[Read by Sakia Maarlevald]
The maiden was just another treasure to be won — until she stole his heart and changed his life forever.
Outraged that her beloved brother’s soul is to be the Fae tithe to Hell, Elizabeth knows that she must save him. She is the only one in her family who can see the Fae, after all, and is already cursed by their king herself. Malcolm may have offered to replace his comrade out of honor, but Elizabeth knows who better deserves to live — and it is not the handsome rogue, Rafael, who is concerned with his own welfare alone. It should be easy to make a wager with a mercenary, especially as Elizabeth does not care about the cost to herself. To her surprise, though, Rafael proves to be the man who not only takes her dare, but banishes the Fae king’s curse with kisses that turn her blood to fire. Could this hardened warrior, who appears to have no heart, be the destined love she has awaited?
At first glimpse, Rafael believes Elizabeth to be an angel sent to judge him — and he knows what her verdict will be. He has made choices in order to survive, and is not proud of them. But Elizabeth dares him to change, with an audacity that awakens a nobility of purpose that Rafael has forgotten he possessed. Can this bold maiden heal the wounds of his past? Can Rafael earn the right to grant her the life she deserves — and do so before the Fae king springs his trap, making Elizabeth his captive forever?
Great ending to the series I enjoyed this book as well as the entire True Love Brides Series. All were exciting as well as suspenseful. I am glad the ending worked out with “True Love”. I would recommend the entire series to read.
SO NICE TO REVISIT OLD FRIENDS! True Brides is one of my favorite series. This one can be a stand alone, but you will enjoy all the siblings from the other stories if you read them too.Â
Not what I was expecting – it was better! I have read all the Kinfairlie Siblings books and enjoyed each and every one. I had high hopes for Elizabeth’s book and I was not disappointed! It was even better than I had hoped.Â