The Hidden Fae Prince (Princes of Elladar Book 1) by Tavia Lark


A new fantasy series with a prince who doesn't know he's fae royalty and the guardian that vowed to protect him. Seren is thrust into the Summer court and only has Nevander to help him navigate the intrigue.


From the blurb:

Someone is watching Seren.


Seren can feel other people’s emotions. Whether his fellow villagers love him, tolerate him, or despise him like his parents do. It’s painful. Isolating. When Seren first senses his unseen watcher, he thinks he’s finally going mad.

Then a creature of shadows attacks Seren, forcing his stalker to reveal himself. Nevander is a guardian fae, dazzling yet cold, who watches Seren as if it hurts to look away. His words are unbelievable, but fae cannot lie:

Seren is the last Prince of Elladar, and it’s time to come home.

The Hidden Fae Prince is an MM fantasy romance. Expect hurt/comfort, possessive loyalty, and steamy fae promises. Princes of Elladar follows a new romance in every book, but the trilogy is best read in order.


SNik's review:

First in series (Princes of Elladar). Fantasy. Hurt/comfort. Slow burn. Dual POV. Mild cliffhanger. 

Seren knows his parents hate him and wants to run away, and finding out he’s a fae prince and is the next in line to rule is certainly a surprise. Nevander has been pledged to protect the prince since Seren was born, but bringing him back to the Summer court is rife with danger and keeping his devotion secret may cost him. 

Both Nevander and Seren are likable characters, especially the empathic Seren and his fish out of water circumstances, although I do wish we got to learn more about Nevander’s background. I enjoyed the fact that Seren is intelligent in navigating the court and the intrigue surrounding him. It’s admirable that Nevander has been dedicated to Seren’s protection for years (it’s not clear when his romantic feelings start), and I did like the slow trust and relationship they start to build. There’s a lot to like about the world building, but there still remained so many questions left open, so this is an HFN as the plotline continues with planned new main characters in the next book.


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