Review: B rating...
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 4, 2012
My Review:My rating: BThis book is only 12 pages long, but they are jam-packed with action and I will admit that I spent most those pages trying to understand what was happening because I am not all that familiar with the Fey court. There are Seelie (light Fey) and Unseelie (dark Fey). From what I can understand, Lugh is basically the head warrior for the Seelie. On this day, there was a big political meeting happening that would unite the two Fey groups, but instead, their entire magical world literally collapsed when the leader of their world was murdered.This book follows his actions as he works to get to their fallen leader to try to save her. Even though I was admittedly confused, I liked the dichotomy in this book between Lugh and Jhaer. They start out battling, but then as the world starts to fall apart, they become a team. LOVED that and I'm interested to see how that plays out in the coming books.I won a copy of the series from the author.