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Kidnapped by the Fae

Subgenre
romantasy
Edition year
2020-09-09
Rating
★ 3.0 · 1 ratingsExternal reader rating · Hardcover
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This dark fae romance centers on a sassy mortal woman kidnapped by a brooding, grouchy dark fae assassin who insists he is too old for her and hides her in a remote house to protect her from a vampire-Viking alliance. Forced into close proximity, she proactively tempts him to acknowledge their ignored chemistry, leaning into a grumpy-sunshine dynamic as he remains in denial over his feelings, with their initial adversarial dynamic forming an enemies-to-lovers core, and his lingering denial creating slow-burn tension.

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  • Age Gap: “because, you know, he's too old for me?” source
  • Captive Romance: “He freakin' kidnapped me because he claims that "he knows best."” source
  • Dark Romance: “Lethal Dark Fae Assassin Hawke is a bloody liar...” source
  • Fae Romance: “Paranormal Dark Fae Age Gap Romance with a HEA.” source
  • Forced Proximity: “In this tiny house, it's just me and him, and his mouth-watering masculine scent that clings to my skin” source
  • Grumpy x Sunshine: “that delicious heat of his brooding, grouchy presence” source
  • Strong Heroine: “I set out to tempt him, show him what he's missing......then, he reveals his secret.” source

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Edition publication 2020-09-09

Google Books · ISBN 9798684343285
2020-09-09
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