Review: You Cannot Go Wrong With This Series!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 1, 2012
S.A. Archer and S. Ravynheart continue to amaze in the fourth book in the Rise of the Unseelie series. The writing style is what really continues to draw me in, descriptive without being verbose, and I continue to feel myself being drawn to the characters more and more as I continue to read.I think I've already stated in my earlier reviews that the Rise of the Unseelie is my favorite character arc in the series. This is mainly because of Donovan and the role that he plays in trying to help the remaining fae rebuild. I've also become quite interested in Malcolm. Seeing his transformation from a scared, confused teenager who knew nothing about who he was or what he was, to a slightly more adjusted fae is intriguing.When London's appears in the Glamour Club it actually affects Malcolm more than anyone realizes and to say he acts on his anger would be putting this lightly. Malcolm has almost transformed. He has completely lost his child-like innocence by the end of the novel. I don't want to give away too much, but by the end of the book I was definitely shocked by the events that had occurred.We also begin to see all of the earthborn fae begin to "toughen up." Donovan is training them and they quickly learn that they can trust no one. Surprisingly, despite "not having" any physical magic abilities of his own, Malcolm quickly becomes the best fighter of the earthborn fae.But that seems like it could be a bad thing for London. I guess we'll see in the next book!