The Shifter's Stolen Fae
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Fated mates, enemies to lovers and steamy paranormal romance makes this book a page turner! The supernaturals have been kicked out of Faerie... and Aurelia has no idea which side she's on. When her adoptive mother dies, Aurelia is accused of her murder. The witches want a scapegoat, and they've always hated Aurelia. She goes looking for a safe place to rest, only to find danger at every turn. The only man who seems even remotely safe, is Grey, but he's the last man she should trust. He's the King of the Syndicate, a corrupt underground organization full of the supernatural's that hate all Fae. Grey's been looking for a full-blooded Fae for years, and when his minions find one, he can't let her escape. He'll do anything to fulfil his fate. But the last thing he expects to find is that the fairy is his mate... and the long-lost daughter of his greatest enemy.
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The main character was good until the end when after when a small betrayal suddenly makes her shift toward the man that abused her and nearly killed one of her friends. Seems just like a cheap way to go exploring the other side of the conflict at the expense of character and really made me disengage from her entirely. It didn't really make sense. Even if she was mad and ran for it why would she think about going back to Malcom?
The iron fighting cage is also not consistent. At the start we see a shifter turn into a tiger and fight a troll. At the end another shifter turns into a wolf and enters and then is killed by the cage. So does it count after the shift is complete or not? Was the magic messed with before hand? Or was it an convenient way to kill a traitor by the author?
There where some decent things going on plot wise but the writing failed to convey tension...or really much emotion at all for me.
