The Faerie Prince

This is the second book in this trilogy, and it doesn’t suffer from that slump some (okay, a lot) second books in trilogies do. It’s as interesting as the first book. Honestly, more so, which I wasn’t expecting at all. I’m not a huge romance fan, but what develops here is sweet, a little slow, and realistic. I’m totally for the relationship, and I’m so angry at how this book ended. I’m pretty sure it’s not as heartbreaking as I fear, but the author could surprise me in the next book. I still like the faerie world that’s presented. Sometimes, they do come across as a little too human, but then something magical will happen, and I forget how similar the faeries seem to humans. Maybe this will wear off in the next book, but I thought that about the first, and it didn’t happen in this book. The characters are well developed. Nothing super deep or unique, but they aren’t 2-D and bland. They serve their purpose in an enjoyable way, and I still want to see how things turn out for them. The villains could have used a tad more punch, but I don’t have any serious complaints. Yeah, this is a good book. I’m not sorry I read it, and I can’t wait to get the next novel. A solid four out of five stars.

I enjoyed the books that were available for free 😀👍, bit disappointed the rest of series was not😔; would like to follow it to the end. Not my usual reading but I truly enjoyed the books. Magic🧚‍♀️, suspense, romance and some mystery excellently portrayed giving the main character an air of authenticity. 👍👍👍

its a good book though I don't remember much I love how you gave a chance to both the main leads and i most definitely liked ryn (understatement)