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Shadow of the Fae

Di: KJ Baker
Letto da: Jay Alder, Chloe Cannon
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I'm a broke antiques dealer. He's a Fae king. And he claims I'm his fated mate. Wait. What?

My life is a mess. I run a failing antiques shop, drink way too much coffee, and suffer from an '80s cartoon addiction. So, when a hot-as-hell stranger appears out of nowhere and rips me from my normal life, I don't know whether to be relieved or furious.

You see, that hot-as-hell stranger isn't human. He's Fae. And not just any Fae, but King of the Shadow Court, and he claims I hold the key to averting a war between my world and his. But that's not the weirdest thing he's told me.

He also says I'm his fated mate.

He wants me and he'll do anything to get me—even if it means igniting the very war he swore to avoid.

If I go with him I know my life will never be the same again. But I don't think I can resist. And do I even want to? Oh, heck. What would you do?

Shadow of the Fae is a fated mates fantasy romance full of sexy Fae males, sizzling magic, and searing passion. If you like your romance full of high-octane adventure, danger, and spice then this is for you. This is Book 1 in the Shadow Court series.

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