A Veil of Truth and Trickery By Analeigh Ford

Rating: 4 stars

Adult - Spice: Enemies to Lovers,

Genre: Fantasy, Fantasy Romance, Reverse Harem, Romance

Tags: Fae, Magic, Book Review

The Veiled Realm Book 1

Delphine has always been miss treated for being fae-marked since birth. When she is so close to have her curse broken a Fae comes. She must choose either to go with him and save her family and village or everything will be over. Given the choice Delph sees no other option and leaves. But are the stories true, can the Fae not tell a lie?

This is the first book in the Veiled Realm series. Delphine is willing to save her brother but still wants to go home. The Fae in this story are tricksters like you read in the old tale. They are perfect for this enemies to lovers troupe. The world is beautifully written. I enjoyed reading this book and can't wait to read the next book in the series, A Veil of Stardust and Savagery.

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Pages: 361

Read: Digital

From: Kindle Unlimited

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“Delphine has been fae-marked from birth, treated as a curse despite the fact the once treacherous fae haven’t been sighted in decades—in fact, no one in Delph’s village has so much as laid eyes on one of the folk in nearly a century.

Right up until a fae turns up on her doorstep, demanding Delph as down payment.

No sooner has she set foot in the fae realm, however, then she learns she’s no mere collateral in a deal made with the lord that owns her family lands. She was selected for a reason, hunted down for a single purpose.

The fae courts are fading. The folk disappearing.

Only four courts remain. Four princes determined to save their crumbling kingdoms.

And Delph … Delph may just hold the key to save them all.

But even as Delph learns to see past the feared glamour of the fae realm, she quickly learns the impossible position she’s found herself in. The fae may not be the monsters she was led to believe, but in order to save them … she may have to become a monster herself.”