Fae's Deception

Written by M. Lynn and Melissa A. Craven

Narrated by Olivia Wimberly

A human girl with a troubled past. 

A fae prince from a stolen kingdom. 

When he whisks her away to the fae realm, there is no going back to her old life. 

Under the rule of a captivating queen, the kingdom of Fargelsi has brought the three fae lands to the brink of war. And now that same queen has her eyes set on a new pawn—a human girl. 

Allied with the usurper king, the royals seek to overthrow all those who oppose their unmatched power. Unmatched—until Brea Robinson arrives and proves to be more than they bargained for.  

As the motivations of those around her become clear, Brea must decide if she can trust the handsome prince who abducted her, or if she might be safer across the wastelands and swamps, in a land in desperate need of the magic she doesn’t know she has. 

Prepare to lose yourself in this beautifully wicked epic fantasy with masterful world building, dark and twisty secrets, lies, and powerful magic—and devastatingly handsome fae princes. 

Fae’s Deception is the first book in the completed Queens of the Fae series, perfect for fans of Cruel Prince and A Court of Thorn and Roses.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Twin Rivers Press
• Release date: Jun 10, 2021
• ISBN: 9781667012339

Reviews for Fae's Deception

[Aryanne Rian · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

Just not what I was looking for. Probably great for the younger audience but if your a older reader,wouldn’t recommend. The plot seems great as well as the writing but the mc’s personality is too kid-like and giddy for me. Stoped at chapter 8

[luke wallace · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

I very much liked the personalities , the pop culture references and the idea behind this story. Yet if this story was a sandwich it would be only meat. SPOILER

The main girl might be young but the first chapter was this massive jumble of chaos , intriguing but lacking ! I understand more information was intended to be given with main character but all you know is she doesn’t fit in and she gets over things easy. Who kills their only friend and then falls in love with the dude drugging you a week later?


Overall it was a good read and will be reading the next.

[Candy Lopez-Garcia · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Great story. Can't wait to read the next one. Thanks

[Madalyn Spranger · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

Couldn’t stand it, didn’t even want to finish. The dialogue between characters is lame.

[Giada Vancini · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Despite I really wish that not every single fantasy main female character was a 17 years old, I really loved the story so far and the narrator is absolutely great

[Jessie Christopherson · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

This is not a fair review as I didn’t finish the book. I couldn’t get through it because the narration was so bad it was distracting. It sounds like it was recorded by amateurs writing their first play and reading it around a table.

[Sarah Carner · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Portal to Faerie. Rival brothers. Captain of the Guard type vs a Princely type. Only one horse. Caretaking. Lochlann Treaty vibes, especially with Olivia King as the narrator ? Faerie is a pansexual realm and has LGBQT+ characters. There's mystery and Intrigue. Who can you trust? What's real? This is a really interesting and exciting. I definitely recommend it!

[Guinevere · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

First of all, the narrator is the best I've heard recently. Second, this is a YA fantasy of a girl from the human world taken to the fae world. It's not New Adult or Adult, there's romance but no smut. I like that the character feels real for a teenager in being a little rash and emotional, and she's not perfect and great at everything.
Third, the world is built nicely. There's interesting differences in the magic and the kingdoms and people.
Overall, it's a great listen! I'm sure reading would be just as fun.