Review: I loved it!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 16, 2012
I received Oath of Servitude in return for a honest review from the author C.E. Wilson. Cailin is trying to stay true to who she is but keeps running into roadblocks by the elders. When treated with the darkness her father decides that being sent to live with a human for a year would be a fitting punishment. Cailins father had been saved a long time ago one winter when a human boy had found him dying in the snow. The boy Owen saved his life by taking him home and nursing him back to health, when he could return to his family. Now that his oldest daughter is threatened to be sent to the darkness a punishment that could break her he makes for her to live with the humans.It's been years Owen is no longer the boy but he has his own teenager who is also having a tough time after an accident that left him blind. Teague feels like he's lost everything by being blind, he won't see a therapist or his friends instead all he does is get drunk in his room. With the addition to Cailin in his home Owen hopes that she will be able to pull Teague out of his depression and to start living again. As the pair deal with their own hiccups as Cailin keeps being a pixi a secret and Teague deals with being blind. The connection between the two starts to grow as Teague starts to get better. But the news that her sister is in danger cause secrets to come out that could change everything.I loved Oath of Servitude the storyline was a pleasant surprise. I was a little nervous but I was easily drawn into the story, you can't help wanting to know more.  The characters are so likeable you can't help not liking them, even when Teague is so angry. I was intrigued by the relationship between Teague and Cailin it's unique but so sweet they kind both need each other. My favorite part was when Teague was shopping for doll clothes thinking that Cailin has a doll she plays with when the truth was they were buying her clothes. I couldn't put the book down it one of the best pixie/fey stories I've read this year I just really loved the characters they seem so real and my heart went out to both of them. It's just a very well written book that flows smoothly allowing anyone teen to adult to enjoy it. I can't wait to get my hands on the next book.