Warrior Fae Trapped by K.F. Breene – A Book Review

Posted October 8, 2019 by Booksandblurbs in Reviews, Urban Fantasy / 0 Comments

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Warrior Fae Trapped

(A DDVN Book)

by K.F. Breene
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Urban Fantasy
Available on Kindle and Kindle Unlimited

Down and Dirty

If you have read any of K.F. Breene‘s Demon Days, Vampire Nights series, then you NEED to read this continuation! With new characters but familiar faces, it pushes that plot forward and closer to the Underworld we all dread. Free on Kindle Unlimited.

What is it about?

(Blurb from GoodReads)

The truce between the vampires and the shifters is long over. So when the two factions stumble upon a lost fae warrior who has no idea what she is, all hell breaks loose.

Charity hasn’t had it easy. Growing up in a bad part of Chicago, left by her mother at 16, she’s a survivor. So when she gets a scholarship to a good college out in California, she thinks all her dreams have come true.

Instead she falls head first into a nightmare.

At a posh party she doesn’t belong, she gets the shock of her life: vampires and shifters are real! Magic is real. And she is anything but a mundane poor kid just trying to make it.

Warrior runs in her blood. If only she knew how to use it.

Suddenly, she is trapped between two magical super powers – a cunning elder vampire who wishes to use her for her blood ties and maybe tie her to the bed, and a sexy alpha shifter who will protect her at all costs.

Her life of surviving never could’ve prepared her for this. And if she doesn’t learn to harness the fae magic running through her blood, she’ll be imprisoned forever.

Action, humor, and romance – we’re going back to the DDVN World!

Thoughts on Warrior Fae Trapped

New characters, familiar faces!

This may be book 1 in a new series (trilogy or duo?) but it’s really book 7 in an ongoing saga that started way back when Reagan first appeared on the scene. While it’s not 100% required that you’ve read those first….. it’s about 95% necessary. It sets the framework for this book and lets you hit the ground running – which, in this universe, is a very good thing.

I wasn’t sure I would like this, as the main characters are new, but just like Penny’s debut in book 4 when perspective switched away from Reagan, Charity holds her own and carves a solid piece of DDVN.

Favorite Lines

Had she suddenly started speaking in Wookiee? (1%)

“Nope. We are passive-aggressive acquaintances that spoon well together when shit goes sideways.” (72%)