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A review by bookaroundandfindout
Sold to the Fae by Kyra Alessy
4.0
"Sold to the Fae" is a dark romantasy novel that follows Thalia, a human woman considered a slave in a world dominated by fae. After a dark event in her life, Thalia runs away from home and hides, disguising herself to avoid detection. She finds herself stuck in another realm with three fae men—Dane, Grey, and Kallum—whom she grew up with and who harbor intense hatred for her due to her past crimes. Known as The Harbinger, Thalia is seen as the epitome of death.
As the story unfolds, the fae men discover her true identity and buy her as a slave with the intention of taking her back to their homeland for punishment. However, during their journey, they begin to uncover the truth about the events that led to her current situation and realize that Thalia may not be as evil as they believed. As they start to develop feelings for her, they are faced with a difficult decision: get rid of her or protect her.
Great book! This is my first experience with forced proximity and reverse harem vibes. The main character, Thalia, is compelling and complex. The dynamic between her and the three fae men she once knew is intense and full of tension. The journey they undertake together is filled with revelations and emotional growth, making for a gripping read. The blend of dark romance and fantasy elements creates a captivating story that keeps you hooked until the end.
Key Themes and Tropes:
-> Forced Proximity: Thalia is thrust into the fae world against her will, creating a tense and dynamic relationship with her captors.
-> Dark Romance: The book contains elements of dark, sometimes forbidden, romance that add depth and complexity to the characters' interactions.
-> Enemies-to-Lovers: Initially viewed as an enemy, Thalia's relationship with the fae men evolves as they learn more about her true past.
-> Magical Realms: The story is set in a vividly described fae world with its own unique rules and dangers, enhancing the fantastical atmosphere.
-> Power Dynamics: Themes of power, control, and resistance are prevalent as Thalia struggles to find her place and assert her identity in a world that views her as a mere commodity.
As the story unfolds, the fae men discover her true identity and buy her as a slave with the intention of taking her back to their homeland for punishment. However, during their journey, they begin to uncover the truth about the events that led to her current situation and realize that Thalia may not be as evil as they believed. As they start to develop feelings for her, they are faced with a difficult decision: get rid of her or protect her.
Great book! This is my first experience with forced proximity and reverse harem vibes. The main character, Thalia, is compelling and complex. The dynamic between her and the three fae men she once knew is intense and full of tension. The journey they undertake together is filled with revelations and emotional growth, making for a gripping read. The blend of dark romance and fantasy elements creates a captivating story that keeps you hooked until the end.
Key Themes and Tropes:
-> Forced Proximity: Thalia is thrust into the fae world against her will, creating a tense and dynamic relationship with her captors.
-> Dark Romance: The book contains elements of dark, sometimes forbidden, romance that add depth and complexity to the characters' interactions.
-> Enemies-to-Lovers: Initially viewed as an enemy, Thalia's relationship with the fae men evolves as they learn more about her true past.
-> Magical Realms: The story is set in a vividly described fae world with its own unique rules and dangers, enhancing the fantastical atmosphere.
-> Power Dynamics: Themes of power, control, and resistance are prevalent as Thalia struggles to find her place and assert her identity in a world that views her as a mere commodity.