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Our Fae Queen #2

Consorts for the Queen

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My power could save our magical realm, but first I’ll need five consorts, one from each kind of Fae.

The royal guard brought me home but forgot to mention a few important details. Like how the council sees my return as their chance to command and control their future queen.

Did they forget the part where they bow to me?

When I magically bond with one of my college classmates, we uncover even more of my royal guards' secrets.

There’s one thing they made very clear, however… The Unseelie's relentless, ruthless hunt extends to me and my friends.

To protect us all, I'll gladly surrender the throne, but this decision could break my bonds and rob me of the men I’ve come to love.

Should I step down into the comforting safety of anonymity? Or rise to the challenge, take the throne, and keep the men I love by my side?


Consorts for the Queen is Book 2 in a simmering, slow-burn reverse harem series that follows a reluctant heroine who wants nothing to do with magical mating bonds, saving the world, or ruling one, but finds herself enmeshed in it all.

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375 pages, ebook

Published June 10, 2021

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Traci Lovelot

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Profile Image for Malischa Nijenhuis.
1,208 reviews32 followers
July 30, 2021
I bought this book because I wanted to know how this story continued.

Things are heating up in Glori’s world. I love how she’s still her own person throughout all the changes going on around her while at the same time as finding out who is really is outside of her mothers’ thumbs.

i also couldn't put the book down. story line is keeping better and better. very excited to read book 3 in this serie.
Profile Image for Angelica Young.
290 reviews1 follower
April 16, 2022
not bad

This book held a twist I wasn’t expecting and I found it to be well played. However there is a lot of repetition in the characters inner monologue which I’d hoped would filter out after the first book. There also seem to be some obvious things Glori can do to help herself, but maybe I’m just Monday morning quarterbacking.
Profile Image for Bianca M.
918 reviews10 followers
June 15, 2021
Oooooooo

Things are heating up in Glori’s world. I love how she’s still her own person throughout all the changes going on around her while at the same time as finding out who is really is outside of her mothers’ thumbs. The way this is written, you can really imagine all the different places where the scenes take place.
292 reviews3 followers
July 4, 2021
I couldn't stop reading this book! The storyline just keeps getting better and better! I am so hooked on Glori's story and can't wait to find out what happens in book 3!

Profile Image for Tiffiny.
533 reviews3 followers
May 26, 2022
Seems we’re losing a star every book I read in this series. I’d hoped I’d see the FMC start to mature in this book. Instead we got a petulant, selfish child who makes the dumbest decisions ever. Some of what happens in this book doesn’t even make sense. Like the ending - her bff just needs a blood transfusion yet the author is making the 2 guys stay behind while her bff heals? What? Why? Getting blood wouldn’t take long wtf.

Reading the blurb for the next books makes me think it’s just going to be nothing but the same as these first two books. No thanks.
Profile Image for Charlotte.
344 reviews
December 28, 2022
Somehow, the main character is even worse in the second book than the first. I hadn't even realized that could be possible. She's even brattier, whinier, and dumber in this installment; she's clearly learned nothing from the previous events. There's also just pages and pages of internal monologue that is both repetitive and unnecessary.
Profile Image for BookishWeeb Olivia.
350 reviews31 followers
August 9, 2021
This book was AMAZING! Being the second book of the Our Fae Queen series, Traci Lovelot really has outdone herself with this novel. I enjoyed reading about Glori's fears and struggles to continue learning her fae magic. As the Tree of Life Ceremony approaches, she needs to build confidence in herself and trust her feelings. I'm really looking forward to the third book!
4 reviews1 follower
September 24, 2021
This series keeps getting better and better. Slow burn but I love it.
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487 reviews6 followers
June 12, 2021
a enjoyable book to read
Profile Image for Nikki Bao.
695 reviews7 followers
June 18, 2021
Glori is still trying to learn her Fae magic. She is afraid of what she'll become if she does the Tree of Life ceremony. With her magic calling people to her, can she trust their feelings, or are they fake? Will she keep her queen magic or pass it on? She needs to decide before the Unseelie finds her.
I loved this book. I can't wait for book 3.
Profile Image for Amanda.
46 reviews1 follower
July 14, 2023
Frustrating

Constant loop of weakness, self doubt and stubbornness from the FMC. Makes stupid mistakes and risks everything just gets captured. Rinse and repeat of the last book. I read this one because at the first novel it was eluded to the FMC growing stronger in her queen role. Yet it was a let down.
Profile Image for Jen Valena.
Author 10 books163 followers
April 19, 2022
The plot thickens! And it begins to heat up!
I loved Traci's world building. This installment explains a lot more of what is expected of the FMC and her duties as queen. There were some nice plot twists and progression of relationships.
Definitely moving on to finish the series!
Profile Image for Anna Shulzhenko.
131 reviews1 follower
March 18, 2022
This one is definitely better than the first)
The plot evolves naturally, twists are interesting.

And we finally have 2 sex-scenes!
Profile Image for Samantha LaBon.
6 reviews
May 28, 2025
Promising setup... but the main character lost me (DNF).

I really wanted to love this series, especially after a solid and engaging first book, but unfortunately, book two fell flat for me. The pacing slowed to a crawl, and the main character's refusal to grow, ask questions, or take initiative became exhausting.

While i understand she's overwhelmed by her situation (being thrown into fae politics, romantic pressure, etc.), her constant internal monologue of "I can't trust anyone" without ever trying to understand or communicate with the people around her made it hard to root for her. Even when other tried to compromise or help, she doubled down on self-pity and blame. Either that or just going along with whatever and then complaining when she didn't know all of the information just expecting it to be handed to her.

The world is still interesting, and the love interests had potential, but the lack of progress halfway through the second book in both plot, and emotion, left me frustrated enough to put the book down.
438 reviews
January 19, 2023
1st reading: Oh, the politics. And the keeping of secrets and necessary information. Interesting to see that the bond links heir and consort emotionally, and also gratifying to see that Glori was finally intimate with both Kenji and Angel. So nice to see that Kenji is accepting of the situation.
Still curious about Rorik and whether he'll end up the Veela consort. And Lyall? There's definitely the attraction there, but after all the betrayal and mistrust? Idk...
Two additional plot thickeners - Nolan and his ulterior motives and Thressa... an Unseelie operative within the Guard. But that explains her disdain.
And now the Nixie heir!
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
Profile Image for Kim Fauver.
17 reviews
June 26, 2023
Ugh... The fmc

I still feel like Glori is super annoying, weak-willed and kinda not smart. I can't necessarily call her dumb. But she's..... Naive I think is the best word, and super sheltered, short sighted and she reacts without thinking through the ramifications of her actions. Nevertheless, I think the story is still interesting. The other characters drag the plot forward while the fmc is holding onto anything she can reach kicking and screaming to slow things down. I'm actually cheering for the bad guys. But... I'm still reading and moving on with book three. My hope is that Glori finally redeems herself and I can justify continuing on with the series.
Profile Image for Donna.
715 reviews
September 27, 2021
Consorts For The Queen by Traci Lovelot is Book 2 in the Our Fae Queen series. Glori is trying to get a handle on her face magic. It calls to people and brings them to her. She wonders how much she can trust them -- are their feelings real or just because of her queen magic. Will Glori give up her magic to keep her love ones safe? Will she do the Tree of Life ceremony as she does not want to become the person she feels she will become after the ceremony? She has major decisions to make. Lots happening. Received an ARC and this is my voluntary review.
148 reviews
October 15, 2023
It's a good book

This is a good book The only problem that I have is that I feel like the queen to be is a little more whiny than I like in my books I know there's a purpose behind it and it's going to get better throughout the books cuz I see that she's getting stronger and stronger after each incident that happens but at the same time I'm waiting for her to I guess you could say man up I can't wait to read the next book to see what's going on that way I can finally see the queen she's going to be

Profile Image for AHMelcer.
46 reviews
July 11, 2023
Robi się coraz gorzej :D świat fantasy nadal fajny i ma ta historia w sobie coś co sprawia, ze chcesz nadal czytać ale sposób w jaki autorka tłumaczy kazdą rzec zkilkukrotnie sprawia, że mamy ściany tekstu o tym co już wiemy - to wybija z rytmu i sprawia, że napięcie znika. Jesli chodzi o to jak Glori połaczyła sie z Angelem to nadal mam z tego beke, ze stwierdzili, ze to jest dobry moment :D Mam jeszcze 3 cześć kupioną wiec pewnie tylko dlatego czytam dalej :D
1 review
October 15, 2024
Not my favorite

I never write reviews. But I have to say I wasn't a fan of our fae queen book 2. Glori is all Jon snow "I don't want it" and being a major brat. I rolled my eyes alot reading this. I have a hard time believing she's 25 and not a teenager. I'm really over the "let's give my queen hood away to anyone else thing" it got seriously old. Please tell me book 3 makes book 2 worth it?
Profile Image for Beth.
492 reviews23 followers
June 12, 2021
I enjoyed this more than the first. Glori had a little more confidence in herself and what she knew she needed. She’s growing into the idea of being queen and having consorts. Not sure how the other 3 choices will go for her coming up, but she has decisions to make and a lot of people working against her.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Profile Image for Emma.
2 reviews
September 19, 2023
I liked the story at first and thought it had potential to be a great book, but it just was a disappointment. I don’t mind a slow burn but this wasn’t even that, it was just no burn at all. Sadly I won’t continue the series because I don’t want to spend my time and ending up disappointed in the end.
Profile Image for Chelsey.
767 reviews1 follower
April 17, 2022
Awful FMC

I wasn't sure about reading this, because I really hated Glori in book one. Well, I should have trusted my gut and skipped this. Glori is still a wimpy pushover, but she upgraded to a selfish brat too. I'll pass on the rest of the series.
Profile Image for Fleur.
805 reviews3 followers
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November 10, 2022
Unfortunately, I can’t pinpoint why but this eventually…bored me? I tried a couple of times to start it again but the spark was never lit again.
I guess all I can say is it mustn’t have been my jam, but it could be yours
904 reviews2 followers
November 22, 2023
Well enjoying the story moving along but a bit of repetition about main characters concerns. Then all of a sudden heats up! Bit annoyed what I thought might be a main revelation is never mentioned again at least in this book. Hope all will be revealed soon.
Profile Image for Karlie.
54 reviews
December 27, 2023
Dnf. For a book whose entire premise is "long lost fae queen has to find 5 consorts and have an orgy under the tree of life in order to restore magic to the realm" there is nearly no spice, and nothing of value happening. This book is a chore.
Profile Image for Leanne.
1,430 reviews33 followers
April 5, 2025
THIS IS NOT A RH SERIES!!! It is ultimately an open poly series, so if you go into this expecting the guys to all be focused within the harem, you will be greatly disappointed. If you don’t care about the relationship dynamics, then I would certainly recommend it.

This book in and of itself is a 4 star book though, so I would recommend it from strictly a premise standpoint.
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