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A review by cleolindbooks
The Fae Keeper by H.E. Edgmon
adventurous
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
3.75
Please be warned that there is rape mentioned in this story! I haven’t seen it tagged anywhere but it is talking about and described.
FEEL THE QUEER RAGE!
I think this was a good continuation of the series and the queer rage is phenomenal. Wyatt is a fantastically written character and I think him and his journey throughout this book was wonderful to read. You really get to see him get more comfortable in his own skin and become stronger of a person with his magic and his identity. The author does a fantastic job of depicting the grief and heartache that all of the characters are struggling with. Making their pain in their struggle seems so real and connected to what many are going through today. There are unbelievably strong connections throughout this book that parallel to current LGBT issues and it was very apparent.
However I did think that Tessa’s story felt unfinished and a bit rushed as it dropped in a very heavy topic with very little conversation or discussion about it. I think they just need to be more for Tessa at the end of the book as it kind of just left there with everyone else getting a better conclusion. I just don’t think that it was The best place to add this particular trauma and if it was going to be so frivolously mentioned and then not really discussed again.
FEEL THE QUEER RAGE!
I think this was a good continuation of the series and the queer rage is phenomenal. Wyatt is a fantastically written character and I think him and his journey throughout this book was wonderful to read. You really get to see him get more comfortable in his own skin and become stronger of a person with his magic and his identity. The author does a fantastic job of depicting the grief and heartache that all of the characters are struggling with. Making their pain in their struggle seems so real and connected to what many are going through today. There are unbelievably strong connections throughout this book that parallel to current LGBT issues and it was very apparent.
However I did think that Tessa’s story felt unfinished and a bit rushed as it dropped in a very heavy topic with very little conversation or discussion about it. I think they just need to be more for Tessa at the end of the book as it kind of just left there with everyone else getting a better conclusion. I just don’t think that it was The best place to add this particular trauma and if it was going to be so frivolously mentioned and then not really discussed again.
Content Warnings
Moderate: Rape