Book Review: The Queen’s Consorts

• Book Blurb

  The Queen’s Consorts. Just laying eyes on one is a death sentence.

  So when Sari, who spent most of her life struggling to survive on the streets, ends up entangled in a steamy relationship with the two most forbidden men on the planet she knows they are all playing a deadly game, but she still can’t stop herself.
  
  After a brutal attack, Sari was taken to the Sacred City, exposing her to the secret lives of the Rayians who rule in the long lost queen’s absence. It’s in this darkly sensual world where she first meets the legendary consorts.
  
  Too handsome and talented for their own good, Calder and Taryen have learned to trust only each other in order to survive. Bred to be feared warriors and exclusive companions to a queen, instead they’re slaves to other Rayian women’s desires for them.
  
  Their brutal lives make the two consorts hesitant to care for Sari when she’s unexpectedly dumped in their laps, but they soon discover she’s different from the cruel women they’re used to serving. Drawn to Sari on a soul-deep level, Calder and Taryen can’t seem to stop themselves from going back for one more taste of the beautiful outsider… even when it puts the fate of the entire world in jeopardy.

  Reader Advisory: These characters have lived challenging lives. In following their journey, please know their story includes references to past and present abuse. They seek solace from it in the arms of each other and all three share a very deep and sensual connection. Within these pages are intimate scenes between the two male consorts and other sexy scenes of them and Sari all together.

  This is a previously published title. The original release date was April 2013.

  The Queen’s Consorts. Just laying eyes on one is a death sentence.

  So when Sari, who spent most of her life struggling to survive on the streets, ends up entangled in a steamy relationship with the two most forbidden men on the planet she knows they are all playing a deadly game, but she still can’t stop herself.

  After a brutal attack, Sari was taken to the Sacred City, exposing her to the secret lives of the Rayians who rule in the long lost queen’s absence. It’s in this darkly sensual world where she first meets the legendary consorts.

  Too handsome and talented for their own good, Calder and Taryen have learned to trust only each other in order to survive. Bred to be feared warriors and exclusive companions to a queen, instead they’re slaves to other Rayian women’s desires for them.

  Their brutal lives make the two consorts hesitant to care for Sari when she’s unexpectedly dumped in their laps, but they soon discover she’s different from the cruel women they’re used to serving. Drawn to Sari on a soul-deep level, Calder and Taryen can’t seem to stop themselves from going back for one more taste of the beautiful outsider… even when it puts the fate of the entire world in jeopardy.

  Reader Advisory: These characters have lived challenging lives. In following their journey, please know their story includes references to past and present abuse. They seek solace from it in the arms of each other and all three share a very deep and sensual connection. Within these pages are intimate scenes between the two male consorts and other sexy scenes of them and Sari all together.

  This is a previously published title. The original release date was April 2013.

• My review

  If you enjoy insta-love and MMF erotic romances set in a corrupt fantasy world, then this is definitely your book.

  A Unique Fantasy World

  I love this type of story so much that I’ve reread The Queen’s Consorts so many times that I practically know it by heart. It’s my go-to whenever I want an escapist read with erotic scenes set on a completely different planet.

  The world itself feels truly unique. I don’t want to spoil anything, but this world is ruled by magic. Even the seasons, for example, don’t follow the same laws as those on Earth.

  The plot is clear and straightforward from the start; we understand who the villains are very early on.

  This book is incredibly smutty (SO smutty!), sexy, sweet, and features some action, all centered around a poly MMF romance.

  However, it’s definitely not for everyone—it’s quite niche.

  The book explores darker themes, including the abuse of certain characters. While the trigger warnings might slightly spoil the story, I recommend reviewing them if you’re sensitive to these topics.

  Romance & Main Characters

  Sari, the heroine, is both guarded and wide-eyed. She’s not particularly sharp—some plot twists were obvious to me long before she noticed them—but that didn’t bother me. It felt like part of her charm and naivety.

  Honestly, I’m a bit over the idea that every heroine needs to be strong or bold. While I do enjoy assertive heroines, I also appreciate characters like Sari—softer, more gentle, naive (but not innocent, she was a slave).

  I absolutely loved Taryen and Calder. They have very distinct personalities. Individually, they’re already incredibly sexy, but together? Instant combustion.

  Above all, I loved how the story portrays love—something that completely sweeps you away. It’s easy, fast, and feels inevitable (though admittedly, a lot of that inevitability is driven by lust and temptation, lol).

  If you enjoy insta-love and MMF erotic romances set in a corrupt fantasy world, then this is definitely your book.

  A Unique Fantasy World

  I love this type of story so much that I’ve reread The Queen’s Consorts so many times that I practically know it by heart. It’s my go-to whenever I want an escapist read with erotic scenes set on a completely different planet.

  The world itself feels truly unique. I don’t want to spoil anything, but this world is ruled by magic. Even the seasons, for example, don’t follow the same laws as those on Earth.

  The plot is clear and straightforward from the start; we understand who the villains are very early on.

  This book is incredibly smutty (SO smutty!), sexy, sweet, and features some action, all centered around a poly MMF romance.

  However, it’s definitely not for everyone—it’s quite niche.

  The book explores darker themes, including the abuse of certain characters. While the trigger warnings might slightly spoil the story, I recommend reviewing them if you’re sensitive to these topics.

  Romance & Main Characters

  Sari, the heroine, is both guarded and wide-eyed. She’s not particularly sharp—some plot twists were obvious to me long before she noticed them—but that didn’t bother me. It felt like part of her charm and naivety.

  Honestly, I’m a bit over the idea that every heroine needs to be strong or bold. While I do enjoy assertive heroines, I also appreciate characters like Sari—softer, more gentle, naive (but not innocent, she was a slave).

  I absolutely loved Taryen and Calder. They have very distinct personalities. Individually, they’re already incredibly sexy, but together? Instant combustion.

  Above all, I loved how the story portrays love—something that completely sweeps you away. It’s easy, fast, and feels inevitable (though admittedly, a lot of that inevitability is driven by lust and temptation, lol).

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