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A review by jenbsbooks
The Faerie War by Rachel Morgan
4.0
I'm not sure why the cover image with the guy (Ryn? Draven?) is featured, MY Kindle edition has Violet on the cover, which matches with the first two books, and I like that much better. For the consistency, and because Violet is the star here.
I'd been a little nervous when I saw there were were so many books in this series. Once upon a time, I loved that, way back when I was struggling to find good books to read. Now, with hundreds of books waiting in my Kindle Cloud, I'm just not sure about committing myself to a series with so many books, especially when I would have to buy them (not on Kindle Unlimited, not at the library beyond the first two books). I'd snagged the first two books in the series for free, and I did buy this one, and was very happy with the closure here of this first trilogy.
Book 2 had ended with a cliffhanger ... and book three felt quite different as it started up. I mean, they were dealing with a faerie apocalypse. Things were different. Violet was different. It was just a little harder for me to get into, but I still sped through the story.
I'm really NOT a fan of Faerie tales ... but I really enjoyed this trilogy.
I'd been a little nervous when I saw there were were so many books in this series. Once upon a time, I loved that, way back when I was struggling to find good books to read. Now, with hundreds of books waiting in my Kindle Cloud, I'm just not sure about committing myself to a series with so many books, especially when I would have to buy them (not on Kindle Unlimited, not at the library beyond the first two books). I'd snagged the first two books in the series for free, and I did buy this one, and was very happy with the closure here of this first trilogy.
Book 2 had ended with a cliffhanger ... and book three felt quite different as it started up. I mean, they were dealing with a faerie apocalypse. Things were different. Violet was different. It was just a little harder for me to get into, but I still sped through the story.
I'm really NOT a fan of Faerie tales ... but I really enjoyed this trilogy.