A review by sabregirl
Dance of the Forest King by Alessa Thorn
4.0
3.5 Stars rounded to four. Will start off by saying that I didn't read any of books in the first series. I honestly found the book about Mananan first and was going to read that, but figured I'd start with the first in this series. Thankfully it wasn't too confusing coming midway into a story. However, I did feel there were too many people/characters into the story which detracted from the story. I felt like the author just wanted to throw all those people in there to keep nodding to the previous series even though only one or two people actually contributed to the story.
I didn't care for Chrissy who is the FMC, she just came off as really annoying and indecisive, which was frustrating since she is almost 40 years old. A lot of these characters (who I'm going to assume are pretty close in age -- the humans not the Fae) came off as childish which was off putting.
Oberon was the only redeeming factor in this book and the only reason why I didn't give up on this book because I did think of it a few times.
I didn't care for Chrissy who is the FMC, she just came off as really annoying and indecisive, which was frustrating since she is almost 40 years old. A lot of these characters (who I'm going to assume are pretty close in age -- the humans not the Fae) came off as childish which was off putting.
Oberon was the only redeeming factor in this book and the only reason why I didn't give up on this book because I did think of it a few times.