Fae Shifter Knights: The Complete Series

By: Zoe Chant, Elva Birch

Narrated by: Travis Baldree, Stephanie Németh-Parker

A sizzling portal fantasy paranormal romance series with side-splitting humor, thrilling adventure, and heart. Each stand-alone novel features noble shifter heroes, brave and resourceful humans who are fated to be their keys to magic in our world, adorable pets, and one bad-tempered, non-binary fae.

Dragon of Glass is a hilarious romantic portal fantasy with a dragon shifter who finds himself navigating a strange world of wonders like televisions, refrigerators, and ham sandwiches, absolutely enspelled by a woman who swears she isn’t a witch. Daniella is ready for a holiday alone with her dog (an Afghan hound named Fabio!) when a glass Christmas ornament turns into a handsome (and very naked!) man. But evil from his broken fae world has followed him here, and if they don't learn how to unlock his powers, Earth will face the same fate!

In Unicorn of Glass, Heather is juggling two jobs and a tiny dog when she finds a glass ornament she feels compelled to kiss, unleashing a noble knight. Rez has to brave his lady's bewildering world—and dinner with her mother—to find the answers he's looking for!

In Gryphon of Glass, Gwen knows that she is supposed to be Henrik's fated key, but the weight of destiny (and pesky dark forces) complicate unlocking his power.

Firebird of Glass is the epic conclusion to the series, and navigates the release of the final knight as the end of the world approaches. Tadra's first Christmas might be the very last Christmas!

This omnibus edition includes the short stories Paper Hearts, Burnt Offerings, Marshmallows, Stray, Safe, and Chosen! These stories are included in the suggested listening order.

©2025 Elva Birch (P)2026 Elva Birch

stunning

these books were fantastically written and so captivating. I loved the humorous and endearing moments.

Fun journey

The story is engaging and the dialogue is humorous. I liked the characters and especially the way we got to see the world through newcomers eyes. Conflict resolution was simplistic but acceptable.
Narrator was good, except that the female narrator mispronounced some words. Her accents were iffy. That being said, both voices were very pleasant, speech cadence and performance were good.
This is a book that I will favourite for re-reading.

perfect fairy tale story

I have read books that have higher ratings than this one and have done a far worse job with pacing and romance and a compelling plot than this book.

Good series

Unique world and lost knights in a world without magic would recommend over 17 years old

Confused

This was a confusing read for sure. I must have missed huge portions of it, because random stuff was happening out of no where.