Given to the Fae

About This Audiobook

This isn’t the sweet, glittery fae romance you’re used to—instead, it’s a brutal, breathless ride through a world where humans are commodities and the fae are the predators. Three exiled spies, each with their own monstrous gifts, are sent on a high-stakes mission: retrieve a Fate-Touched slave before her power destabilizes the realms. But the deeper they go, the more they question the mission itself. Is the woman they’re commanded to recapture worth protecting—or is she the key to their salvation? The tension crackles with every exchange, blending political intrigue, raw physicality, and a simmering tension that never lets up. The world-building is visceral, from the crumbling slave outposts to the lush, treacherous courts of the fae, making you feel the weight of every choice. If you crave a romance that’s equal parts addiction and agony, this is it.

What sets this apart is the unflinching honesty about power dynamics. There’s no glossing over the brutality of enslavement or the moral gray areas of desire in a world where dominance is currency. The narration by Mhairi Morrison and Grant Armstrong elevates the story further—they switch seamlessly between characters, their tones shifting to match the emotional stakes. Morrison’s voice drips with icy allure for the fae captors, while Armstrong grounds the narrative with a gruff, protective edge. It’s a duality that makes the audiobook feel like a full-cast performance, even though it’s just two narrators.