Review: This review is for all three books.
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 03 15, 2012
Pros:  The writer is talented.The town is appealing and make me want to vacation there.The storyline is somewhat different and exciting.*SPOILER ALERT*Cons: The main character, Autumn, is boring and has nothing going for her. Why in the world would a fairy prince want to marry a whiny, selfish teenage girl in the first place? Let alone two princes?!!?Her best friend is even more selfish and pretty much just an all-around b*tch.The males vying for Autumn's attention are somewhat flat, especially Holt. He is so completely bowled over by Autumn, but there is no reason to be. And all you get about him is how alive and fresh and friendly he is. Which sounds great, until three books later, and he's still that same flat character.Samuel seems to be the only character with a bit of intelligence. He is a bit more guarded and he tends to think before whining (which is all that Autumn does).Now, this is definitely my fault for reading all three, but I had hoped that the characters would get better, maybe more believable? I do like the way Maddy Edwards writes, and I want to support her, but I cannot support these books. To do so would seem that I support complete disrespect to elders, lots of whining and complaining, playing mind games with the opposite sex, and being a punching bag for others. I prefer my characters to be strong, or at least learn to be strong. Faults are important, but so are strengths.