10/16/2026
Series Review: Filthy Rich Fae Series by Geneva Lee
WHY do I keep doing this to myself?! 😭😂
Once again, I’ve managed to fall head over heels for a series, devour the first two books, and discover that the trilogy ISN’T FINISHED! Now I’m stuck waiting until February for the final installment, and let me tell you... I AM NOT OKAY!
Because these first two books?! TOP TIER! 🔥
Enemies-to-lovers? ✔️
A morally gray shadow daddy? ✔️
Fated mates? ✔️
Slow burn, secrets, betrayal, and enough tension to drive you absolutely insane? ✔️✔️✔️
SIGN. ME. UP!
I absolutely loved how this story began and how the romance developed alongside the mystery of our FMC’s identity. There’s something so satisfying about watching a character slowly discover who she really is, uncovering one little piece of information at a time, while realizing that almost nothing—and no one—is quite what they seem.
The slow burn, the push and pull, the undeniable chemistry, and the constant question of who could actually be trusted had me completely invested.
And the DECEPTION?! 👀
I had my suspicions about certain characters, but even so, I was genuinely caught off guard when some of those truths finally came to light. The betrayals ran so much deeper than I anticipated, and honestly, some of those revelations were heartbreaking.
What I especially appreciated was that the consequences felt real. By the end of the second book, it’s painfully obvious that things aren’t simply going to return to normal. Relationships have been shattered, loyalties tested, and characters forever changed by everything they’ve endured.
And THAT ENDING?!
How am I supposed to patiently wait for the final book when everything has been turned upside down?! 😭
I’m desperate to see how Geneva Lee brings this story together, especially with so much heartbreak, uncertainty, and unfinished business hanging over everyone’s heads.
If you love dark romantasy, enemies-to-lovers, shadow daddies, fated mates, morally gray characters, slow-burn romance, political intrigue, and betrayals that genuinely hurt, this series absolutely deserves a spot on your TBR!
Just be warned... you might want to wait until the trilogy is complete