Agent of Chaos

Dark Fae FBI

Additional Authors

Alex Rivers

Book Synopsis

London is Burning, and The Fae are Holding The Matches.

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I am Cassandra Liddell: FBI Special Agent and bad-ass Pixie. After barely surviving my last assignment, I'm on the hunt for answers about my past, when bombs start exploding all over London. Fae terrorists have attacked and thrown the city into chaos.

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To make matters worse, my best friend Scarlett has been abducted, and her captor is playing a twisted game of “Simon Says," sending me riddles paired with impossible tasks. Roan, a seductive fae warrior, is willing to help me … but of course he has a price. One I’m not sure I’m willing to pay.

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Hounded by supernatural pursuers and hunted by the CIA, I'm racing against time to save Scarlett, and to stop London from burning to the ground. Rage is simmering under the surface, and when it boils, I'll unleash a fire of my own.

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The Hook

I can hardly contain my excitement as I prepare to dive into *Agent of Chaos* by CN Crawford and Alex Rivers, the next thrilling installment in the Dark Fae FBI series. The dynamic between Ronan and Cassandra has me completely hooked. Their sizzling interludes always keep me on the edge of my seat, wondering if their heated fights will eventually turn into heated kisses, and then some. The tension between them is palpable, and it’s one of the main reasons I’m so invested in their story.

In the last book, I noticed that Roan seemed to start warming to Cassandra. It’s fascinating to watch his attitude shift from "I hate you" to potentially "I love you." This change adds a layer of complexity to their relationship, making their interactions even more captivating. I’m eagerly anticipating how their connection will evolve in this next book. Will their fiery arguments finally give way to something more passionate and intimate? I can’t wait to find out.

Additionally, the revelation that Cassandra’s parents' death might be linked to the current events in London adds a whole new level of intrigue to the story. This connection piques my curiosity and makes the plot even more compelling. I’m eager to see how this mystery unfolds and what it means for Cassandra’s journey.

What I hope to see in *Agent of Chaos* is more sexual interaction between Cassandra and Roan. Their chemistry is undeniable, and I’m excited to see how their relationship develops in this regard. Furthermore, I’m keen to learn more about Sheefra, the mysterious figure connected to Cassandra’s parents' murder. Unraveling this part of the story will undoubtedly add depth to the overall narrative and keep me glued to the pages.

I can’t wait to immerse myself in this next book, and I’m sure it will be just as enthralling as the first. See you in the comments as we unravel the mysteries and explore the sizzling dynamics together!

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Book Review

By Blogger:

Dee Szuba

Reading *Agent of Chaos* by CN Crawford and Alex Rivers was an interesting experience. While I can’t say I loved the book, it certainly had elements that kept me engaged. The plot twist was well-executed and added a surprising layer to the narrative. The mythology based on the lore and history of the Fae was particularly intriguing. It was accurate to many prevalent myths, such as the Fae stealing children and replacing them with changelings. This attention to detail in the mythological aspects of the story was something I genuinely appreciated.

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However, I was disappointed by the lack of Roan in this book compared to the last one. One of the highlights of the series for me is the dynamic between Cassandra and Roan. Their relationship is filled with tension and potential, hinting at a hot buildup that needs to be released. I was hoping to see more development and passion between them, but this book didn’t deliver on that front as much as I had hoped. The absence of Ronan’s character in key moments left me wanting more from their interactions.

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Despite some of the aspects I didn’t like, the book overall wasn’t bad. It managed to keep my interest until the end with its intriguing plot and decent storytelling. While it wasn’t as exciting for me as the first book or some other books I’ve read, I still think *Agent of Chaos* had a solid story and a good plot. It’s a decent read that adds depth to the series, even if it didn’t fully meet my expectations.

Book Spoilers

Disclaimer: This section might contain Spoilers about the book because, as we read the books we try to provide readers with information that might catch them off guard and/or trigger them to in one way or another. This is the main reason for this blog was created.

Reading Agent of Chaos by CN Crawford and Alex Rivers was a complex experience, and I feel it's important to share a warning for potential readers. This book, along with the series, contains content that might be triggering for some individuals. Specific topics such as rape, torture, and slavery are discussed and can be quite graphic and disturbing. If these subjects are particularly triggering for you, I do not recommend continuing with this book or the series.

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In Agent of Chaos, these themes are more prevalent than I anticipated, and they recur in ways that can be quite jarring. The narrative does not shy away from depicting these harsh realities, which might be difficult for some readers to handle. Personally, I found some of these scenes to be very intense and troubling, and they stayed with me long after I finished the book.

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It appears that these topics have been a recurring element in both books I've read from this series. Given this pattern, I believe it's crucial for potential readers to be aware of this before diving into the story. While the plot and character dynamics are compelling, the presence of such heavy themes can overshadow the enjoyment for some. If you are sensitive to these issues, it might be best to steer clear of this series to avoid any potential distress.

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Ultimately, while Agent of Chaos has its merits, it’s essential to approach it with caution if you are sensitive to topics of rape, torture, and slavery. The authors have woven these elements into the storyline in ways that are integral to the plot, but they can be quite triggering. Please take care and consider your own comfort and well-being before deciding to read this book or continue with the series.

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