⭐⭐⭐⭐.5
🌶️🌶️🌶️/5

Morgan, Draven and the gang are on the road again with the goal of destroying powerful, magical objects and searching for the gods themselves.

This book has upped the stakes for our bffs, and not all will survive (😭) But luckily that doesn't stop Morgan and Draven from finding some alone time in their tents (if ya know what I mean 😉😉

✨ Shadow Daddy 🖤
✨ Multiple POVs
✨ Found family
✨ Bonded mates 💞
✨ Magic 💫
✨ Roadtrip 🐎
✨ Completed series
✨ HEA ❤️

What an ending to a great series! This final book was jammed packed with action, heartbreak, devastation and love.

I'm sad to see these characters go, but can't wait to see what the author has cooked up for her next series!

* Thank you to NetGalley and the author for my eARC in exchange for my honest review *

This is a captivating fantasy novel that transports readers to a realm of ancient legends, powerful magic, and epic battles. Centered around the beloved characters of Morgan Le Fay and Draven, the story delves into a thrilling quest that tests their bond and the fate of Camelot. From the outset, the novel establishes a foreboding atmosphere with the ominous curse of Three looming over the land. As an ancient evil awakens, Morgan and Draven must embark on a perilous journey to confront its growing power. The stakes are high, and the consequences of failure are unimaginable. Boleyn's writing is both evocative and immersive, painting a vivid tapestry of the Arthurian world. The characters are well-developed and relatable, each with their own unique motivations and struggles. Morgan, a powerful sorceress, is both fierce and vulnerable, while Draven, a skilled knight, is loyal and compassionate. Together, they form an unbreakable bond that is tested to its limits.
The novel explores themes of love, sacrifice, and the eternal nature of the human spirit. Morgan and Draven's love is a force that transcends time and adversity, proving that even in the face of darkness, hope and redemption can prevail. Boleyn's inclusion of Arthurian lore and mythology adds depth and authenticity to the story. She weaves ancient legends into the tapestry of her own creation, creating a rich and believable world. I highly recommend this book to fans of epic fantasy, stories of love, courage, and destiny.

Did not finish this book after as couldn’t get through the first one. , cool premise but could not get into this writing style. So slow

3.75 rounded up to a 4

The fourth and final installment in the Blood of a Fae series!!

This book was definitely more fast-paced than the previous ones in the series, sometimes maybe a bit too fast, but it still caught my attention and kept it.

We get some more development for Morgan and Draven’s relationship, which I felt was really well done in this book. We also got development for them as individuals, which I think is always important to include alongside a relationship.

And there are so many reveals in this book! And we also got to see a lot more cool and fantastical creatures, which I’m always a fan of seeing.

As the final book in the series, I was definitely expecting a little more. I think there was so much action that had to occur, that some of the emotion of the story didn’t quite land or fully come together. I just didn’t have the reactions I think I was supposed to have at some moments.

I haven’t read many Arthurian retellings, but I would definitely recommend this one. Especially if you love Fae and a slow-burn enemies to lover-type situation. Who doesn’t love all of that stuff??

Thanks to NetGalley for a digital copy of this book in exchange for my honest review! My Goodreads review is already up and my review on TikTok will be up with my monthly wrap-up at the end of the month.

3.75

This book felt a bit like heading to Mordor to find Sauron. The sex scenes were a little cringe. My least favorite book of the series, but overall I loved the series.

Super exciting and creative adventure!

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for an advanced release copy in exchange for an honest review.

This book was the fourth instalment of this series and it did not disappoint. I very much liked that we get to see the main characters in new and more domestic situation as well as all the twist and turns that come along in their journey. You might want to keep some tissues around as there are some sadder moments. Lastly, I did enjoy the surprise and twist character- I really hope that we get to see more of their story.

Briar Boleyn left me in tears with this one! The final book in the Blood of Fae series is action packed. Morgan and Draven set out on the ultimate mission of sacrifice to save their loved ones. Loss, love, joy, and so many other emotions filled me while reading.

Thank you so much for the ARC! I really enjoyed this book as it had me hooked from the beginning. I loved the storyline. It was very well written and the description of the main characters was amazing. I cannot wait to read the rest of the books written by this author.

The final book in the Blood of a Fae series exceeded all of my expectations. The conclusion of Morgan and Draven's journey was nothing short of epic, with a thrilling final battle that had me on the edge of my seat. Throughout the series, the characters have been on a quest to find the man they've been hunting, but as the story unfolds, doubts arise about his true identity. The plot twist that awaits is sure to leave readers stunned.

From the moment I started reading the first book, I was captivated by this series. The writing is exquisite, the story is meticulously crafted, and the level of spice is just right. It truly is a remarkable and unforgettable read.

I would like to express my gratitude to Briar Boleyn for creating such a fantastic series. I would also like to thank Netgalley and the publishing team for giving me the opportunity to read and review all of the books in this series.

What am I supposed to do now that I’ve finished this book? It’s the last in the series, I need MORE!

The fourth and final instalment of the Blood of a Fae series was every bit as dazzling as I’d hoped it would be.

Morgan and Draven’s story wraps up with an epic final battle, during which they finally face the man they’ve been hunting.

But is he who he really says he is?
Are any of them who they thought they were?

Plot twist incoming!

I loved this series from the very first page of the very first book and couldn’t put them down after that.

I don’t think there is too much that I can say other than it is beautifully written, incredibly well thought out, definitely spicy (!!!) and a truly stunning read.

Briar Boleyn, thank you.

Also thank you to Netgalley and the publishing team for letting me read and review all books in the series.

BOOK 4. I LOVE LOVE LOVEEEEEE THIS SERIES. I cannot stress enough that Briar does a phenomenal job making this story amazing. I loved how everything was wrapped up and left little clues for us to find out as we read along (or how I felt.). Romance was top tier and I’m so happy to have finally concluded this series.

Im reviewing this as an ARC and honestly I’m not sure if I’m super happy because the book was just as epic as the others, or if I’m mega sad because the journey is over 🥲 Morgan and Draven were just so perfectly written as characters and I feel like I’ve been on a massive emotional journey with them and their relationship. This fourth and final book has everything you expect from Briar Boleyn’s writing, I laughed, cried and screamed at the unexpected. Such a stellar read.

This book was full of drama which I enjoyed but it just became too much. I still liked the book, and it was nice to get the happily ever after but it was too convenient. I would've liked to have seen more of Medra, especially because in the short space of time we got to know her, she wasn't a very nice person to be around. It was also super sad that Draven missed her growing up. The relationship between them all really wasn't that developed so Medra's sacrifice fell short for me because it didn't feel meaningful. There was lots of new info dumping which felt rushed and not well thought through. Still an enjoyable read though

Thanks to netgalley and the publisher for the DRC!

Thank you NetGalley and Briar for letting me read this book.

I love a HEA, and this book delivered… with some loss and sadness along the way.

No spoilers!

But I still love Draven. Nightpaw sounds like the cutest.

An epic journey of magic, fae, gods, betrayal, and ultimately love strengthened, lost, and remembered. Fourth book, an amazing journey ends. A must for all paranormal fans!

When Iron flame, ACOTAR AND game of thrones collide.
I guess this book is what’s called a Dark Fantasy Romance..
At the beginning of this book I had so many (9) questions that were still open and needed answers, and half way through I was very close to believe that they would stay unanswered. But as in the books before this one, my questions were answered in the last one hundred or so pages.
There was so much that happened. So many more characters we met but also lost.
I guess I expected too much.. my favourite out of the four books was the second book ‘Court of Claws’.

I really enjoyed reading this book so much! It has basically all of my favourite tropes, which are Dark Fantasy, Spicy, King Arthur retelling, Fae, Touch her and Die, Enemies to Lovers, Found Family and a good Slow Burn.
If this wasn't enough to convince you to read this then you should know that the world building was great! I felt like I was part of it and the characters were even better. I had an insant connection to them and I LOVE our MCs!

I received this ebook from Netgalley in exchange for my honest opinion and review. I felt like this book had a little too much going on, and i had to really concentrate to understand what was happening. I liked the ending, but I felt like there were too many curve balls that didn’t make a whole lot of sense to me .

Knight of the Goddess is the fourth and final book in the Blood of a Fae series by Briar Boleyn (and you have to read all the previous 3 books before reading this one *)

Wow!! That was just WOW !
I can't believe this journey has come to an end , and what an amazing journey it was ! I don't think I am ready to bid farewell to these characters yet who had become my family. I don't think I could have expected a better ending for this spectacular voyage !!

This book was an emotional rollercoaster to say the least . We parted ways with so many of the characters who I had come to adore!! I was left heartbroken so many times I can't count 🥹 But there were so many sweet and amazing times too which left me smiling and giggling like a little girl !

We uncovered soo sooo many mysteries. There were some shocking revelations which left my jaw hanging (I had no inklings about them whatsoever!!)
The story line, as usual was awe-inspiring!
Thr characters LOVELY
And obviously the romance breathtaking .

Draven (MMC) remains my favourite character throughout the series.
Morgan (FMC) came a longgg way and became this amazing, self sacrificing, bad ass person with some crazy incredible powers !

We get to see more of the Exmoors in this book and boy did I LOVEEE that !!! They remind me of Toothless from How to train your dragon, and oh my god do I ADOREEE them !! Yes , they are very close in line to Darven in being my 2nd most favourite character in the series!! ✨

And we have a lovely addition of Medra (I am not gonna discuss details about her , cz that will be spoileryy), and she gets her own POV ! (So this turns out to to Triple POV, although major part is still Morgan ) . She is a very cute albeit complex character, and obviously Briar Boleyn makes you care for her do !!

All in all , an AMAZING SERIES, with CAPTIVATING plot and DARLING characters , and you are obviously gonna end emotionally damaged (in a good way obviously 🤭) and so so so satisfied at the end !!

Thank you Briar Boleyn for this amazing book and NetGalley for this read in exchange for an honest review 🫶🏻

#netgalley #knightofthegoddess #bloodofafaeseries #briarboleyn

A great conclusion to the series. The plot twists and gets more fantastical. The characters we know from the King Arthur legends are presented in new ways. Good books. I read them in order one behind the other.