Crown of Blood and Glass

Awakened Fates, Book 1

De: Lucinda Dark, Rebecca Grey

Narrado por: Nick Mondelli, Islay Jacobs

My closest friend has lost his mind. He killed my father, took over my kingdom, and despite the blood that now stains his hands, claims that we’re fated to be together.

My salvation comes from the most unlikely of sources.

To reclaim my throne, I’ll have to rely on the one man I’ve hated my entire life for survival.

Solomon Winett is the noble descendant of barbarian warriors and the bane of my existence. He’s obnoxious, stubborn, and the only one who rescued me from a fate worse than death.

I just need to remember one thing: once the line between hatred and passion has been crossed, there's no going back.

©2023 Lucinda Dark and Rebecca Grey (P)2023 Dreamscape Media

Unique Story Telling

This was a good start to this trilogy! I like the dual POV, action & drama start out early & the tension between the MC's wasintriguing. Couldn't wait to jump into book two !!

good story

its an interesting story. i do want to read part 2

narrators:
islay is good. however i dont love nick's voice so thats why i rate performance 4 stars

I like it

With so many fantasy romance releases out there that include a royal on the run with their loved- hated bodyguard, this felt easy with a storyline I could follow. Looking forward to Book 2 in this series.

Decent Fantasy Romance

Things I liked about this: frenemies to lovers vibes, decent paced plot, “touch her and die” MMC, narrators.

Things I didn’t like: plot felt weak/rambling to me, weak and prudish FMC, no spice.

Not my favorite but definitely better than others I’ve read/listened to.

Almost a complete duplicate to a different story

Okay- I am all for similarities in stories and know it’s kind of inevitable in this genre, but I can’t ignore the fact that this is almost a play by play of Yona. It’s like the authors read the manga and wrote it based off that with a few small differences. I’m serious, you can match characters to their counterparts; it’s so spot on. I’m shocked this hasn’t been brought up more. I’m rating it lower just for that, but the narrators did wonderful jobs so they definitely get the kudos here.