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  • Shadow Fae, Book 4
  • By: C.N. Crawford
  • Narrated by: Susannah Jones
  • Length: 7 hrs and 2 mins
  • 4.7 out of 5 stars (11 ratings)
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Court of Dreams

By: C.N. Crawford
Narrated by: Susannah Jones
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Summary

Exiled from the Shadow Fae, I'm left out on London's streets. The Knights of the Institute are dying of the plague, and they're sure I'm to blame.

Desperate to speak to Ruadan, I invade the Institute. Then, things take a turn for the worse. Like, "tortured in a tiny prison cell" worse. Seems like Ruadan has completely betrayed me. But when I finally reunite with my dark demigod, it turns out I'd totally misunderstood his actions.

Once I'm out of jail, Ruadan and I have to fix this mess, and we're thrown together once again. That means finding my father. Plus, we have to kill Baleros before the monster gets what he's after: The skin off Ruadan's corpse. If Baleros gets what he wants, then he'll control the world, and I'll lose Ruadan forever.

This book is from the Demons of Fire and Night world.
©2019 Christine Mancuso (P)2020 Christine Mancuso
Dark Fantasy Fantasy
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Another fab story from CN Crawford

I've already read the book but loved listening to it on Audible. Adored the Narrator!

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Ok book

I didn’t enjoy this book as much as others in the series as they just seemed to keep bumbling around into the same situations so the story didn’t progress in the way it felt it should. Still lots of good aspects. The narrator’s accent was perfect by the end of the series (it was a bit off for some words in the first two books - only noticeable because I’m a native Brit) and I really enjoyed listening to her.

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