Betrothed: A Faery Tale

By Therese Woodson

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Release Date Jun 30, 2016
Type Novels
Length 6:25

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Faery royalty have always married for duty rather than love. Prince Chrysanths should be no different—except with a human for a father, the prince known as Puck already is different. When he is betrothed against his will to Prince Sky, Puck flees to his father in the human world, only to have Sky follow.

Prince Sky Song of the Clouds isn’t thrilled with the prospect of marriage either, but is bound by duty to follow through. If he can’t win Puck over, the faery realm might very well dissolve into utter chaos. Too busy arguing, Puck and Sky are unaware there are others with a vested interest in seeing the betrothal fail. In a bid for Puck’s crown, they’ll seek to keep them apart, even as Puck and Sky realize that duty and love don’t always have to be mutually exclusive.

Cover Artist: Anna Sikorska

Narrator: Matthew Lloyd Davies

Genres Fantasy Romance / Gay / Romantic Suspense / Urban Fantasy

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- Review of Betrothed: A Faery Tale
- By Amelie Voyard-Venant
  on Sep 28, 2015 09:09
- Won by pure chance thanks to a Q&A by Therese Woodson on Dreamspinner's Twitter account.
  ... and now, it's probably my favourite M/M novel to date. I wasn't hooked straight away though: just like the protagonists, I slowly fell in love with the story. I liked the progression of the relationship, and I really appreciated that each scene felt necessary, there's nothing that's too much, or useless. The shifts in points of view were very well handled, as were the two princes' personalities, each with their strengths and flaws.
  I really, thoroughly enjoyed it. The author really thought through the implication of a sudden change of environment and culture, and the result is fascinating as well as adorable. In a book with a faery world, it says a lot that the author managed to make the human world seem so interesting!
  I did feel that a few things were left unsolved at the end, maybe (I hope) to facilitate a sequel? I would definitely read it if that's the case.
- Review of Betrothed: A Faery Tale
- By Diverse Reader
  on Sep 24, 2015 05:09
- Okay, so This is an interesting story. We have Prince Chrysanth (aka Puck) a half fairy half human who is basically being told he needs to marry Prince Sky. Arranged marriages *sigh* what can you do, right? Well this was fascinating because, as much as I was like, WHAT! No! Thats just not right, we need to be allowed to love who we love I, well, LOVE Sky. Hes fantastic and Puck needed to get past his whole arrogant jerky self to see that. Now, I get Pucks feeling. He was an ass, but rightly so for a while. I put myself in his wings and saw how his reactions were warranted for a time. Thing is, Sky isnt dead set on this as a fabulous idea but hes willing to try and Sky pulls out a lot of stops to get Puck to see this. Others want them to fail. THE FATE OF THEIR LIVES DEPEND ON IT! Oh the drama!!!
  So Puck hates Sky, Sky isnt thrilled with Puck at first BUT, those are the best books. Seeing sorta enemies become lovers.
  This book has a lot: Sex, drama, little fluff. Fun all around!

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