Review: Becoming a Classic Series
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 16, 2012
With this third book, the Caledonian Fae series is shaping up to be a classic. From the first paragraph in the first book, Blood Faerie, Drummond snared my attention. She builds a realistic Faerie world surrounding and overlapping our current world where the denizens transit back and forth.Enemy of the Fae continues with all of the excellent qualities introduced in the first two books. Drummond's writing is strong, fashioning an intricate plot featuring complex characters facing daunting challenges. This book spends more time in the faerie world and less in the human, but even so, the human druids continue to influence the growth of fae powers and magic in unexpected ways as well as growing their own druidic powers.For fans of Quinton Munro, as I am, you'll cheer for his growth. Prince Griogair continues as the same charming, mysterious force.The author finds time, in between all the action sequences, to continue to reveal more of the history of the fae and their world, making it more believable and enjoyable.Although Enemy of the Fae may be a good book as a standalone. I would recommend, if you haven't already, get the first two and be prepared to enjoy a very full cohesive story. I look forward to the end of the year for number 4.