Lady Healer

A Fated Mates Fantasy Romance

Immerse yourself in a captivating tale of love, destiny, and treacherous court intrigue.

Liira, a gifted commoner with the extraordinary power of healing, yearns to use her talents for the betterment of others. Little does she know that a chance encounter with Crown Prince Kadyn will unravel a remarkable SoulBond between them, defying the rigid norms of their world.

As their forbidden connection deepens, they face a perilous choice: succumb to a loveless, politically motivated union or risk everything for a chance at true happiness.

But dark forces lurk in the shadows, determined to tear them apart. When a deadly plot unfolds, Kadyn realizes that his closest allies may be his fiercest enemies. Trust becomes scarce, and the stakes reach a life-or-death crescendo.

In this gripping tale of suspense and romance, destiny finds an unexpected ally who will stop at nothing to ensure that love triumphs—provided that Liira and Kadyn survive the treacherous journey ahead.

Join Liira and Kadyn on an unforgettable adventure through a world where power and passion collide. With its spellbinding narrative, pulse-pounding action, and the timeless theme of love conquering all, this enchanting novel will leave you breathless. Discover the power of a remarkable SoulBond and the resilience of two destined hearts. Get ready to be swept away in a whirlwind of emotions as love fights against all odds in this captivating story.

Well written and well paced

I was genuinely surprised by how well I enjoyed the AI performance. Only complaint was most names had two different pronunciations. (Caden vs Caydeen) But truthfully only mildly distracting once I figured it out. The voice narrative was easy to listen to. Better than some live voice performances I’ve heard.

The book was well written. The author didn’t have repetitive adjectives or dialogue, personal pet peeve of mine, so it was refreshing to have dialogue that flowed naturally and used words that refreshed vocabulary I forgot I had. Also the use of medical terms and conditions was nice and fairly on point (I’m a nurse and enjoyed that addition)

I listened to the book in a day. The world building concept was unique. The author did a good job explaining the perspective of each character.

Spoilers:

I actually really liked the realistic pacing of the book. In some fantasy novels the characters go through lots of traumatic experiences all at once and it resolves quickly. The five year gap the main couple didn’t see each other was realistic to me. I enjoyed that.

Also their reunion was SO on point. Post trauma you don’t immediately trust someone just because you love them. I liked the authors portrayal of this.

Also legit was shocked that Caden ended up being her son’s tutor.

I also enjoyed the wholesome relationships that this book had. In other books often times royal families are portrayed as dysfunctional. But this royal family had solid relationships, the king just made a stupid mistake, based on faulty laws. Very human.

Overall I really enjoyed this book. It was some quick brain candy to get me through the days monotony.