Lor

I was immediately drawn into Lor's quiet, oppressive world, and Michael Lesley's narration brought the setting to life with a voice that shifted effortlessly between regal authority and vulnerable longing. The fairy's voice was a standout—soft, melodic, and just a hint too sweet, which made her otherness feel like a gift rather than a barrier. The story's strength lies in its slow-burn romance, where chemistry builds through shared silence and stolen glances. The only critique? The magical system could have been explored more fully. Still, the emotional payoff is worth the wait. If you enjoy fairy-tale retellings with queer depth, this audiobook delivers.