Can You Take It?: Infatuated Fae, Book 4

Name: Can You Take It?: Infatuated Fae, Book 4
Price: 14.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.8 (3700 reviews)
Author: Jeneane O'Riley

by Jeneane O'Riley

3.8

About this book

Prince Aurelius has long defined himself by his heroism, but his latest act of self-sacrifice lands him in the literal depths of fae hell. His mission is clear: locate Ana, bestow upon her the remaining powers she needs, and deliver her to the Fates. However, the mission takes an unexpected turn when he discovers that Ana is no longer the vulnerable child from his past, but a formidable, captivating woman with dangerous ambitions for the Underworld.

As Aurelius navigates the treacherous Ten Tiers of Tartarus, his resolve is tested by the very woman he is tasked to save. Ana is determined to claim the pendant holding her power, setting them on a collision course of conflicting agendas and volatile chemistry. With his allies distracted by the demands of governing the united Fae Kingdom, Aurelius finds himself alone in a landscape of dark magic and shifting loyalties, pursued by the woman who ignites a hunger he struggles to contain.

Caught between his duty to be the hero and the magnetic, forbidden pull toward Ana, Aurelius must decide if he can complete his quest without losing his soul—or if succumbing to his deepest desires will doom them both to an eternity in the void.

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What readers are saying

Laura Pope

This book was so good and was the perfect ending to this series.

"I am so happy to see Eli get his story! In the previous books, Eli was just part of Caly's story, and now we get to see Eli find his way in life and go after something he desperately wants for himself. Eli is in Tartarus and is tasked with finding Adrianna and giving her the pendant with her powers to that she is able to go to Moirai and fulfill her fate. But Eli runs in to some roadblocks, one being Adrianna, or Anna herself. Anna has been in Tartarus since Eli's mother k!lled her, and she has become like another daughter to Kaohs, the god of Tartarus. Anna is not willing to leave Tartarus and go to Moirai, no matter what Eli tells her. While Eli & Anna are working through how to both get what they want, they wind up in the Ten Tiers. It is in the Ten Tiers, that Eli learns he can make his own fate. He does not have to be the one to carry everyone and be the "Prince of Seelie" as his mother pushed him to be. Eli realizes that he can do things for himself and be a little selfish instead of always being selfless and sacrificing his needs and wants. This book was so good and was the perfect ending to this series. ["

June 17, 2025 Verified Purchase

Brian Brantley

sobbing! I can’t believe this is the end!

"This book was SO funny and unserious (except that ending had me teary eyed) I was not expecting it at all especially compared to book one. I usually hate a switch in couples and POVs from the main couple but this was surprisingly enjoyable. It was sweet and a fun read but I have a few questions and just wanted more I felt like this fizzled out when there was so much potential like all the other books I kept looking at the pages like that’s it? There were some random things in this I didn’t understand the point of but such a good time. This series is just fun, different, and easy to get through I loved it and enjoyed all of them so much! I would still recommend!!! ["

June 22, 2025 Verified Purchase

L. Osborn

This series started out strong and ended weird.

"Randomly we are following Eli in a slapstick adventure in Purgatory and hearing about twisted nutsacks and dangling berries. Eli eavesdrops on Cal and Mendax’s personal times inadvertently in a mental three way and then plays Wizard’s chess from the back of a tiny angry unicorn. It turns out Caly’s sister also goes by a random slightly unrelated to her actual name nickname and is no longer six years old because obviously you keep growing up when you are dead. Warning: being dead might also turn you evil via a venereal sounding disease. Then there’s a whole Labyrinth sequence complete with a talking caterpillar jk it’s a bum of divine parentage. We finally get to spend a little time with Caly and Mendax but in a rather disturbing love encounter - and I’ve read some weird stuff. Then back to the Inferno’s Circles of Hell where a Freaky Friday situation is going on. The way everything wraps up is a little fast and not exactly the most inspired ending. Also this series was about Callie but in this book, she’s just a side dish, so hope you’re ok with that. ["

May 9, 2026 Verified Purchase