Review: You have to allow your imagination to be free to enjoy this book!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 20, 2013
When I first read into the second chapter and suddenly  met characters who had names like Dandelion, I almost stopped reading; however, the plot has more twists and turns to it to hold the reader's interest once you let yourself free to get involved. There is a dark side to the plot which involves our human heroine in a marriage that the reader does not even expect....all to ensure the happiness of future generations of the human and the fey creatures who dwell on the nobleman' s lands. I did notice that the plot would jump ahead in places and skim over how the characters got out of some predicaments. (Too much author control over the flow of the plot -- perhaps to keep the novel shorter? )  Anyway, if you like stories which include fairies and dwarfs as some of main characters, you will enjoy Bride of the Fae.