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Thief of Dreams

Court of Dreams, Book 1

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Thief of Dreams

By: Bec McMaster
Narrated by: Rachael Beresford
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Twenty brides. One prince. Who will survive when the competition turns deadly?

When Prince Keir of the Court of Dreams sends out a summons in search of a bride, the Wraith King sees a chance to steal the powerful Dragon's Heart. He sends his best thief, Zemira Az Ghul, to penetrate the court as one of the potential brides.

All Zemira wants is freedom from the chains that bind her to the king, and if she finds the relic she'll have it. But the Court of Dreams is more dangerous than she ever expected, and Zemira must soon choose between her freedom - and her heart.

Contains mature themes.

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I enjoyed the author's London steampunk series so thought I'd try this even though not really into faeries. Found it kinda boring, but okay for a short dip into a different world. It's more of an intro to the setting rather than a complete story. Warning the narrator can't pronounce Calliope, it comes up more than you'd think. Had to speed it up to make it normal human pace, which is fine on the app. Won't be bothering with more in this series, but maybe if you like fae stuff it'll rock your boat. No sauce.

it's an intro, maybe it gets better?

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