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A Feather So Black

Written by: Lyra Selene
Narrated by: Heather O’Sullivan
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Set in a world of perilous magic and moonlit forests, this seductive romantic fantasy tells the story of a defiant changeling, her cursed sister, and the dangerous fae lord she must defeat to save her family.

In a kingdom where magic has been lost, Fia is a rare changeling, left behind by the wicked Fair Folk when they stole the High Queen's daughter and retreated behind the locked gates of Tír na nÓg.

Most despise Fia's fae blood. But the queen raises her as a daughter and trains her to be a spy. Meanwhile, the real princess Eala is bound to Tír na nÓg, cursed to become a swan by day and only returning to her true form at night.

When a hidden gate to the realm is discovered, Fia is tasked by the queen to retrieve the princess and break her curse. But she doesn’t go alone: with her is prince Rogan, Fia's dearest childhood friend—and Eala’s betrothed.

As they journey through the forests of the Folk, where magic winds through the roots of the trees and beauty can be a deadly illusion, Fia’s mission is complicated by her feelings for the prince…and her unexpected attraction to the dark-hearted fae lord holding Eala captive. Irian might be more monster than man, but he seems to understand Fia in a way no one ever has.

Soon, Fia begins to question the truth of her mission. But time is running out to break her sister's curse. And unraveling the secrets of the past might destroy everything she has come to love.

©2024 Lyra Selene (P)2024 Orbit
Action & Adventure Fantasy Royalty Fiction Heartfelt
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What the critics say

"Dark and dangerous and teeming with romance, A Feather So Black is an exhilarating adventure that walks the edge of a blade. Truly enchanting."Rachel Gillig, New York Times bestselling author of Two Twisted Crowns

"Opulent and scorching, A Feather So Black transcends the genres of romance and fantasy into a tale that is timeless, blood-spattered, and rich with longing and magic. Selene lured me to the dangers of her fairy world and I never want to leave."—Roshani Chokshi, New York Times bestselling author of The Last Tale of the Flower Bride

"Darkly enchanting and beautifully written, A Feather So Black is the perfect mix of atmospheric fantasy, heart-stopping action, and delicious romance."—Thea Guanzon, New York Times bestselling author of The Hurricane Wars

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Great world building - FYI CHAP 54 IS THE GLOSSARY

This is a wonderful story, with beautiful world building. My main complaint is that I had to keep stopping to try to look up celtic terms that were used in the story, but had some difficulty because I did not know the spelling, as it is an audio format.

DON'T MAKE MY MISTAKE!! Chapter 54 is a glossary. It would be nice is the chapters were titled, so the listener/reader knew that was the case going in, and could listen ahead of time so they knew the vocabulary of the characters/world they were about to immerse themselves into. This feels like an Audible problem, not a problem with the book, though.

I felt at times, the 'love triangle' was a bit repetitive, with Fia CONSTANTLY repeating the same things over and over about Rogan, to the point where it was getting quite tiresome. I would have liked to see more development with some of the side characters and less of Rogan, to be honest.

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