Dual pov
Fae princes
Cursed fates
Prophecies
Enemies to lovers

During the events of the book, human librarian Imogen, is Whisked away to the underlie court by a far prince who has tried to both kill and attack her.

While I have read a lot of books similar, this was still a good read.

ooooo I loved this. it started out a bit slow but now I'm deciding whether to sacrifice sleep for the sequel

unfortunately this book was a dnf for me, i really wanted to like it because it sounded interesting, but the story kind of fell flat for me. i felt disconnected from the characters and generally the story itself. i think this just wasn't for me.

˗ˋˏ ୨୧ thank you to NetGalley, Lorelei Johnson, and Hailey Jade for the digital arc in exchange for an honest review! ୨୧ ˎˊ˗

Thank you NetGalley for the ARC.
The title of the book appealed to me most I guess. It promised heartbreak, a love impossible. So I delved into it.
Imogen (love the name) and Tarian (have neutral feelings for the name) are enemies and they transcend into lovers which could be slower or smoother.
The worldbuilding was good, the pace was good, there were no info dumps.
Overall I enjoyed the book and it kept me hooked from the first few chapters.
Thanks..

This story fell flat for me which is disappointing. I wanted to like it. As a reader I felt disconnected at times and struggled to keep my attention on the story.

I was immersed in this. It had such descriptive writing. I also enjoyed the build up, the profecy and the way mates are woven in the story. With the way it ended, i would definitely need the second book. I loved that the fae were a big piece to this story.

very fun romantasy. It kind of gave me ACOTAR vibes, if I'm honest. I thought the world-building was perfect; vivid and immersive, transporting readers to a realm of magic and wonder. Also, I'm a sucker for dark magic, and forbidden love so this was right up my alley.

This was such a great read. It is difficult to blend fantasy fae with real life. This was what I wanted cruel prince to be.

This was a solid fun romantasy. I loved the enemies to lovers aspect, and I especially loved Imogen has a main character. I think ACOTAR fans will enjoy this one.

5/5 stars.
This book has all the tropes I love. What a book!!
I really mean it when I say run do not walk and grab this book. Everything from the characters to the plot was just done so well. I'm planning on buying a physical copy for my collection. Yes, it's that good!

A captivating fantasy romance that’s both dark and alluring. Johnson and Jade create a world of magic and passion that fantasy fans will love.

I was able to read an ebook arc of this thanks to NetGalley. A fun romantasy. Great read. Would read more by this author.

I think this just wasn’t for me. I ended up skimming through most of the book cuz I just wanted to see the end and the predictable conflict of miscommunication and false identity play out. But even that just didn’t hit for me. The writing is well done however, the plot just didn’t grab me unfortunately

unfortunately for me it was one of them books where i was forcing myself to finish it. lots of fantasy readers will definitely enjoy this’

thank you netgallery for allowing me to read this ebook early :)

It was also one of the books I could not get into and had to push myself to read it through. But I'm sure a lot of people will enjoy it and I hope they do!

This book is a mesmerizing and romantic tale that delves into the complexities of fate, love, and self-discovery. Tarian, a fae prince, and Imogen, a human librarian, are destined to be together, but their journey is fraught with obstacles and dangers.

The author masterfully explores the themes of control, fear, and sanity, creating a narrative that is both dark and enchanting. Imogen's struggles to maintain control and her doubts about her own sanity are deeply relatable, making her a compelling and endearing protagonist.

Tarian's character is equally well-developed, with his conflicted emotions and growing attachment to Imogen adding depth to the story. The chemistry between them is undeniable, and their bond is expertly woven throughout the narrative.

The world-building is vivid and immersive, transporting readers to a realm of magic and wonder. The supporting cast is intriguing, with complex motivations and secrets that add to the plot's tension.

Overall, this book is a must-read for fans of fantasy romance and fae lore. With its captivating characters, dark magic, and forbidden love, this tale will leave readers spellbound and eager for more.

A book full of all the right vibes! Reminded me of Sarah J. Maas and Holly Black. I really enjoyed this dark, sexy and daring fantasy story.

"Prince of Never" by Lorelei Johnson and Hailey Jade is an enchanting fantasy romance that captivates readers with its blend of magic, political intrigue, and star-crossed love. The story follows Tarian, a fae prince, and Imogen, a human librarian, whose fates intertwine in a world where their love is forbidden.

Johnson and Jade craft a richly detailed world filled with strong, loveable characters and a plot brimming with mystery and intrigue. Tarian and Imogen's relationship is central to the narrative, offering a compelling exploration of fated mates and the challenges they face in a politically charged environment.

The novel's pacing keeps readers engaged, balancing romantic tension with action and suspense. The authors' ability to weave together elements of fantasy and romance results in a seductive and immersive reading experience.
Overall, "Prince of Never" is a must-read for fans of fantasy romance, delivering a story that is both heartwarming and thrilling. With its well-developed characters and intricate plot, it stands out as a memorable addition to the genre.

I personally could not get into the book. I really had to push myself through it. That being said it wasn’t bad, I know for a fact people will eat this up. If you’re in your fantasy phase right now this books for you! I just couldn’t get into it

I received this book for free for an honest review from netgalley. Thank you for the opportunity

Dark and sexy I'm so glad I read this.