To Stir a Fae's Passion
A Novel of Love and Magic
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4.0 • 13 Ratings
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- £3.99
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- £3.99
Publisher Description
Love is the lure that could break her curse—or her heart…
Growing up among witches as a rare and powerless male descendant hasn’t been easy for Basil Murray. When he learns his true identity, he’s all too eager to claim his own magic, but the tangle of lies that shaped his past might just kill him before he unlocks the secret to his powers.
And the beautiful fae whose life he saves may be at the center of it all.
Fae bounty hunter Isa’s days are numbered. The death curse she’s stalled will soon kill her, unless she ends the bloodline of the one who cursed her. And of course the last living descendant turns out to be the striking male to whom she now owes a life debt. Even worse, Basil has the nerve to unapologetically fall in love with her—and make her crave what she can never have…
Warning: Includes a hero who is as sweet as he is sexy, and may cause intense yearning and unintentional hugging of your reading device. Maybe even licking.
Customer Reviews
Nearly brilliant?
I enjoyed this but not quite as much as the previous two stories in the series so only four stars this time. I think it was because this seemed to be several combined but slightly unfinished plots, rather than just one romantic adventure e.g. How did Hazel's journey to Basil go? The risky pregnancy? More about Tallack and Roana's life?
Swoon
I didn't think I could love another couple like I did Merle and Rhun but got damn!
Basil and Isa gave me the sweet but everything else in so much more. Angst, humour, action and heat!
I loved reading their journey and learning the nuisances of a world we hadn't previously been invited into. Not sure how I feel about Tallak but I am looking for arc to seeing how that relationships unfolds.
The geek references were perfect and gave me another connection to Basils character. I might be late in the game but I want to stake claim on Basil for #bbf.
You can read these as standalone and you get the impact of the story, the immersion into the book world and the connection with the characters. However, I highly recommend you read them all!