by Kathryne Kennedy
This is the second of the Elven lords (or whatever) romance series by Kathryne Kennedy. And it's not quite as good as the first book (Fire Lord's Lover), but still pretty solid.There are cameos by characters from the first book. The world building is still pretty solid and interesting. England i...
I am not sure why Kathryne Kennedy is not more popular.Great story and review to come.
The only reason why I'm reading this book was wanting to know what happen in Fireham and so that i could associate physical pain of wisdom tooth with this book. Review later.
Still not sure about this world the author has built. Perhaps...but no; just not keen on the combination of historical and fantasy. Adventure is...interesting. H considers himself beneath h. Something happens to convince him to go for her, then he gets a "Flaw", and goes back to considering hims...
Rating: 3.5 I enjoyed the interactions between the two main characters, Giles and Cecily, but I did not connect with the larger the story about the Rebellion and her father as much as I did in the first book. I loved that Cecily was a strong heroine and Giles a worthy match for her. I wish only that...
Review to come
This book can be read as a stand alone, since it does take place 9 years after book 1. But still it is a series and the plot to overthrown the elves continue.What I enjoy most about this series is the worldbuilding. Kennedy has this way of creating such fantastic worlds that you can almost not imagi...
In the prologue, we learn that long ago seven elves opened the gate between Elfhame and the human world, divided England into seven sovereign territories, and treated the humans as their personal slaves. They mated with humans, creating hybrid humans with magical powers; however if a child showed an...
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