Any concern that her roomie might overindulge or get drugged is not the case when it's Taylor who gets drugged, waking up in a cage in somebody's basement though the snakelike body with a torso of a man jailer could just be a residual effect of the drugs. When her roomie offers to pay Taylor more than she'd earn tutoring to be her designated driver to and from an Omega Nu house party, Taylor is suspicious but money is money.

Twenty year old Taylor, chemical engineering college student, supplements her income private tutoring and renting out her spare bedroom though her roomie is a messy slob who seems to be using her college experience partying and interviewing to be the next Mrs somebody or another, but she pays her bills which is the only reason Taylor tolerates her. I don't even feel like an adult half the time.' For now, I'll continue on this series but I would appreciate it if these cliffhangers went away. The worst part was that it ended mid-fight. From the reviews I've read for future books in this series, it's a tactic the author uses to string the reader along. I knew walking into this book that it was going to end in a cliffhanger. He's trying to have her adjust to him and their situation and that was sweet and respectful of him. Leander is something, I'll give him that! He's a big brute of a guy but he saves Taylor and treats her relatively well. I'm really interested in seeing what kind of future she has in this new world. Though she does get hit and overall hurt quite a few times there are times when she succeeds in fighting back. I loved the amount of world build and plot development in this for a novella.įor being thrown in a whole other world Taylor has some spunk to her. I was so surprised by how much I ended up liking this though. Having just finished a novella in a series that's exclusively standalone novellas I wasn't holding out much hope for this book (considering this is a novella-length novel). You can currently borrow this and book two with your KU subscription if you have one. I am starting the next instalment here immediately. This was actioned packed and also had some interesting secondary characters introduced here. So as I mentioned this was short and I do believe this and the second book would have been better served as one complete volume rather than two novellas: still I really enjoyed this immensely and even though I don't often give high stars to short reads this made enough of an impression on me that I just had to go with my gut here.

Here she comes to the attention of Leander the Winter King who recognises her as his mate. This is the story of Taylor and Leander: Taylor a human girl finds herself transported to the world of the fae taking the place of another changeling. This one really appealed to me and though of novella length captured my imagination and attention almost instantly here.

Fae's Captive by Lily Archer