Agent of the Fae

Dark FBI Series

Additional Authors

Alex Rivers

Book Synopsis

The final book in the Dark Fae FBI series.

The Fae war is coming, and I'm caught right in the middle.

My father, the ruthless Unseelie king, is dead. It should have been our moment of triumph. Instead, we find ourselves hiding in London from our ancient enemies, the Seelie.

From Roan's city mansion, we need to unite the six Unseelie courts to fight back. Unfortunately, centuries-old feuds make this almost impossible. To make things worse, there's no good reason for anyone to listen to us. After all, I'm just a pixie bastard. Did I mention that my dread powers are gone?

If that weren't enough, I needed to decide if I wanted to live forever in the world of humans or the world of the fae with Roan. Sure—he's gorgeous and loyal, but do I want to spend forever in this chaos? As the Seelie encroach on our territory, it's time to see if Roan and I—terror and love--can really change the world together.

The Hook

I am thrilled to dive into Agent of the Fae, the final installment in the Dark Fae FBI series by C.N. Crawford and Alex Rivers. This series has been a wild ride of action, intrigue, and sizzling romance, and I can't wait to see how it all concludes. From what I infer from the synopsis, it seems like Cassandra will face some tough choices, and I'm eagerly hoping she chooses Roan over the human world. The dynamic between Cassandra and Roan has been one of my favorite aspects of the series, and their chemistry is simply electric.

As we reach the climax of this captivating series, I'm also crossing my fingers that Erlene finds somewhere else to be. Her presence has been a thorn in Cassandra's side, and honestly, I've had enough of her meddling and negativity. I'm hoping this final book will see her sidelined, allowing the focus to remain on the thrilling adventures and the deepening relationship between Cassandra and Roan.

The anticipation of seeing how Cassandra navigates her final challenges and whether she ultimately chooses to embrace her place in the fae world with Roan is keeping me on the edge of my seat. Agent of the Fae promises to deliver an epic conclusion to a series that has kept me captivated from the very beginning. I can't wait to see how it all unfolds!

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Book Review

By Blogger:

Dee Szuba

I am absolutely overjoyed with the way *Agent of the Fae* by C.N. Crawford and Alex Rivers concluded the Dark Fae FBI series. From start to finish, this series has been an incredible journey, despite some parts that could be triggering for some readers. Overall, the series was fantastic. The way the story ended was perfect—it tied everything up neatly, leaving no cliffhangers or unanswered questions. Every lingering doubt I had was addressed, making for a satisfying and well-rounded conclusion.

However, there were a few aspects of the story that I didn't particularly like. For one, it was frustrating that it took Roan until this final book to explain anything to Cassandra. She had earned his trust three books ago, yet he continued to withhold information under the guise of protecting her. If he truly loved her, he should have trusted her sooner. Additionally, I was disappointed by the lack of Odin in this story. The raven added a humorous touch to the previous books, and his absence was definitely felt.

Despite these minor grievances, *Agent of the Fae* and the series as a whole were exceptional. The characters, the plot twists, and the intricate world-building all came together beautifully in this final installment. I'm grateful for the journey and delighted with how everything wrapped up. This series will definitely hold a special place on my bookshelf.

Book Spoilers

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While *Agent of the Fae* by C.N. Crawford and Alex Rivers was a fantastic conclusion to the Dark Fae FBI series, I feel it's important to issue a warning to potential readers about certain content. Though the series was good overall, there are parts of this book that may be upsetting for some. The word "whore" is thrown around quite frequently, and scenes of murder and depravity are present throughout the story. These elements can be distressing and may not be suitable for all readers.

Given the nature of these themes, I advise approaching this book with caution. It's essential to be aware of your sensitivities and boundaries when it comes to reading material that includes such content. The frequent use of derogatory language and the depiction of violent acts might be triggering for some individuals.

Thankfully, in this book, there are no hard references to even more challenging topics that were present in earlier installments. While the story is intense and dark at times, it doesn't delve into the more severe themes that could be particularly upsetting. However, it's still crucial to proceed with care and be mindful of the content warnings. Despite these aspects, *Agent of the Fae* delivers a compelling and satisfying conclusion to the series, wrapping up the storylines in a neat and gratifying way.