2.5 stars / 2 spicy peppers
Strap in for this one, thems and theys, it’s going to get rough in this review.
The series started off on a decent foot with Heart of the Fae. There was whimsy and a cute romance budding. However, we lost every bit of that in the second book, Veins of Magic. The once likable…
3 stars / 4 spicy peppers
Read at your own risk.
1.5 stars / 2 spicy peppers
Veins of Magic is the predecessor to Heart of the Fae. The story picks up where the first one left off: Sorcha in the human world caring for her family and Eamonn fighting his way to the throne.
In a book where actions don’t have consequences, you can rest assured that all with work out for the beloved pair as they fight their way to a more…
3.5 stars / 2 spicy peppers
In this Celtic retelling of Beauty and the Beast, we follow Sorcha as she embarks on a mission to find a cure for the blood beetle plague that threatens her family, and humanity at that. When her quest leads her to Hy-Brasil to bring back a fae to the mortal lands, her mission takes a twist.
Sorcha falls for Eamonn against her better judgment. And she has conflicting emotions about loving him and her mission They ultimately come up with a good solution
3 stars / 5 spicy peppers
Glow is the 4th installment to the Gild series. We pick right up after the events of Gleam and follow Auren as she learns to control her magic and heal…
4 stars / 4 spicy peppers
Gleam is the third installment to the Midas-inspired, Plate Prisoner series. This book will have you rooting for Auren, pulling your hair in anticipation, and…
4 stars / 1 spicy pepper
Glint picks up right where Gild left off. Auren is taken prisoner by Fourth’s army and they set off to confront Midas in Fifth Kingdom’s capital. We don’t know what…
4 stars / 3 spicy peppers
The story within Gild seems to be rather straightforward. Midas’s touch turns anything into gold and the only living being he’s touched and lived, he has tucked…
2 stars / 5 spicy peppers
DNF @ 75%
A Touch of Darkness series is an urban retelling of Hades and Persephone. While the premise is enticing, the books do not live up to the hype. The lackluster plot…
3 stars / 5 spicy peppers
A Touch of Malice is the book I’ve been waiting for in this series in terms of character growth for Persephone. But, in the end, the series has…
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