch zu seinem Drachenbruder Zahak spürt sie eine Verbindung, die sie sich nicht erklären kann ...

[ghost reader · Rating 1 out of 5]

No plot, immature and nonsensical MC, shallow side-characters, improbable dialogues… I have the feeling the author just rushed in a vague plot to get an excuse to write all the smut.

[ali · Rating 1 out of 5]

im sending the author of this novel my next therapy bill. you just cannot convince me this wasn’t supposed to be acotar/fourth wing satire.

[Book obsessed j · Rating 3 out of 5]

⭐️ Bewertung: 3 Sterne

"Gilded Wings" ist ein unterhaltsamer Auftakt mit einer starken Heldin und einer Romanze (mit sehr viel Spice in vielerlei Hinsichten) in einer Welt voller mythischer Kreaturen und politischen Intrigen. Trotz der oft derben Ausdrucksweise und fragwürdigen männlichen Charakteren bietet das Buch ein im groben und ganzen angenehmes Lesevergnügen.

Zum Inhalt: Ein einziger Anruf kann dein ganzes Leben ändern.
Morgan hat ihr Leben den Büchern gewidmet und arbeitet in einer besonderen Bibliothek – eine, deren Geheimnisse sich in dunkler Nacht verbergen. Denn die Ausleihen und Rückgaben finden ausschließlich nachts statt, in einem Zeitraum, wenn Morgan sich ausdrücklich nicht auf dem Gelände aufhalten darf.

Als sie eines Nachts einen Anruf erhält, dass ein unschätzbar wertvolles Werk verschwunden ist, schlägt sie alle Warnungen und Regeln in den Wind. Schließlich könnte sie gefeuert werden, wenn das Buch nicht wieder auftaucht – und die Stimme des unbekannten Anrufers klang einfach zu verführerisch.

In der Bibliothek enthüllt sie endlich das Geheimnis: ein Portal, das direkt in eine Welt führt, von der sie bisher nur zu träumen wagte – die Welt der Fae. Und einer ihrer Götter, Drager, sieht in Morgan die einzige Chance, das gestohlene Buch zurückzubekommen und einen Verrat aufzudecken. Kurzerhand nimmt er sie mit in sein magisches Reich und bald schon ist Morgan sich gar nicht mehr so sicher, ob sie überhaupt in ihre eigene Welt zurückkehren will. Denn nicht nur Lord Drager ist höllisch sexy, auch zu seinem Drachenbruder Zahak spürt sie eine Verbindung, die sie sich nicht erklären kann ...


Was mir gefallen hat:
- die Protagonistin ist eine sympathische und verrückte Heldin, mit einer losen Zunge
- „Forced proximity“ und „touch her and die“ tropes
- interessante Nebencharaktere
- Setting


Was mir nicht so gut gefallen hat:
- ich war nicht wirklich ein Fan von der Dreiecksbeziehung und teilweise waren wirklich zu viele spicy Szenen inkludiert
- bei manchen Szenen dachte ich mir nur „Was zum…“
- die Sprache war teilweise fast schon vulgär (Schimpfwörter & Co.)
- die männlichen Charaktere waren irgendwie fragwürdig


(Danke an Netgalley und den Verlag für das Rezensionsexemplar.)

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English Version

⭐️ Rating: 3 Stars

"Gilded Wings" is an entertaining start to the series, featuring a strong heroine and a romance (with a lot of spice in many ways) set in a world filled with mythical creatures and political intrigue. Despite the often crude language and questionable male characters, the book is, overall, an enjoyable read.

Synopsis:
One phone call can change your entire life.
Morgan has dedicated her life to books and works in a special library—one whose secrets hide in the dark of night. Borrowing and returning books is strictly limited to nighttime, a period when Morgan is explicitly forbidden from being on the premises.
But when she receives a late-night call about a priceless missing book, she ignores all warnings and rules. After all, she could lose her job if the book isn’t found—and the voice on the other end of the line sounded far too seductive to resist.
What she discovers in the library is beyond her imagination: a portal leading to a world she had only dreamed of—the realm of the Fae. And one of their gods, Drager, sees Morgan as his only chance to retrieve the stolen book and uncover a betrayal. He whisks her away to his magical kingdom, and soon, Morgan isn’t so sure she even wants to return to her own world. Because not only is Lord Drager insanely attractive, but she also feels an inexplicable connection to his dragon-brother, Zahak...

What I liked:
- The protagonist is a witty and quirky heroine with a sharp tongue
- “Forced proximity” and “touch her and die” tropes
- Interesting side characters
- Atmospheric setting

What I didn’t like as much:
- I wasn’t really a fan of the love triangle, and at times, there were just too many spicy scenes
- Some scenes had me thinking: “What the…?”
- The language was borderline vulgar at times (a lot of cursing, etc.)
- The male characters were... questionable

(Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for the review copy.)

[Rümeysa · Rating 1 out of 5]

update: bu kitabı kinda ozluyorum ya gercekten bambaska bi seydi. zaman gectikce kotu oldugunu dusunmenin komik oldugunu ve aslinda cok farkli bi var olusla tanistigimi fark ettim. karakterimde onemli bi yere oturdu gercekten. altin kanatlar okumasam ben ben olmazdim

ben bütün yazı bu tip kitaplar okuyarak geçerdim ama its my final straw ya. bundan sonra daha da yapamam. bi süre kendime istirahat veriyorum.

ya bu kitap gerçekten çok ilginç bi kitap ya. ben gerçekten bu kitabı okuma deneyimini size nasıl anlatırım bilmiyorum ama kendi adıma gerçekten yaşadığım için memnun olduğum bi şeydi. başka insanların bu kadar tahammül edeceğini düşünmüyorum.

yani mesela yazar hanım gitmiş ana karakteri kendi yazdığı türe ait kitapları çok sık tüketen yirmi altı yaşında introvert bi kadın yapmış. SÜREKLİ parodi gibi hissettiren garip bi mizah var. seks donerken kadın “dude, sen bana sahip degilsin?” gibi sozler eyliyor, dogurganlık canı diye bi nesne var ki bu isim komple fanfictiondan çıkmış gibi, kadın karakterin romantizm anlayışı ona dokunanı öldürürüm olmus bu tür kitaplar okumaktan… falan yani. kadına diyolar ki kanka biz baska memleketteniz, seni oraya gorurucez. kadın diyo ki nası yani sen bana memleketin hakkında yalan mı soyledin? abla sence mesele hangi memleketten oldugu mu yoksa baska bi dunyanın varlıgı mı ya… ilk sayfasından itibaren bir fever dream gibiydi ama son yuz elli sayfada isler benim adıma cıgrından cıktı. hic beklemedigim bi plot twist yedim

allahım ya rabbim nolur bu reviewı yetkili kimsecikler okumasın herhangi bi yayınevi calısanıysanız lutfen hesabıma bakmayabilir misiniz ben kendim calıp kendim oynamayı seviyorum da biraz ozgurluk istiyoeum… yalvaririm… hepinizi cok seviyorum ama bazen bazi kitaplar hakkinda fikirlermizi beyan edecegimiz 10 kisinin gorecegi medyumlara ihtiyacımız vardır

tmm lutfen sevgili yetkililer gittiyseniz devam ediyorum

ben sanmıstım ki en erkek drager. SENNNSİN ABİ ENNN ÇOK SENSSSSSİN diyor idim drager’e. döl kelimesini kullandığı an kendisine duyduğum iki gram saygının hepsini aldım affedersiniz götüme soktum. ya git bi sigara ic kendine gel birader ne bu hal ne bu tavır ya. NEYSE. konumuz bu degil. ay ama sunu da söylemek istiyorum ki adam gidip kıza diyo ki DÖLÜM İÇİNDE BENİM GİBİ KOKUYOSUN SANA DOKUNMAZLAR hayvan oglu hayvan amk hayvanatı o sahneden sonra ben sana bi daha saygı duyar mıyım olm. tmm bunu da icimden attıgım icin devam ediyorum. zahar diye bi herif var simdi, bu zahar da kızı belli ki koruyo. belli ki gozu kızın uzerinde. hep bi afra tafra halinde olmakla beraber drager’dan (kızın dogurganlık canı yuzunden 30 gun 30 gece sikistigi kardesi) birkac cm uzun oldugu bilgisi verildiginde ben bu adamın mmc olduguna zaten kanaat gelmistim. bi de zaten yazar bu kitabın parodi hibi hissettiren mizahıyla FAE ROMANCELERDE ASLA BİRİNCİ ERKEKLE OLMAZ.. fln gibi seyler geciriyo. neyse zahak daha centilmen diye beklerken… en buyuk saskınlıgım gercekten soke oldum… zahak daha buyuk bi hayvanat cıktı. abi dragerdan daha kotu olmayı nası becerdin ya inanamadım gercekten boyle adam 5 sayfa icerisinde unhinged her seyi yaptı. ancak kendisi anladıgım kadarıyla kıza karsı centilmen ve sevgi dolu birisi. hayvan ama okuz degil en azından❤️ gibi bi beklentiyle yazılmıs anladıgım kadarıyla. yani ben boyle adamların smutından zevk almam. smut smut degil zaten yani nedir ben de bilmiyorum ama yani cok kotu benim sahsi zevklerime gore. cant be me yani bundan zevk alamam

lexical hakkında da sunu demek isterim ki bu ablanın evde cıplak dolasması bilgisi NASIL karakterlerin yakınlıgına dair bize bilgi saglayabiliyo ya. edep susunden hic nasiplenmemisler. o noktada bile bu kitabın ne denli ilginc olacagını anlamıstım. yanılmadım. helal olsun

ya isin daha da ilginci ne biliyo musunuz? kitabın harbi ciddi yanları da var. worldbuildingi YAPMIS mesela. harita sag sol uzaylılar yaratıklar tanrılar vs. baya ugras var ve asla yetersiz bi ugras degil. ben mesela oyle bi dunya yaratsam asla egomanyak kontrolcu hayvan oglu hayvan meymenetsiz adamların pornosuna yedirmem bu evreni. giderim misler gibi bi epik fantastik kurarım. seksi hikayeye katmanın cok baska yolları mevcuttu bana gore ama bu kitapta da bu yapılmak istenmis. kendine has da olmus yani. yapmak istedigini basarıyla yaptıgına inanıyorum kitabın. ama bana yapmamıs bunu yani belli ki

kitap cok akıcı bi de bolumler asırı kısa, resmen sahne sahne ilerliyo hatta kitap. bi gunu 4-5 parcaya bolmus yazar, hop hop diye ilerliyosunuz. bizim ana karakter kadın bu arada gercekten touch her and i’ll kill you’yu romantik buluyo. mesela tanımadıgınız cusseli manyak bi adam birinin kafasını koparıyo ve siz de yaaaaa benim icin mi gercekten❤️ diyosunuz. bayanlar lutfen kendinizi bare minimuma alıstırmayın. bu hayvan oglu hayvanlar siddet yerine insan gibi iletisimi ogrense bu fantastik dunyalarımızda daha iyi olmaz mı?

bu kitapların hepsinin boyle olduguna gonulden inanıyorum cunku bu kitap resmen hepsini kapsayıcı, fae romance 101 gibi bi eserdi benim adıma (ana karakter fae romance ustadı cunku) ben bundan sonra bi süre siir ve oyku okuyarak hayatıma devam edicem. su an bir adet daha romantik?????? iliski okumaya tahammulum oldugunu dusunmuyorum cunku. yeni kitabımı sececem simdi baybay

[Vivi · Rating 2 out of 5]

Pierwsze 1/3 było niezbyt, potem trochę lepiej, ale jednak autorka napisała zdecydowanie lepsze serie, więc jak na razie jestem na nie

[Daisy Delfin · Rating 5 out of 5]

After a long time I picked up a Series written by Jaymine Eve. I loved all the books I read from this author. I enjoyed this Duology very much, I binged it.

Morgan is working at a Library. But she doesn't know that the library belong to a Fallen Fae God. One of her books goes missing and she accidentally ends up finding out that there are supernaturals. From there things get pretty busy while Morgan tries to adjust.

I liked the pace of the story and that it were only two books. Jaymin didn't drag the story out. I had a good time reading and listening to both books.

[Ahana M Rao (Heart’s Content) · Rating 5 out of 5]

You can find this review of Gilded Wings on my blog, Heart's Content!

A big shoutout and thank you to the author, Jaymin Eve, and Peachy Keen Author Services for the complimentary copy in exchange for an honest review!

I realize I haven’t spoken too much about Jaymin Eve before, but she’s long since become an author whose work I follow with a mild-obsession. I loved her Shadow Beast Shifter series—I’ll admit I only read the Shadow Beast’s story though. However, I had so much fun and add my best friend in this mix and we were rolling with laughter and just couldn’t wait for the final book in the series to release. The series is fully released (lucky brats, the lot of you), available for free for Kindle Unlimited subscribers. You can thank me later.

So when I saw Jaymin Eve post about Gilded Wings, I dived into the form that would give me a chance to be a part of the blog tour. I loved the author, I loved the blurb and I loved that it was a brand new series—though I realized this later. Special mention to the fact that the heroine loves books and works at a library (I’d rather not talk about the level of jealousy this small factoid raked up).

Just as all other Jaymin Eve books, Gilded Wings too is so easy to sink into. The book has maybe one or two chapters that can be categorised as introductory. The story basically springs into action and the way it’s arced is not one that I would have expected. To say I was surprised would be putting it mildly. If y’all don’t at least raise your eyebrows, text me, we need to have a talk about the kind of books y’all have been reading.

The plot I think is very slow to reveal itself and it certainly wasn’t anything I expected. The world is layered differently and follows completely different rules, so it’s hard to see the story coming at you. In your defence, you’re facing forward and storyline hits you from the back. That being said, I do think book two will bring more details with regards to the plot and story arc; but book one definitely laid the foundation for it.

The world building I think happens a little slowly and then all at once, somewhere in the middle. I will admit this is where I lost a little bit of interest, because there’s was a lot of information coming in about the world but I wanted to know more about what was happening currently. But, but, but, if you wait a bit Jaymin Eve brings it right back and I dove straight back feeling the book all over again. There was this incomplete feeling I sensed, like there was more to what was happening on page and I realize now perhaps Jaymin Eve wanted us to feel that way. If she did, she has succeeded, because when she brought those extra somethings I was looking for, I was like “Yep, this is it. This was what I was looking for.”

The pace, objectively speaking, remained the same throughout, but the only time I struggled was for the above mentioned reason, but this might not be true for every reader. All of Jaymin Eve‘s books have always been very fast paced, with lots of humour, action, plot-twists, mind-twists etc. Gilded Wings was honestly no different in that regard, while still maintaining its own personality that’s very different from the other books that I’ve read in the fantasy genre written by Jaymin Eve.

Now, for the characters. I think I would compare the character introduction to the way the world building unfolds: slowly and then all at once. However, I will say that it’s alright if you don’t remember everyone all the time, mostly because the most important characters you will remember well and the new ones will make sense with the context in which the interaction is taking place.
Among the primary characters, I’m choosing to speak only about the heroine, simply so that you can go through the rollercoster of shocks and surprises just like I did. Morgan—bless her soul—is both rather relatable (and enviable with that librarian job of hers) and a wonderfully throw hands character. In her defence, I do feel like her situation pushes her to act-first-feel-later. My favourite thing about a heroine is them being real. Anyone that can say “I’m going to stay right here, I know for sure that there’s no way I’m not going to get killed otherwise and I’m also not going to be of any help right now.” balanced with knowing when to step in, I can get behind. Be smart, people!

So, to conclude, I loved where the book was going and I can’t wait to see what’s going to happen in book two and I’m sitting here wondering how this is going to end in book two. Shouldn’t this be a three-four book series at least? Wishful thinking? Maybe.

Four and a half stars! Happy reading! Check trigger warnings, my friends. Nothing’s worth emotional pain. Also, I have so many highlights on my Kindle for the quotes I liked—there are some real gems in here—that choosing one was my biggest challenge. The book is funnnnn. Kindle Unlimited subscribers, run. This book is absolutely free for you! Gilded Wings is also out in India!

[Oriana · Rating 2 out of 5]

muy lento y con mucho relleno, pero entretenido

[Cody Mellor · Rating 4 out of 5]

I devoured this book.

It’s only missing a star because of how this ends and then not having access to the next part straight away has thrown me. It’s not so much as a cliffhanger more like I’m missing the second half of the book. I loved the build up, loved the angst and then we rush towards everything happening and boom. It’s snatched out of our hands.

Love the MC. It’s hot. There’s spice (chefs kiss).

So ready for the next one.

[Lovebooksandpixiedust · Rating 4 out of 5]

Ich bin ein großer Fan von Jaymin Eve und ich habe mich so gefreut, dass es endlich eine deutsche Übersetzung ihrer Bücher gibt. Das Cover und der Klappentext von „Gilded Wings“ hat mich direkt angesprochen und sobald das Buch bei mir ankam, habe ich mit dem lesen begonnen. Man wird direkt in die Handlung hineingeworfen, zu Beginn gibt es viele Informationen und es geht alles Schlag auf Schlag aber dennoch kam ich gut zurecht, da der Schreibstil von Jaymin sehr flüssig zu lesen ist. In dem Buch gibt es sehr viele spicy Szenen und das geht auch schon direkt am Anfang los. Diese sind aber ansprechend geschrieben und passen gut in die Handlung rein. Zu Beginn ist alles noch etwas langsam aber so bei der Hälfte fängt auch die Action an. Das Ende ist ein Cliffhanger und ich kann es kaum erwarten Band zwei zu lesen, denn wir bleiben doch mit recht vielen offenen Fragen zurück.

Durch das reinwerfen in die Handlung erschienen mir die Charaktere manchmal recht flach aber im laufe der Geschichte bekommen sie mehr Tiefe und ich kann auch die Handlungen besser nachvollziehen und verstehen. Morgan fand ich echt faszinierend, sie wird mehr oder weniger ins kalte Wasser geschmissen und muss sich sehr schnell, in einer ihr fremden Welt zurechtfinden. Sie ist taff und lässt sich nicht unterkriegen aber manchmal gibt sie mir doch ein bisschen zu schnell nach. Ihre Freundschaft mit Lexie war ein kleines Highlight für mich. Ich bin mir auch nicht ganz sicher was ich von Drager halten soll… auf der einen Seite mag ich ihn, aber auf der anderen Seite wirkt er sehr bevormundend und ich weiß nicht ob ich ihm traue. Hier bin ich sehr gespannt darauf, wie sich alles in Band zwei entwickeln wird.

„Gilded Wings“ war ein interessanter Auftakt und wer Drachen, magische Welten und viel spice mag, sollte definitiv einen Blick in das Buch werfen. Von mir gibt es eine Leseempfehlung.

[Priyanka · Rating 3 out of 5]

Okay, I got an early copy of this book because I was excited to read it.

It features dragons and faeries, a fantastical world of faes where the dragons rule their world. A good one-time read if you love romantasy. Jaymin has a good writing style, however, this one didn't grab me as much as I expected it to.

I remember enjoying the Shadow Beast Series by Jaymin Eve the first time I read it. While reading this one, and drawing up similarities between both the books, somehow I couldn't get into Gilded Wings. The heroine loves books (Similar to Mera) and the grumpy hero is uber-powerful and thinks of other beings as weak. It also has a library that is a portal to other worlds, similar to Shadow Beasts.

I was really hoping for the heroine to show some character growth, but as the story progressed, I felt like she was only driven by the 'attraction' she felt for the hero. There's something that happens and traps them both in a ritual of 30 days. I would have liked to see some parts of the ritual, that somehow changed the emotions of the heroine - I feel like this part was a pivotal moment for her, and we don't see how it shapes her emotionally, all of it was mostly physical.

The story kind of gets boring with the constant backlash of Drager's (the H) hot and cold attitude towards the heroine and the heroine's 'stand' of not wanting to fall on his d***, but falling for him all the time and then getting hurt at his coldness. It's also revealed that she might have another 'mate' - who was more intriguing than Drager, which says a lot.

Edit: The author says this book is purely M/F .. dangggg it

I will rate it 3 stars because I was intrigued by the brothers, their world, and their politics. It ends on a cliffy and I do want to know what happens next.

[Zen]

I'm going to shelve this one without a rating as I don't feel like I've gotten far enough into it to give an honest rating. I"m stopping where I am. I'm just not a huge fan of the FMC in this novel. I also see a love triangle coming, and that's enough to make me stop right there.

[Madalena Pereira · Rating 3 out of 5]

3.8

[Iman · Rating 2 out of 5]

2,5 ⭐️
Kein besonderes gutes Buch, aber aus irgendeinem Grund hab ich es trotzdem fertig gelesen🤷🏻‍♀️