herbalmoon's review
1.0
Pretty much the same book as the last one.
1. Girl falls in love with vampire three minutes after seeing him for the first time
2. Girl and vamp have sex approximately three days after meeting
3. Vamp confesses he was turned by accident
And I haven't gotten there yet in this book, but if it holds to format:
4. Vamp betrays girl
5. At the book's close, girl discovers vamp didn't betray her after all, and they live happily ever after
If I wasn't so interested in seeing what happens to Sarah in the eventual High Stakes Trial, I would give up on Mindy's books completely...they only seem to have gotten progressively worse over the years.
1. Girl falls in love with vampire three minutes after seeing him for the first time
2. Girl and vamp have sex approximately three days after meeting
3. Vamp confesses he was turned by accident
And I haven't gotten there yet in this book, but if it holds to format:
4. Vamp betrays girl
5. At the book's close, girl discovers vamp didn't betray her after all, and they live happily ever after
If I wasn't so interested in seeing what happens to Sarah in the eventual High Stakes Trial, I would give up on Mindy's books completely...they only seem to have gotten progressively worse over the years.
captainjaq's review
4.0
As always, Mindy Klasky delivers. While these paranormal cozies aren't normally my thing, from time to time they're great bits of escapist fantasy. With Fae's Anatomy, we get a fun, runaway bride romp with the "monster" world of Klasky's Magical Washington series colliding with the faerie world in a spark-filled way.
While I don't know if the romance central to the plot is earned, it doesn't matter too much since that's a standard trope of this kind of book. More interesting is Klasky's use of classic con games to enrich the character of Titania and how those play into Klasky's whole concept of the faerie realm. Would love to see more books set in that world, with those characters (or various relatives).
While I don't know if the romance central to the plot is earned, it doesn't matter too much since that's a standard trope of this kind of book. More interesting is Klasky's use of classic con games to enrich the character of Titania and how those play into Klasky's whole concept of the faerie realm. Would love to see more books set in that world, with those characters (or various relatives).
scubajen's review
4.0
Great story. It was fun to be back at Empire General and to learn new things about the fae and how they live. The rules they must abide by were very interesting. Loved this book.
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