The Fey
Alex the Fey Thriller, no. 1
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4.0 • 249 Ratings
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Publisher Description
In The Fey, we meet Alexandra Hargreaves, the last surviving member of the Fey Special Forces Team, as she comes to terms with her injuries and begins to deal with the loss of her team. But Alex was never supposed to survive. Her enemies torment and torture her until she’s lost almost everything important to her. Trapped in a dark, sensory deprivation room, Alex puts the pieces back together and comes out fighting. With the help of her friends, she takes a leap forward in her life.
Back cover copy:
Released from Walter Reed Hospital, Sergeant Alexandra Hargreaves settles in her hometown of Denver, Colorado. With her family and friend close, and her enemies even closer, she strives to collect the pieces of her shattered life.
Then everything falls apart.
Haunted by the past and terrorized in the present, Alex must reach past pain, through memory and beyond the grave to find her self, and her future.
The Fey is the first book in the Fey series.
“One of the best books I have every read.” – V.A., Escondido, CA
“The Fey is a romance for people who hate romances; a thriller for people who hate thrillers. If I’d read this on a bus, I swear I’d have missed my stop.”
–J. Creasey , Denver, CO
“I love thrillers and this one ranks up there with James Patterson and Michael Palmer.”
– K. Williams, Las Vegas, NM
“A page-turner.”
– S. W., Denver, CO
Customer Reviews
The Fey
Excellent read. Twists and unexpected turns at every corner, nice thread to the story and entertaining all along. Actually nice to have a woman in the lead role of such a tale.
Needs a good editor
This book could have been so much better if someone had edited it. I only read halfway before I got so frustrated I gave up. It was hard to keep up with the names and things overall were very confusing and hard to follow. Also I don't understand how you can have different gender identical twins. Did one of them have a sex change?
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Awful. Was good at the beginning but became hard to follow with all the random characters, statements and events. Like constant crap happenings that is unnecessary. Hard to get into and follow. I don't even want to finish the book because is in believable and ridiculous. Also different sex twins cannot be identical. That makes no sense. All of a sudden Alex is she and then a he and then a twin Ahhhh no no ones life is this messy