Calling Eira (The Fae Queen of Winter. #3) by Laura Greenwood

Calling Eira (The Fae Queen of Winter. #3) Reviews

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  Annette

  I've just learned a very valuable lesson while reading this book. Or well, I actually learned it after finishing the book. The after word in books does contain some important information and it could have taken away some of my expectations. So, I was waiting for something to happen and it turns out that it was never going to happen since it was an alternate timeline after the first book in this series, if Eira's attempt to deal with the Queen of Summer would have been less successful.
  
  However, that doesn't mean I did like the book any less. At some point I realized that the big event changing the world was not going to happen and it was actually quite easy to let those expectations go and to just enjoy the storyline that was there. And although there was no really big and grotesk plot with loads of danger, the plot was entertaining and it most of all really showed a lot of Eira, both as a person and as a queen.
  
  In the first book we've seen her grow from an almost normal, a little insecure, girl into a girl embracing her powers and being proud of who she is. In the second book she accepted that she would have to become a queen and in this book she is getting more comfortable as a queen and she's getting ready for a very important role. She is getting used to becoming a mother. I really loved how her pregnancy was written into the story, I loved the mythology and I loved the huge effect it had on Eira and the world around her.
  
  This book, if you ask me, was a nice showcase of Eira's sweet and nice character. Yes, she can be ruthless if she has to be and she has amazing powers to help her be intimidating, but most of all she's kind hearted and understanding and she really wants the best for all the people around her. For her mates, the people in her court and of course her kids. The boys got a little less personal growth, but I still think they are perfect for Eira and this story really was a nice way to finish their journey. Especially the epilogue left me with a warm and happy heart.
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  Rhonda Hicks

  'Calling Eira' is the third book, and conclusion, to "The Fae Queen of Winter" series by Laura Greenwood. This is the final leg of the journey for Eira and her amazing men to unite the two realms. The world-building and characters in this book meet the high standards Laura has seemed to always set, and I've come to expect. An attention-holding read for sure.
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  Laura Greenwood

  The Fae Queen Of Winter Series:
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  Saving Eira:
  books2read.com/savingeira
  2.
  Reigning Eira:
  books2read.com/reigningeira
  3.
  Calling Eira:
  books2read.com/callingeira
  
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  Frost's Forfeit:
  books2read.com/frostsforfeit
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  Chasing Aledwen:
  books2read.com/chasingaledwen
  
  Boxed Set:
  The Fae Queen of Winter: The Complete Series:
  books2read.com/thefaequeenofwinter
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  Katheyer

  “Calling Eira” is the conclusion to “The Fae Queen of Winter” trilogy by Laura Greenwood, a fantasy paranormal romance series set in Faerie that follows Eira (FMC) in her journey to eventually become the Queen of Winter.
  
  Eira is responsible for calling the frost every year, she is a descendant of Jack Frost, and is – at the beginning of her journey – more of less content with her role in life, but fate and ancestry have other plans. The story is fast-paced, action-rich, entertaining, with a wonderful crafted-world, lovely enjoyable characters and a steamy multispecies romance. This is Eira’s story in her way to her fulfillment, accompanied by her mates (why-choose) into a quest to keep the balance in the Faelands.
  
  Eira has finally accessed the Winter Throne and now her most important challenge by unifying both Winter and Summer into a single Fae Court, after centuries apart. This books shows all nuances in Eira’s character, a nice and sweet girl at her core, that is nevertheless very capable of being ruthless when the occasion calls for it, and it does. Once more fighting against the consequences of her magic breaking havoc, this time due to purely natural causes, Eira will eventually get her peaceful HEA.
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  TRICIA

  I've read quite a few books by this author and look forward to reading more of her books, her world-building and characters definition are always good and don't disappoint. This is book brings to a close this series, it flows well and had no difficulty holding my attention from beginning to end, I was enthralled throughout. The characters are interesting and the plotline has enough drama and intrigue to satisfy.
  
  The book is part of a series so you do need to have read the earlier books to enjoy this one. I highly recommend this series to any fans of this genre.
  
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  Michelle

  Calling Eira is book three and the final book in The Fae Queen of Winter series. If you have read the first two books then you know Eira is a descendent of Jack Frost and her only job is to make sure the frost arrives on time. In this book Eira and her mates must unite the Summer and Winter courts and make sure the frost arrives on time. This is a paranormal/fantasy story with a reverse harem romance. The writing is well done, the characters are well developed and the author has created an amazing world full of interesting characters. I voluntarily reviewed a copy of this book.
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  Emily Pennington

  The battle between the Summer and Winter Fae is almost over now if Eira is truly the key. She is the Fae Queen Of Winter. But she must unite the Summer and Winter courts at last, as well as prepare her for the changes in her family life with her 3 bonded mates, Josh (a witch), Rueben (a vampire) and Leth (a half-summer fae), and the child that makes their family complete. Will she be able to accomplish the challenge set before her?
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  Erin

  Each book has built upon the story of the last very well and I really love how much Eira has grown from the first book to becoming the Fae Queen of Winter. I can't wait to see what the next series Laura Greenword will create.
  I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
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  Ken Thompson

  Laura Greenwood has produced the ending to her Fae Queen of Winter series with this volume.
  Erie has secured her seat as winter queen, now she faces her greatest challenge. Reuniting the winter and summer fae.
  
  I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
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  Carlynne Toomey

  I really enjoyed this book! The storyline was well developed, the characters were complex and well developed and the story world was detailed. The writing drew me in and I felt immersed in the story! I always look forward to more books by Laura Greenwood and would recommend this book!
  
  I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
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  Jennifer

  Calling Eira is book three and the final book in The Fae Queen of Winter series. It’s a reverse harem Fae filled fantasy. Steamy romance and adventure with a strong heroine make this series a must read. This is a great long-awaited finish that you must read. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
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  Scarolet Ellis

  Calling Eira (The Fae Queen Of Winter #3) by Laura Greenwood is an amazing story that I have loved reading. This is book number three in this amazing series that I was hooked on since the beginning. I highly recommend this story to everyone who loves reading about fantasy and paranormal romance.
  
  I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
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  Tera Comer

  This is the third and final book in the Fae Queen of Winter series and we watch as Eira and her mates must unite the summer and winter realms. With all the mysterious pregnancy issues going on top of everything else you will stay pulled in
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  Reena

  This is the final installment in the "The Fae Queen of Winter" and is a must read, if you've followed Eira's story so far. Well written, with a captivating storyline, excellent characters, and plenty of magic and romance, you'll definitely want to see how the story ends!
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  Shannon

  Eira is back and facing even more challenges as Queen. The story flows well and the characters feel real.
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  Reader03

  The series ends as the battle between the Summer and Winter court comes to a head. I received an ARC copy and am voluntarily leaving a review.