Wallace Crowne just wanted to spend time with his best friends when he witnesses them fall through a fairy ring and disappear. Convinced he can’t let them go alone, he follows after them and ends up falling onto a winged fae. Literally onto him—he was sixty feet in the air and flying across a prairie when Wally collided with him.
After crashing to the ground, heat lightning forces them to flee from a brush fire. Only the fae gets a ride from his friends, leaving Wally to fend for himself. When they end up in the same village pub, Wally takes a job slinging ale since he’s on his own and needs cash to get by. But once he discovers that the fae he fell on is the Summer Prince, Wally has a new abduct the prince back to the castle and make him break the curse.
Over the course of their journey to the castle, Wally learns a lot about Prince Solaris and has no problem telling him he needs to stop being a lazy bastard and start being a leader. And once Solaris quits fighting him, well, he might actually be listening.
Can this prince change his ways and win the love of a man who maybe doesn’t want to go home anymore?
The Summer Prince is the third in a series of four books about the princes of the Seasonal Fae Court who’ve been locked away until they can become better men and earn the love of another.
Content This book contains scenes that may depict, mention, or Abduction, Arson & fire, Captivity & confinement, Drought, and Injury (physical).
I think this might have been my favorite one so far? They have all been good though! I really wish these were actual book length, there could be so much to add! I liked the rapport between Wally and the prince. I know Bridge knows where one brother is, but it will be interesting to see how the brothers finally reunite.
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A quick, fun read! Sol and Wallace were absolutely adorable, and I loved Sol’s sass, it added so much charm to the story. Their dynamic kept me engaged from start to finish. I’m excited for the next installment and see how everything concludes!
It was a fun short read, the characters falling in love was so rushed if you blinked you’d have missed it. Also it felt like Wally did most of the work and figuratively and literally carried the Prince around to solve things.
I really enjoyed the 1st book. Lots of history etc. Then as we go down the hatch we get to nothing but sexy times. If that's your thing your in luck but if you like the relationship aspect as well your out of luck.