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The Elven King's Captive (Fated Elves Book 1) Kindle Edition
When Dustin stumbles into Casersis and touches his magic amulet, Dustin’s hint of elven blood starts a magical chain reaction that puts him in mortal danger. The amulet’s power begins to rewrite his DNA from human to elf, and if humanity finds out, he’ll become a science experiment at best. But when Casersis senses the change, his first instinct is to hold Dustin captive.
Casersis wants his young potential mate to be safe and loved while he undergoes his magical change. Exiled from his home and throne by his son, and now a billionaire corporation owner, when Casersis issues commands, his people fall in line. But Dustin is so independent that Casersis doesn’t know how to hold onto him without suffocating his new lover.
Can Casersis keep Dustin safe by holding him against his will? Or will the threat of captivity erase the bond of trust they had just begun to form?
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- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateFebruary 5, 2021
- File size1721 KB
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Product details
- ASIN : B08QM9BF11
- Publisher : Magelight Press (February 5, 2021)
- Publication date : February 5, 2021
- Language : English
- File size : 1721 KB
- Simultaneous device usage : Unlimited
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Sticky notes : On Kindle Scribe
- Print length : 316 pages
- Page numbers source ISBN : B08VM687RY
- Best Sellers Rank: #118,880 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #853 in LGBTQ+ Fantasy (Kindle Store)
- #3,880 in Gay Romance
- #4,853 in Fantasy Romance eBooks
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The best I can figure is Dustin was supposed to be the poor alpha construction worker and Cass the other worldly rich and soft omega. But Dustin has fits of anger, remorse, and then care? And Cass is a pushover (exactly how did he survive for thousands of years in a human world?). They are both so bipolar in their characters I could hardly keep it straight. And Dustin who is supposed to be so smart is downright idiotic. If someone told me my entire body would change, we don’t know how long it will take, or what that process will look like, and if anyone finds out you’ll become a lab rat, I’d stay my butt in that expensive mansion. Take online classes or something.
Yes, people have pride and sometimes to the point of stupidity. However, for someone who survived on their own from 16-20, Dustin should be smarter than that. He should not be acting like a spoiled brat.
Their relationship is odd too. If they were true mates or soul mates and fell in love fast, I can go for that. But given their current situation, and how at odds they were in the beginning all the declarations of love felt forced.
I am going to read the next novel and hope it settles down and that the characters stabilize. I’ll let you know how it goes.
So far? Good idea, poor execution.
The world is compelling and I want to see where and how things end up, but the characters are honestly kind of annoying. Cass whined a lot and Dustin was beyond frustrating. There’s pride and wanting to do things for yourself and then there’s unexplainable idiocy and he crossed the line quite a bit.
The writing is decent and if you’re looking for a love story that builds over multiple books and is angst-filled, this definitely fits the bill. I don’t know if I’ll read book 2. It might be an ear-worm type of story that gets stuck in my head and so I have to read the rest. We’ll see.
This story doesn’t end on a cliffhanger, but it doesn’t wrap up neatly either. Waiting for more books to come out before you start might be the right idea.
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I think I was only truly invested about 2/3 of the way in, when a little more of who Casersis is was revealed. That's why this is more of a fun little read, it has plenty of fluff and sweet whispered words with a dash of mystery, not enough to create an in depth story plot, maybe in the second book I will see a little more world and character building.
Dustin and Casersis meet by literally colliding into one another, but it binds them together in an unexpected way. With Dustin being someone that Casersis has long been looking for and changes already happening, Casersis quickly whisks Dustin away, whether that is what he wants or not. It puts a major strain on the relationship and sets up the difficult power dynamic of this book. Casersis is ancient and has lots of money and power, so he is used to making unilateral decisions, not to mention he needs to protect Dustin with the things going on. Dustin has been going it alone for a while, is young without much money or power, but prefers to make his own way. They really clash over things when this all comes up, especially because behind it all is the alpha/omega power balance, where Dustin is alpha and Casersis is omega, turning all of it on its head. It is truly complicated and something that comes up more than once.
That this book chose to being up the issues with the omega/alpha relationship was really interesting as well. As an alpha Dustin feels a need to provide and protect Casersis, while Casersis seeks comfort and acceptance from Dustin. The need can become almost too much, with Casersis not even being able to leave Dustin for work. While it can be true that a person can change priorities in a relationship and want to do less work, Casersis finds he can't even focus on any work away from Dustin, which isn't healthy. Meanwhile Dustin had been independent and suddenly has someone who wants to be around all the time. Again, a possible change in a relationship, but Casersis wants almost unhealthy levels of togetherness. Dustin finds himself needing space and time, even just time where he can do things without it being a rejection of Caseris, which is really difficult and goes against this nature. It puts a strain on things that are trying to develop. It was quite fascinating as usually this type of relationship is shown as no problem, but this story instead really gets into how this is a huge shift and how the codependent need to never be apart can be unhealthy and make lofe difficult to figure out. It is sure to be an ongoing issues in the books moving forward and it will be interesting to see how it gets resolved.
A well formed start to a series with some intriguing circumstances, this promises to be a good series!
I really liked Cass and felt sorry for him. He tried to make things nice and had been alone for so long. He couldn't seem to do right for doing wrong