When it comes time to protect those she loves, will she depend on David, her human boyfriend, for help? Or will she turn to Tamani, the electrifying faerie with whom her connection is undeniable?
Certainly not one of my favorites. I decided to read the next book in this series because I hate not finishing series.
Anyways. The books was really slow throughout. I'm going to say that now.
What I did like about it was the fact that we actually got to see Avalon, which is what I wanted to happen. And I know I mentioned that in the last post about the first book, Wings. Avalon was very interesting and I adored seeing how the author described it.
I loved the summer fey's houses the best. They were cool. I also enjoyed seeing how they don't use money there and instead you can have something if you really like it. I enjoyed meeting the other fey and learning about the fey Laurel knew before she went to our world.
It was cool to see Tamani's mother and the little girl who stayed with her. Although I wasn't sure who exactly she was. I got confused. The play that Laurel went to was interesting, especially the twist on The Midsummer's Night Dream.
But beyond those things, I didn't really like the story. It was good yes, but really slow. You didn't even see trolls really until the very end where we find some things out. The characters were okay although most of them just ended up annoying me. Especially the stupid love triangle.
This is going to be a short review, but I just don't have that much to say about this book. The cover is beautiful though.
On Goodreads: Spells
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Sincerely,
Sareh
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